What the SJC ruling on the MBTA Communities Act means beyond Milton
Massachusetts’ Supreme Judicial Court ruled Wednesday the state can force communities to comply with the MBTA Communities Act (after it rewrites the law's guidelines). The ruling has ramifications for over 30 cities and towns that are considered noncompliant.
The MBTA payroll has arrived, on time. Go here for the main “Your Tax Dollars at Work” landing page. To search on this ...
The decision makes clear the state's authority over Milton and 176 other municipalities affected by the so-called MBTA ...
Massachusetts' top court upholds the MBTA Communities Act, requiring denser housing, but mandates guideline revisions before ...
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Ruling on MBTA zoning law could force Holden, Millbury into complianceWhile Attorney General Andrea Campbell has filed suit against Milton, the suit does not include Holden and Millbury.
The governor will soon receive recommendations on handling the MBTA's looming budget crisis, but she already sees a chance to provide the T with “immediate stabilization” through the annual state ...
The grants include funding for McGrath Highway in Somerville, station improvements at JFK/UMass in Boston and electric ...
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Supreme Judicial Court upholds MBTA zoning lawWhile the court ruled the law does not run afoul of the state Constitution, it said existing guidelines are "unenforceable." ...
The Supreme Judicial Court ruling in the Milton lawsuit is a win for Healey and Campbell, but could slow implementation of ...
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