City of Somerville Historic Preservation Commission, City of Somerville Planning Board, including but not limited to the following: Applications; Public Hearing Notices; Meeting Notes; Determinations; Project Studies and Reports; Building Information; Design Documents; Correspondence with Somerville City Council/Board of Alderman, Public/Private Entities, Community/ Neighborhood Council or Civic Groups; Correspondence by or with the Mayors Office; Massachusetts

documents, filings, meeting minutes, meeting recordings, approvals, public records and communications, relating to the Jones Library Renovation expansion Project, between or among MBLC staff and staff of Finegold Alexander Architects; [3] All documents, filings, meeting minutes, meeting recordings, approvals, public records and communications, relating to the Jones Library Renovation expansion Project, between or among MBLC staff and staff of the Massachusetts

Any and all communications, including but not limited to email communications and text messages, sent or received by any Massachusetts Historical Commission staff person regarding [] Hart Street or the so-called Harts Content application to create a local historic district in Brookline, MA. The Division provided a response to Mr. Neary on August 17, 2021. Unsatisfied with the Divisions response, Mr.

Project Manager ... or any legal entity or organization he is associated with [2.] records related to DESE, the Massachusetts Historical Commission or any state official MVRCS made aware of the alteration, destruction, demolition of School / Educational property; [3.] records related to the City of Malden, Malden Fire Department, or any city official or legal representative involved with the use, permits, agreements, commitments, exchange of funds

Woods contacted the City again, this time, she clarified her request as: The Massachusetts Historic Commission stated [i]n the case of the Bunker Hill Redevelopment Project, the Citys Department of Neighborhood Development (now called the Mayors Office of Housing) was authorized by HUD to carry out its Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act (36 CFR 800) responsibilities.

Although it does not appear that the Commission took a formal vote, the Commission determined in Fall 2017 that three non-alternate Commission membersJane Keegan, Faye McCloskey, and Travis DoRosario would prepare a report on the proposed district expansion for submission to the Massachusetts Historical Commission. These three members worked collaboratively to prepare a draft report, but they did not post notice of any meetings.

In addition to questions from members of the Parks Commission and comments from a member of the public, the Commission discussed that the Massachusetts Historical Commission had recommended that the entire park be designated a historical site.

Historical Commission (3 seats) The Historical 'Commission's mission is to work alongside the Massachusetts Historical Commission to promote the preservation, protection, and development of the City's historically and archaeologically important assets and to develop a long-range plan for the Preservation of Cultural Resources in the community, and to oversee the implementation of that plan, including the creation of and maintenance of the cultural

Historical Commission (3 seats) The Historical 'Commission's mission is to work alongside the Massachusetts Historical Commission to promote the preservation, protection, and development of the City's historically and archaeologically important assets and to develop a long-range plan for the Preservation of Cultural Resources in the community, and to oversee the implementation of that plan, including the creation of and maintenance of the cultural

Maintains on-going interaction with Historic Preservation Division under programmatic agreement with the Massachusetts Historical Commission. Serves as staff member to the CPR CD Committee; assists in the development of recommendations on yearly grant. Coordinates all meetings and prepares all necessary documents. Assists in the administration and coordination of monthly meetings of the Homelessness Consortium.

Fifteen areas, 392 buildings and sixteen monuments and structures have since been identified and registered with the Massachusetts Historical Commission. Of these 186 are listed on the National Register of Historic Places and in the Massachusetts Cultural Resources Inventory System (MACRIS). Survey work (Form Bs) continues up to the present day.

Fifteen areas, 392 buildings and sixteen monuments and structures have since been identified and registered with the Massachusetts Historical Commission. Of these 186 are listed on the National Register of Historic Places and in the Massachusetts Cultural Resources Inventory System (MACRIS). Survey work (Form Bs) continues up to the present day.