The City of Boston and the City of Revere are partnering to design flood protection and recreational improvements along Bennington Street in East Boston and Fredericks Park in Revere. During this meeting, the Boston and Revere Project Team will share background information about the project, present an update about the work we have completed, discuss the design process for flood mitigation, and collect your feedback about recreational opportunities you would like to see in the project area. Spanish and Arabic interpretation will be provided during the meeting.

RSVP FOR THE MEETING

If you have any difficulty registering for the meeting or if you have any questions, please contact: 

• Catherine McCandless, City of Boston: catherine.mccandless2@boston.gov
• Elle Baker, City of Revere: ebaker@revere.org

For more information about the project and to learn about other upcoming engagement events

visit the project webpage

This meeting is being held virtually. 

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1. Welcome and Introductions
2. Review Minutes and Ongoing Topics/Tasks
3. Discussion of Flexibility Measures and Hardship Applications
4. Next Steps

The BERDO Team is pleased to offer a new four-session workshop series on Zoom for building owners who need assistance with reporting a property under BERDO. Each session will focus on completing two to three steps of the BERDO reporting process and will include step-by-step coaching with time for questions. 

You can sign up to join one of two cohorts who will meet on Wednesday afternoons and evenings:

• Cohort 1 will meet Wednesday afternoons from 3:30 - 5:00 pm. Sign up here. 
• Cohort 2 will meet Wednesday evenings from 6:00 - 7:30 pm. Sign up here.

The first sessions will take place on Wednesday, March 27, 2024, and are scheduled to last only 1 hour. Following sessions will last around 90 minutes. Additional details will be provided after registration. 

There will be materials to review and there may be some minimal work to do between sessions. There will be a break of several weeks between sessions after participants have requested their data to allow their receipt.

The number of participants will be limited so that there is ample time to accomplish each week’s goals. 

Please email energyreporting@boston.gov if you have specific questions about these sessions.

Learn and perform bike maintenance and basic repair. Feel to bring your bike! We will also have a winter biking craft.

Established in 2022, our mission at the Office of Historic Preservation is to safeguard Boston's rich cultural heritage while amplifying the voices of underrepresented Bostonians. Housed within the Environment, Energy, and Open Space Cabinet, our department includes the Boston Landmarks Commission, the City Archaeology Program, and the Commemoration Commission.

Over the next several months the Office of Historic Preservation will continue it's outreach efforts to various neighborhood groups. The presentations aim is to advocate for a new framework showcasing how historic preservation can address some of Boston's pressing challenges in environmental sustainability, social equity, and affordable housing.

This meeting is being held virtually. 

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1. Welcome and Introductions
2. Review of Minutes
3. Continued Discussion of Flexibility Measures and Applications 
4. Next Steps