Watertown Infill and Small Developments

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99 Coolidge – Cranshaw Construction

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New infill proposed on Spring Street. It is the first proposal under the new Watertown Square Zoning passed in November to comply with the MBTA Communities Act. (Edit:this was rezoned, but is not in the MBTA-C by-right area.)

This has been slightly modified it seems to blend in more to the rest of the neighborhood with the bay window being added.

First Project Proposed in New Watertown Square Zoning, City Prepping for Square Redesign​

“A multi-unit residential building project became the first project submitted in the new Watertown Square Area Plan zoning. Meanwhile, the City seeks consultants to assist with the redesign of the Square’s main intersection and parking lots behind CVS and the Library.

The first project to be heard by the Planning Board in the new zoning is located at 75 Spring St., where a five-unit residential building is proposed to replace a vacant one-story industrial building. The project is not in the by-right area for residential buildings, said City Manager George Proakis, but is in the area in which the zoning recently changed.

“It went to Planning Board and the board looked at it. The Planning Board made some recommendations for change and it goes to the Zoning Board of Appeals because it has the special permit (requirement),” Proakis said………..”

First Project Proposed in New Watertown Square Zoning, City Prepping for Square Redesign

A multi-unit residential building project became the first project submitted in the new Watertown Square Area Plan zoning. Meanwhile, the City seeks consultants to assist with the redesign of the Square’s main intersection and parking lots behind CVS and the Library. The first project to be...

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