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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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The New Massachusetts Clean Energy Bill: Solar Advocates Left Waiting for the Next Installment
On July 31, 2018, the final day of its formal session, the Massachusetts legislature passed H. 4857, An Act to Advance Clean Energy, which Governor Baker signed into law on August 9. The bill represents several important steps forward in … Continue reading
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(Reluctantly) Open for Business: Momentum Gathering for Expanded Use of Continuous Operations Clauses
Two recent court decisions may embolden commercial landlords to use a familiar lease provision in an unusual way when responding to tenants seeking to close their business operations before the end of the lease term. Continuous operations clauses are common … Continue reading
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What Recent CFPB Rules Mean for the Private Lender
There are many potential advantages to private mortgages, for lenders and borrowers alike. Borrowers can benefit from lower interest rates, more flexibility in repaying the loan, less paperwork, and fewer closing costs, while lenders can enjoy a steady income stream … Continue reading
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Tagged cfpb, closing disclosure, family mortgage, lending regulations, loan originator rule, private lending, tila-respa rule
Upset About Your Easement? Why You Might Reconsider Turning to the Zoning Act for Relief
In its recent June 2016 decision in Picard v. Zoning Board of Appeals of Westminster, et al., the SJC held that “a claimed injury to a private easement right [was not] sufficient to confer standing to challenge a zoning determination … Continue reading
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Tagged 40A, Easements, person aggrieved, Picard, standing, Westminster, Zoning Board of Appeals
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