"Prive' " is seeking an all alcohol license with a common victualer in addition to an entertainment and live entertainment license. Hours of operation are Monday through Sunday 4 p.m. - 12 a.m.

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Construct an eight-unit multifamily building with eight parking spaces.

New restaurant proposed with take out, proposed hours 7:30 a.m.- 2 a.m., no alcohol service

Convert an attic into a living space with a full bathroom and dormer

 

Anjana Corporation d/b/a Neighborhood Convenience seeking to upgrade the current malt beverages license to all alcohol. Closing time 9 p.m. Sunday-Wednesday, 10 p.m. Thursday-Saturday

 

Proponent “Newman School” seeking a Dormitory License from the Boston

Licensing Board for premises at 298-300 Newbury Street.

 

The City of Boston has issued two Rental Cooperative and Ownership Development Funding Requests for Proposals (RFPs):

• The City of Boston Mayor’s Office of Housing (MOH) is focused on systematic approaches to address Boston’s housing inequities so that all people have access to safe, healthy, and affordable housing.  Our goal is to ensure that all Bostonians can live in homes that work for them and that they can afford.  By 2050, Boston must be a more equitable, resilient and affordable city for everyone.  To move us towards that reality, MOH, along with the Community Preservation Act (CPA), is issuing this Request for Proposals (RFP) to provide access to approximately $21 million dollars of resources that will support qualified proposals from non-profit and for-profit developers of affordable rental, cooperative and homeownership developments.  In addition, MOH will provide up to $4 million dollars of funding to create and preserve supportive housing for homeless and/or aging populations.
• The Neighborhood Housing Trust (NHT) is offering up to $15 million in funding to support the creation and preservation of rental, cooperative and homeownership housing.  Applicants are encouraged to leverage NHT funds with other public and private funding sources that are also available for affordable housing. This RFP targets those projects that, but for the availability of NHT funds, would have significant financing gaps. NHT seeks to provide grants to assist eligible developments that encourage innovative approaches to increase the production of housing that is affordable to a mix of incomes, support housing developments that seek to maintain mixed-income communities, as well as those that help preserve existing “at risk” developments.

The RFPs are available for download here.

Two Structures: Construction of 4-story mixed use structure, on newly created 2,271 sq ft lot, consisting of Ground Floor Retail and 3 Residential Units. Ground floor to have accessible unit and retail space with two attached triplex residential units located on the upper three floors. Building features roof terraces and elevated window bays onto public way. Erect a new 3-story, two-family (duplex), on newly created 2,442 sqft lot. Building features townhouse style, elevated window bays onto public way, and decks on first floor, second floor, and roof. See ALT1592346 for subdivision and related ERT1576723. demolition of existing building to be filed under separate permit.