Zoning Commission public hearing

Map Amendment Application No. 717                                                   

Open Space Rezoning

Said map amendment would amend “Map 5E, Dorchester Neighborhood District,” by changing the existing zoning designation of the property located at 469 Neponset Avenue, Dorchester, from “OS-SL,” indicating an Open Space-Shoreline Subdistrict to “NS,” indicating a Neighborhood Shopping Subdistrict; amend “Map 9A, Jamaica Plain Neighborhood District,” and “Map 9C, Jamaica Plain Neighborhood District,” by changing the existing zoning designation of the property located at 3850 Washington Street, Jamaica Plain, from “OS-A,” indicating an Open Space Air Rights Subdistrict to “NS,” indicating a Neighborhood Shopping Subdistrict; and amend “Map 11A, West Roxbury Neighborhood District,” and “Map 11B, West Roxbury Neighborhood District,” by changing the existing zoning of an approximately 19,881 square foot lot located on Brucewood Street from “OS-RC,” indicating an Open Space-Recreation Subdistrict, to “1F-6000,” indicating a One-Family Residential Subdistrict.

Amended and Restated Master Plan for Planned Development Area No. 51, Hood Business Park (“Amended and Restated Plan”), the Development Plan for 10 Stack Street within Planned Development Area No. 51, Hood Business Park (“Development Plan”), and the First Amendment to the Development Plan for 100 Hood Park Drive within Planned Development Area No. 51, Hood Business Park (“First Amendment”)

Map Amendment Application No. 718

Planned Development Area No. 122

139-149 Washington Street, Brighton

Map 7A/7B/7C/7D, Allston-Brighton Neighborhood District

Said map amendment would amend “Map 7A/7B/7C/7D, Allston-Brighton Neighborhood District,” by adding the designation “D,” indicating a Planned Development Area (“PDA”) overlay district to approximately 3.3 acres located at 139-149 Washington Street between Monastery Road and Fidelis Way.  Said Development Plan would allow for the development of two new residential buildings containing approximately two hundred twenty-eight (228) new dwelling units.