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Multi-family housing requirements in the
3A Zoning section of the MBTA Communities Law
Winthrop Information Resource
Local Coverage
Planning Board Meeting, November 12, 2024
Planning Board makes Recommendation on 3A Compliance Plan
Winthrop Says No to 3A Committee, Files Petition for Ballot Vote on 3A
Winthrop Town Council Meeting of September 4, 2024
Debate continues on 3A as Planning Board nears making compliance recommendation
Winthrop Planning Board/Town Council Joint Meeting On MBTA 3A Zoning, August 27, 2024
Council Continues Debate on 3A Act
Council Calls for Special Meeting with Planning Board on 3A Recommendations
Consultants present revised 3A compliance proposal to Town Planning Board
Citizens’ petition could put 3A decision on the ballot
Winthrop Planning Board Meeting of July 16, 2024: MBTA 3A Presentation with RKG Consultants
Marino gives update on latest 3A, Fire Station information
Winthrop Planning Board Meeting: 3A Presentation with RKG Consultant, June 10, 2024
Town Council Meeting May 21 2024
Council, Planning Board hears from public on 3A concerns
Winthrop residents vocal in opposition to MBTA zoning mandate for housing
Winthrop Town Council/Planning Board Joint Meeting Regarding The Communities Act 3A, May 14, 2024
Towm officials meet with state on 3A zoning
On 3A Zoning - an overview
All About the MBTA Communities Act 3A
Large Crowd Attends Republican Town Comm. Meeting on MBTA Communities Act
A Discussion on MBTA Communities Act, 3A, Winthrop Senior Center, April 9, 2024
Thoughts on MBTA Laws and Winthrop - Guest Op-Ed: State Senator Lydia Edwards
Winthrop Hosts Meeting on MBTA Communities Act
MBTA Communities Act Meeting March 21, 2024 Saint Michael’s Parish Center
Winthrop Town Council Meeting of March 19, 2024
Winthrop Town Council Meeting of March 12, 2024
Request Denied: State Says No to Reclassifying Town Under MBTA Zoning
Council Continues Discussion of MBTA 3A Zoning
Winthrop Town Council Meeting of February 20, 2024
Council Supports Letter Seeking Accommodations on MBTA 3A Zoning
Winthrop Town Council Meeting of February 6, 2024
Consultant reviews MBTA 3A zoning work
Winthrop Town Council Meeting of January 16, 2024
Healey-Driscoll Administration Announces Updates to MBTA Communities Guidelines
More 3A information
MBTA Communities Tracker
Community Engagement Technical Assistance for MBTA Communities
Addressing misconceptions about new MBTA communities zoning law
MBTA zoning technical assistance & MHP's Complete Neighborhoods Initiative
DHCD releases final zoning rules for MBTA communities
MBTA Zoning & Complete Neighborhoods
Town of Winthrop Information
MBTA Community Section 3A Program
Archived
3A/MBTA Communities FAQ
(PDF)
MBTA Commuities Draft Final Package - Town of Winthrop
Winthrop Section 3A Action Plans submitted
(PDF)
Invitation for bids for RFP 2024-37, Community Planning Assistance for 3A Zoning Complianc
(PDF)
Town of Winthrop letters and responses
Town of Winthrop: Pre-Adoption Review Application for Compliance with MBTA Communities/Section 3A of the Zoning Act
(PDF)
Letter to Sec, Augustus explaining Winthrop's housing efforts and requesting meeting
(PDF)
Response from Sec, Edward Augustus to letter requesting Winthrop be recategorized
(PDF)
Letter requesting Gov. Maura Healey recategorize Winthrop
(PDF)
Town of Winthrop consultants
RKG Associates
Presentation at Town Council Meeting May 14, 2024
Utile Architects
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MBTA Communities Draft Final Package
(PDF)
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Presentation at Town Council Meeting January 16, 2024
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Information
Multi-family Zoning Requirement for MBTA Communities
All Section 3A Action Plan for MBTA Communities submitted as of April 5, 2023
(PDF)
Preliminary Guidance for MBTA Communities Regarding Compliance with Section 3A of Chapter 40A
(PDF)
DRAFT Compliance Guidelines for Multi-family Districts Under Section 3A of the Zoning Act
(PDF)
Section 3A: Multi-family zoning as-of-right in MBTA communities
Letters to Local Officials in MBTA Communities
Final guidelines to determine compliance with section 3A of the Zoning Act
(PDF)
Governor Baker signed an omnibus economic development package
(PDF)
Chapter 358, An Act Enabling Partnerships for Growth
Boston Globe
coverage
A key housing law gets its day in court as SJC hears state’s lawsuit against Milton
It’s Massachusetts vs. Milton at the state’s high court on Monday
As housing battles brew, business leaders join the push to build more
‘We are winning this fight for housing’: Healey touts momentum on state zoning rules
Milton’s case against MBTA law heads to SJC
Poll gauges statewide support for MBTA zoning law
The YIMBYs are coming, to the suburbs
Letters - MBTA Communities law has people talking about housing. That’s progress.
Despite high-profile losses, most towns passed their MBTA Communities plans this spring
‘A sobering statistic’: The typical house here now costs $950,000.
The state’s new housing law aimed to help fix the affordability crisis. Experts say it won’t deliver.
Healey launches political advocacy group to dive into local housing fights
Marblehead Town Meeting votes down new zoning to comply with MBTA Communities law
Map: Nearly 200 towns must rezone under the MBTA Communities law. Has your town complied?
Rockport residents file lawsuit, allege plan to comply with MBTA zoning law is unconstitutional
An ambitious Mass. housing law is coming to your town. Here’s what you need to know.
Marshfield rejects state zoning law aimed at boosting housing supply, joining Milton
Acton residents nix bid to study MBTA, other new zoning proposals
Milton fires back on state lawsuit over MBTA housing law
Healey wants communities to work with state on MBTA housing
West Newbury grapples with small town compliance to MBTA zoning law
Wanted: a clear ruling from the SJC on new housing law
Milton housing lawsuit will head to state’s highest court later this year
Milton isn’t a ‘rapid transit community,’ no matter how many times the state says it is
Campbell wants to accelerate Milton housing lawsuit. Milton has other plans.
The MBTA Communities Act foes are stirring
Milton must lose its fight against inclusive housing
Opinion: Housing for all must include equity
‘It’s an invasion.’ In towns across Eastern Mass., resistance grows against ambitious state housing law.
Amid a housing crisis, Milton can’t be allowed to flout new zoning law
It’s Massachusetts v. Milton in a key test of state’s ambitious new housing law
After Milton’s MBTA housing defeat, the way forward is with persuasion, not mandates
Milton to lose out on state grants after rejecting controversial housing plan
Healey admqweqeqw about more than money.
Healey administration bars Milton from state grants after defiant housing vote. It’s about more than money.
After Milton vote, the question remains: What now?
A day after referendum vote, Milton residents remain divided over housing plan
Four maps that show where, how — and by whom — Milton’s housing plan was defeated
‘No winners here: Milton residents voted down a plan for more housing. But the state isn’t our colonial overlord.
Healey put her political clout behind Milton housing plan. Voters rejected it anyway.
In Milton, it’s downright ugly with neighbors against neighbors ahead of Tuesday’s vote on housing
After fierce debate, Milton voters overturn state-mandated housing plan
‘A murky area’: Milton residents may vote to defy the state’s ambitious housing law. A lawsuit could follow.
In Milton, a critical vote to help ease the housing crisis
Massachusetts is attempting to dig out of a massive housing crisis. The state’s top lawyer wants to help.
AG Campbell threatens ‘legal action,’ loss of funding if Milton referendum tanks new zoning plan
Milton vote next month will be a crucial test for state’s ambitious new housing law
2023
In the battle to build more housing, Massachusetts is making gains
Milton voters will have final say on controversial zoning plan on Feb. 13
Milton’s compliance with state rezoning mandate in doub
Milton Town Meeting passes plan to allow for more multifamily housing in some areas
‘Should towns be pushed to relax zoning laws?’ and other questions about the Greater Boston housing crisis answered
Newton council passes scaled-back plan to allow more multifamily housing in some areas
Brookline overwhelmingly accepts plan to rezone its major commercial corridor to allow multifamily housing
Zoning laws, racial covenants, and segregation in Greater Boston explored in new report
Debate rages about MBTA housing law, but all’s quiet in Braintree as deadline nears
After tense debate, Arlington adopts new housing plan
Healey’s big new housing push includes $4 billion in funding — and controversial tax and zoning changes
Cambridge passes new affordable housing rules, paving the way for taller buildings
Beyond the Gilded Gate: a Boston Globe Spotlight Team report into the Massachusetts Housing Crisis
Is the state right to now require cities and towns with MBTA stations to allow multifamily housing nearby?
State may deny grants to communities that don’t comply with new MBTA housing law
Holden wants to hold the line on housing. It mustn’t win that fight.
First lawsuit over new Mass. housing law targets town of Holden
Zoning in the Boston suburbs is stacked against families with children
To meet new state housing law, Newton aims to make its villages a little taller
Lexington seizes opportunity to pass inclusive zoning reforms
With high costs and little new housing, Lexington becomes first town to meet ambitious new zoning law
Lexington’s proposed zoning changes set the bar
The MBTA Communities law is putting Brookline’s liberal values to the test
Towns that defy new MBTA housing law could face state legal action, Campbell says
In development-leery Brookline, an early test of the state’s multifamily housing law
Middleborough defying new state multifamily housing law
Most towns are going along with the state’s new multifamily housing law. Not Middleborough
Cities and towns must allow more housing near the MBTA under a new law. But is the T up to the task?
As new housing law takes effect, most towns fall in line, for now
Next week, cities and towns have to start filing housing plans with the state. What’s coming?
As new housing law takes effect, most towns fall in line, for now
2022
State softens budget cuts for towns that don’t comply with new MBTA housing law
Massachusetts enacted its most ambitious housing law in decades. Now the hard part is enforcing it.
Grant to help town plan development near commuter rail
NIMBYs bare their fangs at new Mass. housing law
After towns protest, Baker administration scales back housing rules around MBTA
Is the state’s multi-family zoning requirement in MBTA communities good policy?
Baker’s housing law is ruffling suburban feathers. Good.
Charlie Baker wants lots of new housing around MBTA stations. Not so fast, towns say.
2021
Bold guidance for MBTA communities
Zoning measure would require municipalities to allow higher-density housing near MBTA stations
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