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- I just committed to ride the Pan-Mass Challenge. My 11th year! Click here to join me for #PMC2023!… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…. David McCay 3 weeks ago
- EPA plans to propose the first federal drinking water limits on ‘forever chemicals’ are expected to increase legal… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…. David McCay 1 month ago
- #PFAS in Massachusetts Soils Study by @woodardcurran to help understand PFAS background levels in Mass. Also fini… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…. David McCay 9 months ago
- Mass. #PFAS Interagency Task Force recommends phasing out PFAS in consumer products, expand PFAS regulation, enhanc… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…. David McCay 9 months ago
- #PFAS Interagency Task Force report issued on 4/20. available at malegislature.gov/Commissions/De…. David McCay 9 months ago
- Attending @MassDEP's Bureau of Waste Site Cleanup Advisory Committee meeting this a.m. #PFAS prominently on the agenda. Updates to come.... David McCay 9 months ago
- Solutions for soil disposal problems? @MassDEP relying on private sector to propose projects to receive soils. My… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…. David McCay 1 year ago
- And not a shocker from @MassDEP: disposal of #PFAS soils become bigger and bigger problem. Affecting redevelopmen… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…. David McCay 1 year ago
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Author Archives: Ashley Coffey
Building on Lands Formerly Used as Railroad Right-of-Ways- An Amendment That May Simplify the Permitting Process
For the last forty-five (45) years, obtaining a permit to build any type of structure on any former railroad right-of-way in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts has been far from seamless. Massachusetts General Law c.40 §54A, enacted by the legislature in … Continue reading
Posted in Permitting, Railroad Right-of-Way, Zoning
Tagged Department of Transportation, DOT, Permitting, Railroad Right-of-Way, Title
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Title Defect? Here’s How to Keep Your Deal on Track
You are under contract to sell a commercial or residential property and your attorney tells you two weeks prior to closing that the buyer’s title search has revealed a title defect. While there is a large array of issues that … Continue reading
On Solid Ground: The Mirick Real Estate Law Blog 