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Opposition to 45 Worthington Street, Mission Hill

104 Comments

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Abdimalig Mohamed
11 years ago

I am opposed to the buildings

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Mort Ahmadifar
11 years ago

Building is very tall. Parking will be a big problem.

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Susan St.Clair
11 years ago

This is not a neighborhood project and especially not in an Historic District!

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Ryan Shannon
11 years ago

This is an unacceptable development that will severely impact the daily livelihood of thousands of people in a negative way. The traffic impact alone should be enough to scrap this project as being ridiculous.

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Christine Curtiss
11 years ago

This does not belong in the Worthington St. neighborhood!

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Paula LAwrence
11 years ago

This whole proposal is way out of line for this location.Stop this project !

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Rong guan
11 years ago

Stop it

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Karen Ward
11 years ago

Stop this development

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Alexi Matousek
11 years ago

This proposal would increase traffic on our small streets by several orders of magnitude, making a very dangerous situation.

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Linda Percy
11 years ago

Really ? Would the developers let this happen if they lived in the neighborhood? I think not. So why should they be able to inflict it on is.

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John Payne
11 years ago

northeastern university and other developers leave our neighborhood alone.

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Phil Quartier
11 years ago

We really don't need it nor does it fit in Mission Hill.

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John Harrington
11 years ago

strongly opposed, for the stated height and traffic-impact reasons

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norma rosario
11 years ago

This develop they only care about money, no the people, next meeting I be there.

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Sarah Matousek
11 years ago Featured

We have lived on Wigglesworth and Tremont Streets for almost six years. This building would negatively affect the historic quality of the neighborhood and create a parking dilemma.

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Catherine DeLorey
11 years ago

This must not be build!

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Dan Szatkowski
11 years ago

completely out of sync with the neighborhood including existing hi-rises

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Sergio Morales
11 years ago

I oposse the construction of this building

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Mark J Byrnes
11 years ago

No way does this fit into the skyline of Mission Hill.

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Joshua rose-wood
11 years ago

Wrong tower wrong place