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Neighbors raise green‑space, parking and transformer concerns at hearing for 21‑unit South Street proposal; board continues to June 25
Summary
South Street Assets LLC presented plans for a four‑story, 21‑unit building at 506 South Street and asked for site plan review and a parking‑waiver special permit; the Planning Board continued the hearing to June 25 after residents and councilors pressed for more detail on green space, transformer placement, trash capacity and parking management.
The Quincy Planning Board on April 16 heard a detailed presentation for a proposed 21‑unit residential building at 506 South Street by South Street Assets LLC and continued the matter to the board’s June 25 meeting to allow the applicant to revise plans and respond to peer‑review comments.
The proposal calls for demolition of the existing three‑family structure and construction of a new four‑story, 21‑unit residential building with a mix of one‑ and two‑bedroom units and a total of 35 parking spaces provided partly under the building and partly on grade. The applicant also requested a parking‑waiver special permit as part of site plan review under Quincy’s zoning code.
Why it matters: The project sits at the edge of a transition zone in Quincy Point — between larger multifamily development on East Howard Street and smaller two‑ and three‑family homes on side…
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