Demolition Delay Application 18-22 West Third Street, 30-40 West Third Street, 42-44 West Third Street

Boston, MALocal News

The Boston Landmarks Commission (BLC) has received a complete application to demolish commercial buildings at 18-22, 30-40, and 42-44 West Third Street in South Boston. The BLC is committed to transparency and will publish information about the proposed demolitions during the Article 85 process. The commission encourages public input regarding the significance of these properties, with feedback due by 5 p. m. on December 15, 2019.

BLC staff must determine the historical, architectural, and cultural significance of the structures within 10 days of application receipt. The decision could have lasting implications for local heritage and urban design. Community members are urged to participate in the process, as their input may shape the outcome. The structures in question may hold historical value that impacts local character and identity. This situation highlights ongoing tensions between development and preservation in urban areas.

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