Boston Zoning Decisions: June 2026

In June 2026, Boston held 14 public meetings covering zoning matters. 34 zoning decisions had a recorded outcome this month: 31 approved (100% approval rate), 3 deferred. Activity was up 17% compared to May (479 activity items across 20 meetings).

Zoning Decisions This Month

PDA Master Plan First Amendment and Phase 2 Development Plan, 776 Summer Street (L Street Station Redevelopment)

Approved.

Approval of First Amendment to Master Plan for PDA No. 128 (L Street Station Redevelopment, 776 Summer Street, South Boston, 15.2-acre site) and the Phase 2 Development Plan and Article 80B Large Project. Phase 2 is 6.8 acres, over 1 million sq ft, up to 636 residential units (16% affordable), hotel reusing 1898 Turbine Hall, and commercial building. Proposed by HRP 776 Summer Street Prop. Co. LLC with Red Gate Capital Partners. Board Member Shepard recused.

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8-unit condominium at 26/30 Burt Street

Deferred.

Contractor David Allen, homeowners Mr. and Mrs. Best, deferred to July 28th. Proposed 8 condo units with 8 parking spaces near Ashmont Station. Deferred over deed restriction (possible DND yard-lot open-space restriction on 30 Burt) and need to engage Ashmont Valley Neighborhood Association (only Ashmont Hill approached).

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Rear deck at 360 Princeton Street

Deferred.

Conan Lee, owner; rear deck on triple-decker extending 15 ft, 2'5" into rear setback, serving as second means of egress. Eagle Hill Civic Association voted in support. Deferred to August 11th because plans were not submitted in advance.

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Specific repairs at 265-279 Center Street, Roxbury (Mildred Haley Apartments Phase Two)

Approved.

Joint petition by Jamaica Plain Neighborhood Development Corporation (DBA Mildred Haley II LP) and Boston Housing Authority for curb realignment, sidewalk reconstruction, structural soil, pedestrian ramps, specialty pavement, street lighting, storm drain infrastructure, street trees, and bike racks on Center Street northerly side. Voice vote, motion passes.

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Pedestrian easement at 1905-1911 Center Street, West Roxbury

Approved.

Petition by CAD Builders LLC for acceptance of a pedestrian easement adjacent to Center Street, adding about 14 square feet to pass an existing ADA ramp, related to a four-story mixed-use building with ~21 residential units and ground-floor commercial on a 14,000 sq ft parcel.

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Pedestrian easement at 75-77 Dorchester Street, South Boston

Approved.

Petition by Stats 77 LLC for acceptance of a pedestrian easement along Athens Street (approximately 78 ft long, 2.5 ft wide) and Dorchester Street (60 ft long, 6 inches wide) for a five-story building with 15 residential units and ground-floor restaurant.

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Article 80E small project at 170-172 Western Avenue

Approved.

Approval of construction of 20 residential rental units (including 3 IZ units) and 28 bicycle parking spaces at 170-172 Western Avenue, Allston. Eight-story mass timber mixed-use building with two ground-floor retail spaces (dry cleaner and nail salon), no off-street parking. $5,500 BTD contribution.

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Article 80E small project at 24 Mount Everett Street

Approved.

Approval of construction of 16 residential rental units (including 2 IDP units), 16 car parking spaces, and 16 bicycle parking spaces at 24 Mount Everett Street, Dorchester. Rear addition to existing 19th-century three-story six-unit dwelling, preserving the historic facade. Filed by McGregor One LLC.

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Showing the 8 most significant of 34 recorded zoning decisions. See all Boston meetings →

Top Keywords This Month

• zoning: 140 instances
• residential: 118 instances
• commercial: 52 instances
• variance: 15 instances
• setback: 15 instances

What to Watch

• Variance mentions were up 114% from May.

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