Boston PFC Approves All Seven DND Land Dispositions Unanimously
Uncategorized 2026-07-22 clip9097 · Meeting of July 22, 2026
Boston Property and Facilities Commission approves all seven DND land dispositions without dissent. The commission, presided over by T.T. Lee, voted unanimously Tuesday on a full Department of Neighborhood Development agenda presented by Chief and Director Sheila Dillon, clearing two urban agriculture sites, a faculty parking transfer to Boston Public Schools, two small residential parcel sales, and two project-extension amendments.
Highlights included a $100 sale to EC Farm Incorporated for a permanent urban farm at 6 Chelsea Terrace in East Boston — saving the city an estimated $350 annually in maintenance — and a $200 sale of two River Street parcels in Mattapan, held by the city for more than 68 years, to the Boston Food Forest Coalition for the proposed Edgewater Food Forest. A 12-month extension of the tentative developer designation for a 30-unit senior affordable rental project at 150 River Street in Mattapan, backed by Caribbean Integration Community Development and the Planning Office for Urban Affairs, was approved while the team awaits a state DHCD funding award after one unsuccessful application.
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Source: the Uncategorized 2026-07-22 clip9097 meeting of July 22, 2026, reported from the official video recording and transcript.
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