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In recent decades, suburban towns have doubled down on the status quo, or made zoning even more restrictive, all but guaranteeing that single-family home prices will remain shockingly high.
A pitched debate over how much to build along Harvard St. is heading toward a crucial Town Meeting vote in the close-in suburb.
Brian Golden, who has led the city’s planning and development arm for the past eight years, will step down at the end of this month. Golden told the Boston Planning and Development Agency (BPDA) Board of Directors at its monthly meeting that he was honored to hold the post, that “the work is almost never easy but it is always consequential and important.” “I have loved my job
A virtual meeting Thursday night will discuss plans for a network of bicycle and pedestrian routes in Milton.