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- RT @massdirtlaw: Hopkinton, MA - Developer offers to sell historic home for $1 if moved; town proposes 1-lot historic district to thwart de…. David McCay 3 days ago
- BREAKING: MassDEP Announces Proposed Revisions to the Massachusetts Contingency Plan, Including a Reportable Conce… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…. David McCay 3 days ago
- RT @environment: New federal lawsuit argues the EPA must set a hard cap on the amount of pollution flowing into Lake Erie from a broad swat…. David McCay 3 days ago
- RT @jefftomich: When pipeline companies complain about trouble getting projects sited, send them to the electric transmission folks. Whenev…. David McCay 4 days ago
- RT @EENewsUpdates: Pennsylvania regulators are considering an economywide cap-and-trade program, a move that immediately thrusts the Keysto…. David McCay 4 days ago
- RT @environment: EPA says it can't regulate pollution dumped into most groundwater sources benvgo.com/Od1S5C3. David McCay 4 days ago
- EPA Issues Interpretive Statement: Groundwater Discharges are Not Subject to the Clean Water Act. My take here:… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…. David McCay 4 days ago
- RT @EENewsUpdates: EPA advances two long-delayed initiatives: reorganization of the agency's regional offices and a new lead and copper pro…. David McCay 1 week ago
- RT @environment: A Democratic bill to keep the U.S. in the Paris agreement on climate change was approved by the House Energy and Commerce…. David McCay 2 weeks ago
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Monthly Archives: January 2014
MAPC: Region Needs 435,000 New Housing Units by 2040
The greater Boston area – including MetroWest – will need to add 435,000 new housing units by 2040 in order to sustain economic growth, according to a new report issued by the Metropolitan Area Planning Council (MAPC). Without additional housing, … Continue reading
Posted in Economic Development, MetroWest, Uncategorized
Tagged affordable housing, Housing
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Supreme Court Answers: Your Form Selection Clause Is Enforceable
Earlier this year, I posted about a case on its way to the U.S. Supreme Court concerning the enforceability of a forum selection clause in a construction contract. The case involved a general contractor from Virginia that entered a subcontract agreement … Continue reading
Posted in Construction, Contracts
Tagged Construction, Contracts, U.S. Supreme Court
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SJC to Rule on Tax Status of Forest Land
In a case that could have broad – and expensive – implications for conservation organizations statewide, the Supreme Judicial Court (SJC) must decide whether forest land owned by a nonprofit is entitled to a charitable exemption from property taxes. New … Continue reading
Posted in Environmental, Municipal, Open Space, Uncategorized
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