Dorchester Infill and Small Developments

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Well they've lost a sale to Socrates with that facade.
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Boston Strong said:
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Cedar Grove Cemetery looking to build housing on a corner parcel - Dorchester Reporter

Trustees at Cedar Grove Cemetery are planning to put up three buildings— each with two units of housing—on a parcel of land it owns near the corner of Granite Avenue and Milton Street.
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People are still being buried in Cedar Grove Cemetery but all the plots have been sold and they need money. They couldn't carve up the site for burials because it is too rocky. This is right next to 157 Granite Ave so it will fill in this area a little bit. It is great because it has Red Line access, nice quiet neighbors and it is right next to the park, Adam's Village and the Neponset River bike trail. I would definitely live here
 
Scott said:
People are still being buried in Cedar Grove Cemetery but all the plots have been sold and they need money. They couldn't carve up the site for burials because it is too rocky. This is right next to 157 Granite Ave so it will fill in this area a little bit. It is great because it has Red Line access, nice quiet neighbors and it is right next to the park, Adam's Village and the Neponset River bike trail. I would definitely live here
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Just waiting for the NIMBY ghouls to complain about shadows on their gravestones.
 
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‘The worst’ or ‘a teddy bear’ providing ‘neighborhood glue’; Two views on future of Mattapan trolley line - Dorchester Reporter

To try to get a sense of what MBTA Mattapan trolley riders actually think, The Reporter rode the rails and spoke with passengers, whose views ranged from sharp criticism of the World War II-era vehicles to deep affection for them as symbols of two iconic sections of Boston — Dorchester and...
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It has taken 8 years to get to 15% design and they don't have a funding source so maybe they should just keep the old trolleys
 

275 E Cottage Street​

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“Proposed new 6 story building consisting of Mixed Use Extended Stay Hotel building of 42 units with two ground floor commercial/restaurant/retails spaces with a total of approximately 41,970 square feet of gross floor area (3.35 FAR), basement amenity space, community space, business center, and back of house, ground floor lobby/concierge, and rooftop deck and rooftop commercial space attached to ground floor restaurant.”

275 E Cottage Street | Bostonplans.org

Development Projects and Planned Development Areas (PDAs) that the Development Review division is coordinating.
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