Back bay task force report
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Word Count
25,250 words, Guess
Page Count
101 pages
Identifiers
- Internet Archivebackbaytaskforce00bost
- Open LibraryOL24636883M
Description
...transcript of a public hearing held at John Hancock Hall on 4 June 1970, chaired by BRA Director John Warner in which he names and thanks the members of the Back Bay Task Force and comments on various problems associated with urban renewal in the city, such as the flight of the middle class to the suburbs and the "fact" that the racial imbalance law does not work; he discusses the key issues brought up in the Task Force's report (retention of the Prince School, enlarging the Back Bay Architectural District to include Newbury Street and parts of Boylston Street, parking issues, restricting the expansion of educational institutions in the Back Bay, high rise building issues, the effect of the Park Plaza project on the area, pedestrian access between the Esplanade, the Charles River and the Back Bay, etc.); the meeting was was then turned over to Erwin D. Canham (President of the Back Bay Federation for Community Development) after which 19 witnesses addressed the issue of high rise buildings in the Back Bay; this item was in the BRA collection...
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