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Working With Developers

Residents and developers alike are constantly seeking to build in our community.  In order to make this process more transparent and easier to navigate for everyone, HPNC’s website features submissions of projects currently under review by the neighborhood coalition (click to see Current Project Submissions). ​Post your questions of developers prior to the HPNC meeting in the comment box at the bottom. 

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PLEASE NOTE: The HPNC only votes on projects that have an Inspectional Services Department (ISD) rejection letter for variances they are seeking. 

Required Developer Documentation

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Contact Gabriela Amore to set up a review with the Highland Park Architectural Conservation District Commission

Architectural Conservation District (HP ACD)

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Link to the City of Boston HP ACD website. 

 

For more information contact the City of Boston Preservation Planner:

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Gabriela Amore  

gabriela.amore@boston.gov

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Current & Past Project Submissions

These are the projects that are currently seeking approval from the Highland Park community but have not yet been voted on. 

 69 Centre Street

 

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10 Malcolm X Blvd_ â€‹

  • 10 Malcolm X Presentation

  • Arborist Report

  • Project Notification Form (PNF)

  • Transportation Study section of the PNF​​

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Overview of the Highland Park Development Process for Private Land

  1. Refusal Letter - Developers get a refusal letter from the Inspectional Services Dept (ISD)

  2. Abutter's Meeting - ISD notifies Asha Janay, the Roxbury Neighborhood Liaison to set up an Abutter's Meeting

  3. Notification of Refusal & Meeting - Asha J. sets up meeting and notifies the following:​​
    • Abutters living within 300 ft of project
    • The HPNC (Development Subcommittee)
    • The HP ACD
  4. HPNC Development Subcommittee -  Developer meets with the committee first to evaluate project against HPNC Values and address abutter's concerns. Project is forwarded to larger HPNC body for a vote once ready. 
  5. HPNC Vote - The project is presented to the community for a vote in the HPNC Monthly Meeting
  6. HPNC Notifies the Zoning Board of Appeals - The HPNC notifies the ZBA of the outcome of the vote.
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