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Clips from the Chelsea Record regarding the city's future projects:
CITY LINE HOTEL
TO START
The Colwen Group recently
received its Chapter 91
Waterways license that paves
the way for them to be able to
begin construction on the new
hotel at the Chelsea/Revere
line.
The project had been widely
reported locally last year
and was permitted locally as
well.
The state MEPA and licensing
process has been underway
since that time and has
now concluded.
The 120-room hotel project
will sit next to the Walgreen’s
on Broadway
DELAY ON FORBES
PLAN
City Manager Tom Ambrosino
reported that the large
development plan for the
Forbes site has been delayed
by the developer until probably
December.
The developer had proposed
high-rise towers, hotels
and an incredibly dense City
unto itself on the old industrial
property.
“The City didn’t really
want to have a hearing and
didn’t feel they were ready,
but when they filed the plans,
we had to have a public hearing,”
said Ambrosino.
The meeting was scheduled
for this month, but will likely
come much later in the year.
“Something is going to go
there, however,” Ambrosino
said. “It is a very large site."
CITY LINE HOTEL
TO START
The Colwen Group recently
received its Chapter 91
Waterways license that paves
the way for them to be able to
begin construction on the new
hotel at the Chelsea/Revere
line.
The project had been widely
reported locally last year
and was permitted locally as
well.
The state MEPA and licensing
process has been underway
since that time and has
now concluded.
The 120-room hotel project
will sit next to the Walgreen’s
on Broadway
DELAY ON FORBES
PLAN
City Manager Tom Ambrosino
reported that the large
development plan for the
Forbes site has been delayed
by the developer until probably
December.
The developer had proposed
high-rise towers, hotels
and an incredibly dense City
unto itself on the old industrial
property.
“The City didn’t really
want to have a hearing and
didn’t feel they were ready,
but when they filed the plans,
we had to have a public hearing,”
said Ambrosino.
The meeting was scheduled
for this month, but will likely
come much later in the year.
“Something is going to go
there, however,” Ambrosino
said. “It is a very large site."