Newton’s Zoning and Planning Committee discussed amendments to zoning laws to enhance the preservation of existing homes on Thursday night.
Metro, Politics, Newton
Newton City Council Removes Six Villages From Proposed Zoning Ordinance
Newton City Council approved more amendments to the VCOD, including the removal of six villages from the plan, at their meeting.
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Newton to Ban Retail Use of Black Plastic, Other Single-Use Plastic and Waste
The amendment, which bans black plastic take-out containers and mandates reusable cutlery and plates, will take effect in March 2024.
Metro, Politics, Newton
Newton Zoning and Planning Committee Prepares to Publish Third Version of Rezoning Maps
Councilor Crossley, Zoning and Planning Committee chair, refuted claims that the city hasn’t been transparent about its rezoning process.
Metro, Politics, Newton
Candidates Vying for Newton City Council Seats Focus on Zoning Redesign
Candidates for Newton City Council from Ward 2 and Ward 6 addressed the city’s ongoing rezoning plans during two debates.
Metro, Politics, Newton
Newton City Council Reports on Budget, Honors John Bliss at Monday Night Meeting
Newton city councilors discussed various budget items and projects and honored John Bliss at their city council meeting Monday night.
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City Councilor Advocates For Aggressive Climate Action in Newton Mothers Out Front Event
Ward 2 Councilor Emily Norton joined the Newton chapter of Mothers Out Front Tuesday to discuss environmental issues in the Newton community.
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Residents Question Chestnut Hill Development Proposal at Land Use Committee Meeting
The proposal for the property calls to raze the home at 15 Algonquin Rd. for units that will connect to the property at 71 Commonwealth Ave.
Metro, Top Story, Newton
Car Crashes at Newton Intersection Spark Concern From Residents and City Officials
Two crashes occurred within the same day at the intersection of Watertown Street, Eddy Street, and Eliot Avenue, prompting resident concern.
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Zoning and Planning Committee Discusses Newton’s EV Charging Station Requirements
The City Council adopted EV-related sustainability measures in 2017, requiring that at least 10 percent of parking spaces in some new developments.
