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Brookline ZBA approves $87,500 payment option in lieu of pedestrian work at Marion and Park streets
Summary
The Town of Brookline Zoning Board of Appeals on Feb. 11 determined a proposed modification to the comprehensive permit for 32 Marion Street is insubstantial and approved language allowing the Brookline Housing Authority to pay $87,500 to the Department of Public Works instead of directly constructing pedestrian improvements at the Marion and Park Street intersection.
The Town of Brookline Zoning Board of Appeals on Feb. 11 determined a proposed modification to the comprehensive permit for 32 Marion Street is insubstantial and approved language allowing the Brookline Housing Authority to pay $87,500 to the Department of Public Works instead of directly constructing pedestrian improvements at the Marion and Park Street intersection.
The change affects condition 47(o) of the comprehensive permit issued Dec. 1, 2021, and allows, “In the alternative, the BHA may make a payment in the amount of $87,500 directly to the Brookline Department of Public Works to satisfy this condition,” with the board adding that the payment must be made prior to any application for a certificate of use and occupancy.
The modification matters…
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