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Quincy ZBA denies greenhouse request, continues Gladstone case; approves 6‑unit building and other variances At its Feb. 10 meeting the Quincy Zoning Board denied a variance for a greenhouse at 210 Adams St., continued a contentious single‑family proposal at 61 Gladstone to March 10 after extended public comment, approved a six‑unit building at 166 Independence Ave. with a condition to add tenant storage, and granted several other variances including an 8‑foot rear fence.

The Quincy Zoning Board made waves by rejecting a greenhouse proposal, extending a controversial housing project, and approving a new six-unit apartment building—all in one heated meeting!

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Zoning board approves 8‑unit condominium at 3 Thayer St. with storage and parking conditions The Quincy Zoning Board approved Boston Property Management’s plan to replace a rooming house with an eight‑unit condominium at 3 Thayer St., requiring additional owner storage in the garage and restricting sale/rental of deeded parking spaces to non‑unit owners.

The Quincy Zoning Board has greenlit an exciting new eight-unit condominium project at 3 Thayer St., complete with innovative stormwater improvements and essential parking conditions.

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Zoning board approves 8‑unit condominium at 3 Thayer Street with storage and parking conditions The Zoning Board allowed a special permit and variances to replace a rooming house at 3 Thayer Street with a three‑story, eight‑unit condominium building, requiring additional locked storage within the garage and a condition that deeded parking spaces cannot be rented or sold to non‑unit owners.

Quincy is set to transform as a new eight-unit condominium replaces a transient rooming house, complete with secure parking and storage for residents!

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Quincy council demands answers from National Grid and contractor after explosion that hospitalized a worker The council passed a resolve asking National Grid and Riley Brothers, Inc. to explain safety procedures after a utility-line explosion at Southern Artery and Broad Street left a worker critically injured; the council also requested a Department of Public Utilities investigation and referred the matter to the ordinance committee.

A shocking explosion during a utility job in Quincy has left a worker fighting for his life, prompting urgent calls for accountability from National Grid and their contractor.

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Quincy mayor says pension obligation bond and DIF growth ease long-term debt pressure Mayor Thomas Peacock told the City Council that a $475 million pension obligation bond, combined with downtown District Improvement Financing and other capital work, has reshaped Quincy's debt profile and is projected to save roughly $168.5 million over the life of the bond. Councilors asked for details on timing, reserves and school financing. The

Mayor Thomas Peacock reveals that a $475 million pension obligation bond could save Quincy a staggering $168.5 million in the long run, reshaping the city's financial future!

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Quincy Planning Board approves 1630 Hancock Street redevelopment after city secures Mechanic Street access The planning board approved a Certificate of Consis­tency for the 1630 Hancock Street project with 25 conditions after the city agreed to acquire 29 Mechanic Street and provide easements to eliminate a Hancock Street curb cut and relocate utilities.

Exciting changes are coming to Quincy as the Planning Board greenlights the redevelopment at 1630 Hancock Street, paving the way for improved access and community benefits!

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Ward 2 Civic Association plans fall Sundays in the park with food trucks and music Ward 2 Civic Association seeks special permits for autumn events on October 5 and 12.

Get ready for fall fun in Quincy with food trucks, live music, and family-friendly activities at the upcoming community events on October 5 and 12!

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Quincy Planning Board Continues Public Hearings for Hancock Street and Chestnut Street Projects Planning Board pushes discussions on 42 Beale and 12 to 18 Chestnut Street to future meetings.

Quincy’s future hangs in the balance as the Planning Board debates transformative development proposals that could change the community forever.

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City Council Approves $1.2M for Sewer and Drainage Infrastructure Improvements Council allocates funds for key stormwater projects to enhance flooding response citywide.

Quincy City Council just approved over $1.2 million to revamp the city's drainage and sewer systems, aiming to tackle stormwater challenges and boost community resilience!

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RKOQ Inc requests manager change and ownership update for Royal Hot Pot restaurant RKOQ Inc seeks to reinstate Sinyu Lau as manager and update ownership structure.

Royal Hot Pot is undergoing a major management shift as Sinyu Lau is reinstated, promising a fresh start for the beloved Quincy restaurant!

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Quincy Board Approves Temporary Patio Extensions for Coverpalooza and Liquor Permits for Fall Events Board members approve temporary patio extensions and liquor permits for upcoming community events.

Quincy is gearing up for a vibrant fall with outdoor patio extensions for Coverpalooza and exciting civic events featuring live music and local brews!

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Quincy Zoning Board Approves 2 Car Garage Construction with Stormwater Management Plan The Zoning Board of Quincy grants approval for a new garage and drainage system.

The Quincy Zoning Board's recent meeting revealed exciting plans for a two-car garage renovation that has won community praise, but not without some concerns about future use.

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Quincy City Council discusses $1.9M property sale and tax assessment implications Councilor Yang emphasizes retail space benefits in property development discussions.

The Quincy City Council is making waves with a proposed $1.9 million property sale that could transform the local tax landscape and boost commercial development!

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Business Owners Voice Concerns Over Flooding From Proposed Development Near CVS Local business owners urge city to address flooding before approving new building project.

Local business owners are raising alarms about a proposed development that could worsen flooding issues in Quincy, demanding the city tackle drainage problems first.

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Planning Board Approves Redesign of Residential Development on Old Colony Street Developers reduce building height and unit count to address stormwater and community concerns.

Quincy developers have reimagined a major residential project, reducing its height and unit count to tackle community concerns about flooding and stormwater management.

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Quincy Developer Discusses Parking Garage and Stormwater Management Plans Developer outlines details on drainage and parking garage features for Pitts Avenue project.

The Quincy Zoning Board's recent meeting revealed heated debates over a new development's impact on local drainage, with residents urging for better water management solutions.

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Quincy Planning Board Reviews Urban Revitalization Project at 12 to 18 Chestnut Street Quincy Mutual Fire Insurance Company proposes 100-unit apartment building and underground parking.

A bold new development at Chestnut Street could reshape Quincy with 100 new apartments and underground parking, but community voices are still needed before the final decision!

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Quincy Board approves special permit for major nonresidential site development The Quincy Board approves a special permit for a major site development project.

Quincy is set to transform its landscape with a major development project that promises to turn a "tree desert" into a thriving green space along Weston Avenue!

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Quincy City Council approves liquor ordinance waiver for Quincy Axe Company and Poorhouse Council grants liquor waiver application for Quincy Axe Company and Poorhouse on Main Street.

Quincy City Council just approved a liquor ordinance waiver that promises to ignite local business growth and community engagement like never before!

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Quincy City Council supports fiber optic network legislation for streamlined pole access Councilors approve bills for one-touch make-ready process aiding citywide fiber project.

Quincy City Council just took a giant leap towards a high-speed future by backing crucial legislation that could revolutionize the city's fiber optic network!

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Quincy Council approves TOD overlay districts for North Quincy and Quincy Adams stations Council endorses development strategies to enhance urban growth around key train stations.

Quincy City is on the brink of transformation as officials unanimously endorse ambitious development plans to revitalize key areas around train stations!

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Contractors withdraw proposal for dense six-bedroom housing project amid community concerns Contractors decide to withdraw housing proposal amidst ongoing density concerns and community feedback.

Developers have withdrawn their controversial six-bedroom housing proposal in Quincy, sparking a crucial conversation about balancing growth and community needs.

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Quincy Planning Board approves 17 conditions for 42 Lyon Street construction project Planning Board unanimously approves conditions for construction and stormwater management at 42 Lyon Street.

The Quincy Planning Board has taken a bold step towards responsible urban development by approving 17 special conditions for a major construction project that prioritizes community safety and environmental integrity.

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Trustee Steven Bayless presents revised housing plans to address community concerns Revised architectural plans presented to Quincy board after community height concerns addressed

The Quincy Planning Board meeting revealed significant architectural changes to a proposed residential development, driven by community feedback on building heights and design concerns.

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Bridgeport Council scrutinizes bland architectural design of new waterfront home Council members express dissatisfaction with the design of proposed waterfront residential building.

Quincy residents are rallying against a proposed residential building that's being slammed as a "square box" with no character—will the developers rise to the challenge?

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DPW Commissioner Grazioso outlines Quincy's road and infrastructure renewal plans Quincy plans extensive road improvements with $41 million in funding from external sources.

Quincy is set to transform its streets with an ambitious $41 million infrastructure renewal plan, promising smoother roads and safer sidewalks for all residents.

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High school basketball teams advance as street closures announced for construction Harrison Street and East 20 Fourth Street will close next week for construction safety measures.

Quincy is buzzing with excitement as local basketball teams advance in the playoffs while the City Council tackles important infrastructure updates and safety measures!

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Quincy council discusses Town Brook expansion and stormwater management plans Council confirms ongoing plans to widen Town Brook for improved stormwater capacity

Quincy City Council is taking bold steps to combat flooding with new pump stations and crucial upgrades to the stormwater management system!

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City Council advances design progress on Manate seawall project with FEMA funding Council announces 25% design completion for Manate seawall, aided by FEMA grant funding.

Quincy City Council is making waves with a 25% completion on the vital Manet seawall project, ensuring protection for our coastal communities with $3 million in FEMA funding!

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Quincy Councilman calls for public input on proposed statues amid community concern Councilman emphasizes need for community dialogue on public art before new building opens

Quincy City Council is urging residents to voice their opinions on proposed statues for the police and fire departments amid rising community concerns.

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