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190 meetings monitored in Boston, MA

October 22, 202632m3,938 words
14motion to approvepublic hearingresidentialapproved
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October 22, 20262h 40m26,952 words
9commercialresidentialdenied
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October 21, 20264h 16m37,240 words
31approvedzoningconditional useland usehistoric preservation
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October 20, 20263h 25m28,682 words
84historic preservationapprovedsetbackdeferredzoning
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October 19, 20262h 20m19,365 words
74zoningenvironmental reviewland useapprovedcommercial
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October 16, 20261h 37m15,655 words
71zoninghistoric preservationcommercialvarianceapproved
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October 15, 20261h 41m14,202 words
1residential
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October 15, 20263h 33m30,976 words
235industrialpublic hearingzoningapprovedmixed use
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October 13, 20263h 19m27,682 words
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October 8, 20261h 58m16,321 words
1approved
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Frequently Asked Questions

The Boston Planning and Development Agency (BPDA), Zoning Board of Appeal, and Boston City Council are tracked by ZoneWire for Article 80 reviews, zoning variances, PDA (Planned Development Area) applications, conditional use permits, and institutional master plan amendments.

Boston has approximately 8 zoning-related meetings per month across the BPDA board, Zoning Board of Appeal, and City Council. The BPDA board meets monthly, while the Zoning Board of Appeal typically meets weekly.

Article 80 is the section of the Boston Zoning Code that governs the development review process. Large projects go through Article 80 Large Project Review, which includes public comment periods and BPDA board approval. Article 80 filings are the primary signal for major commercial and residential development in Boston.

The highest volume of zoning activity in Boston occurs in the Seaport district for large-scale commercial and residential towers, the Fenway area for institutional master plan expansions, East Boston and Dorchester for residential density increases, and downtown for PDA applications and Article 80 filings.

Key zoning terms for Boston include Article 80, PDA (Planned Development Area), variance, conditional use permit, institutional master plan, small project review, 309 exception, and IPOD (Interim Planning Overlay District). ZoneWire tracks all of these automatically across every Boston governing body.

Yes. ZoneWire Free sends New Meeting Alerts for Boston at no cost, with the agenda for each meeting. ZoneWire Pro adds full transcripts, zoning and development analysis, and keyword alerts for $39 per market per month.