Neponset Wharf | 24 Ericsson Street | Dorchester

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This has been discussed a few times in the Dorchester Infill thread over the years, but it's multiple buildings and deserves its own:

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2021-03-23_Supplemental Filing_24 Ericsson Street.pdf | Powered by Box

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I dig the concept of those inset windows in the slanted roofs. I just hope the brick work turns out good.
 
Equilibria said:
BCDC (deals only with coastal resiliency):

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210504 24 Ericsson Neponset Wharf staff slides.pdf | Powered by Box

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I love that this includes a Harborwalk connection from Tenean Beach to the Dorchester Shores Reservation. Every one of these projects brings us one step closer to an uninterrupted Harborkwalk - Neponset Trail all the way from from Castle Island to Mattapan Square. With this step complete, the only remaining broken section will be along Savin Hill and the gas tank.
 
This really is a beautiful development regardless of issues with the river. They seriously did a great job designing this, I hope it ends up this way and that phase 2 is just as good.
 
Actually, it's an inlet of the harbor, the river is on the other side of Port Norfolk. I like the shape of the buildings but that's about it. Otherwise they look cheap. The parking lots remain largely intact and an opportunity to connect to the beach is lost.

"We need to repair our rivers."
We need to help them repair themselves. In this case the state and the feds have agreed that the Neponset between about Mattapan and here should be declared a superfund site. That means $$$ to remove PCBs left over from previous industry. However there is a backlog of sites but it's possible the money may come if Congress passes this latest budget.
 
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State asks Neponset Wharf proponents to rework bid | Dorchester Reporter

The backers behind the Neponset Wharf project in the Port Norfolk neighborhood are re-doing their proposal after Gov. Healey’s environmental chief said the project’s environmental impact report “does not adequately and properly comply” with the Massachusetts Environmental Protection Act. Rebecca...
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Neponset Wharf developers stave off auction with a new bankruptcy filing​

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“The developers of the proposed Neponset Wharf project in Port Norfolk filed a second Chapter 11 bankruptcy in federal court last Thursday (Oct. 24) just hours before a public auction was to commence on the site.

The filing marked the second time this year that CPC Ericsson LLC/City Point Capital has opted for Chapter 11 reorganization on the same day as a scheduled public auction. The latest one, at 6R, 8R, 18R, and 20R Ericsson St., was to take place at 2 p.m., but CPC Ericsson principals Ryan Sillery and Brian Anderson filed for a second bankruptcy around 11:30 a.m., which stopped the auction proceedings.

“We’re confident we’ll make this case work,” said attorney Gary Cruickshank, who represents CPC Ericsson. When asked what would be different the second time around, he said there are key differences now, but asserted attorney-client privilege in not commenting on them……..”

https://www.dotnews.com/2024/neponset-wharf-developers-stave-auction-new-bankruptcy-filing-0
 
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