Posts Tagged ‘comprehensive permit’
To be, or 40B
01Jun23
Let’s be clear. Something is going to be built at 119-135 Nahant St., the former location of Precision Honing. At this point, the only question is, ‘What?” Right now, it’s a blighted industrial site with a crumbling old factory building on it. Developer Jason Kearney’s new proposal to build a six-story, 120-unit, 40B affordable housing […]
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Developer will pay $500,000 to town over five years The Town of Wakefield, Massachusetts has settled its lawsuit concerning the Millbrook Estates affordable housing project. Under the agreement, the town has agreed to drop its pending lawsuit and the developers in return will pay the town $500,000 over five years, Town Counsel Thomas Mullen announced […]
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Tags: 40B, affordable housing, Anderson and Kreiger LLP, Chapter 40B, comprehensive permit, Falite Bros, lawsuit, lawyer, lawyers, MA, Massachusetts Inspector General, Millbrook Estates, Ray Falite, Raymond Falite, Ron Falite, Ronald Falite, settlement, Stephen D. Anderson, Thomas Mullen, Wakefield, Wakefield Board of Selectmen, Wakefield Massachusetts
Mark Sardella 