The Case Officer will assess the relevance of comments and, in the light of them, may suggest minor changes to the application to overcome any difficulties. During this meeting, BPDA staff provided a walk through of the draft plan for adoption of PLAN: Newmarket and discussed next steps. Note: in the event of the Municipal Buildings being closed to the public, no charge will be incurred for copies of planning application documents for consultation purposes to be provided. Under normal circumstances, they will be made available for viewing in hard copy format in the main reception of the council offices.

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Quincy Market and next-door Faneuil Hall is the best place to stop and eat on the Freedom Trail. You can get just about anything here, from Greek to sushi to sandwiches and much more. Since you’re in Boston, try the clam chowder, a local New England specialty. You’ll also find the Boston Public Library here. Opened in 1852, it’s one of the largest municipal libraries in the country, home to over 23 million items, with almost 4 million visitors each year. When you’re finished, wander around and experience Harvard Square’s eclectic offerings. There are a lot of good street musicians to listen to (Tracy Chapman got her start here). See the mix of life in Harvard Square: walk around, stroll into used bookstores and coffee shops, and watch artists, vagabonds, locals, and college students mingle. There are some cool little shops in “The Garage.” The BPDA is excited to announce the release of the Draft Article 90 Zoning Amendment and proposed Zoning Map changes as a direct result from PLAN: Newmarket. A public comment period on draft amendments was open from August 17, 2023 to September 25, 2023. A revised Draft Article 90 Zoning Amendment was released on September 27, 2023. This amendment will need to be approved by the BPDA Board, and then the Boston Zoning Commission. Art lovers will find much to admire in Boston’s iconic Institute of Contemporary Art. From the gorgeous and distinctive building itself to the astonishing works within, you won't be short of inspiration. Home to some of the most cutting-edge work being done in contemporary art across the globe, the ICA offers only the most thought-provoking and inspiring works of art to visitors.

Boston is a city defined by its history and sports culture; a city full of homey, Cheers-esque bars and a thriving theater scene; a city that continues to surprise with refreshing tweaks and additions by way of twenty-somethings coming, staying, and offering craft beer. HI Boston is located in Chinatown, near the Boston Common, Downtown Crossing, and the Boston Opera House. Not only are you near three train lines, but also within a 20 minute walk of Beacon Hill and tourist-favorite Faneuil Hall. ( It isn’t included in this itinerary, but it is a cool market of food vendors, but it can be a little crowded – especially on weekends.) This is one of the stops along the Freedom Trail Walking Tour, but Boston's Old State House is worth a special shout out in this itinerary. Explore at your own pace and enjoy tours and performances (every thirty minutes) led by fun, interactive guides or fully costumed Revolutionary characters! One of the most historic cities in the United States, Boston is the city I called home for the first 25 years of my life. Quincy Market is where old and new seamlessly merge. Here you can find hundreds of shops, both inside and outside the building. The market was established in 1825 and spans three buildings: Quincy Market, South Market, and North Market.Whether from our founding fathers-era history, the killer seafood, or intense rivalry with the Yankees that forces us to keep our guard up, there is something about the city that elicits this collective pleasure of being in it.

In addition, the event offered a chance to connect with the Newmarket Business Improvement District's jobs initiative. Before you hit the road, grab one last lobster roll at Yankee Lobster, next door to Harpoon Brewery and right on the Boston waterfront. It’s the best way to say goodbye to an amazing 3 days in Boston! The home was built in 1680 and is downtown Boston’s oldest building. Inside, the home is set up to mimic what it would have looked like while Revere lived there. In fact, 90% of the structure today is original material, including doors, windows, flooring, and internal wall material.

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Yes, it’s stereotypical. No, it never gets old. Just a seven minute walk from Tapestry is Fenway Park. One of America’s oldest ballparks, and the essence of Boston sports, is a spectacle in its own right. The chairs are original so, really, you’re sitting your butt right on history. Cool, right? You can even book a tour of the park here. The analysis also shows that length does not result in a clearer or more effective code, but rather, a more complex, inconsistent, and inequitable Code. The report indicates that the length of the code and its many contradictions impede residents from making even small changes to their home or business without hiring a lawyer. This creates barriers that prevent Bostonians from being able to participate meaningfully in the planning process.