This week on The Frame: the City Council opens the public hearing regarding reductions to the Central Business district downtown, the School Committee makes their budget request for the upcoming fiscal year, and a look at the community’s ties to the history of baseball ahead of Opening Day at Fenway Park.
Esta semana no The Frame: os Conselhos de Planejamento ouvem atualizações sobre o plano de desenvolver um edifício residencial de seis andares no centro de Framingham, são feitas recomendações para projetos que receberão verbas do Community Preservation Act e um mergulho polar beneficia a equipe local das Olimpíadas Especiais.
The Framingham Community Preservation Committee’s recommendations feature about $1.7 million in total to boost community housing, historic preservation, and outdoor space and recreation. The City Council will have the final say on what projects are approved for assistance through the act.
Developers outlined the latest details on a proposal to build a six-story residential building in downtown Framingham.
Mayor Charlie Sisitsky told City Councilors that about $5 million initially earmarked for the project this fiscal year were not included in a bill passed by Congress to fund the government through September.
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