W
ATERTOWN, MA–The Watertown Square Area Plan zoning changes have been adopted by the City Council after months of planning and discussion. The updated zoning meets state housing requirements while incorporating some adjustments to the Planning Board's recommendations.
The Council approved the zoning unanimously, including a majority of the recommended changes with several amendments added. Key highlights include:
Sustainable building standards were increased for new projects in the Watertown Square Area Plan zones, requiring them to meet LEED Silver certifiable standards.
Zoning map changes were made along Galen Street, North Beacon Street, and Arsenal Street, deviating from the original proposal.
The City Council's approval brings an end to nearly a year of planning and discussion on the zoning changes.
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