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The Boston Harbor Association is the leading advocacy organization working for a clean, alive, and accessible Boston Harbor. TBHA comments extensively during the environmental permitting process on proposed projects along Boston Harbor to ensure improved water quality as well as to realize public amenities along the waterfront, ranging from public walkways to parks to special destinations along the Harbor.

TBHA's policy statements are carefully developed by TBHA Trustees, TBHA Committees, and staff, with assistance from TBHA members who have technical expertise. The Boston Harbor Association's comments are carefully considered by regulatory agencies, and it is not unusual for regulatory permits to include conditions suggested by TBHA. For a copy of any of the comment letters below or letters from previous years, please call us at (617) 482-1722 or email us at mail@tbha.org.

In the past year, TBHA provided comments on the following projects to ensure a cleaner Harbor and promote additional public amenities along Boston Harbor:

  • Final Environmental Impact Report and Chapter 91 License Application, Pier 4 Project, South Boston, EOEA #12433 (January 2005)
     
  • Environmental Notification Form 160 North Washington Street and 131 Beverly Street, Lovejoy Wharf, Boston, EOEA#13415 (January 2005)
     
  • Project Notification Form 160 North Washington Street and 131 Beverly Street, Lovejoy Wharf, Boston (January 2005)
     
  • Supplemental Final Environmental Impact Report and Chapter 91 License, Hodge Boiler Works, East Boston, EOEA #13031 (February 2005)
     
  • Boston Towing and Transportation, Boston, MA Waterways Amnesty License Application #W96-7602 (February 2005)
     
  • Boston Edison d/b/a NSTAR Electric, K Street Substation Improvements, South Boston, Waterways License Application #W05-1209-N (March 2005)
     
  • Draft Environmental Impact Report for The Residences at Pier 5, Charlestown, Boston, EOEA #13279 (March 2005)
     
  • Draft Environmental Impact Report, Urban Ring-Phase 2, EOEA #12565 (April 2005)
     
  • Environmental Notification Form for Peddocks Island-Fort Andrews Preservation and Adaptive Reuse Project, Hull, MA, EOEA #13519 (May 2005)
     
  • Boston Children’s Museum Expansion and Renovation Project, Boston, MA, #13496 (May 2005)
     
  • Minor Revision to Waterways License #10233, Boston Marine Industrial Park, Boston, MA (May 2005)
     
  • Pier 4 Mixed Use Development, South Boston, Waterways License Application #W04-1172-N (June 2005)
     
  • Supplemental Environmental Impact Report and Chapter 91 Application, Fore River Shipyard, Quincy and Braintree, EOEA #13179 (July 2005)
     
  • Supplemental Draft Environmental Impact Report, Silver Line Phase III, EOEA #11707 (August 2005)
     
  • Notice of Project Change, Russia Wharf Development, EOEA #12821 (August 2005)
     
  • Draft Project Impact Report, Lovejoy Wharf, Boston (September 2005)
     
  • Charlestown Haul Road/ Rail Feasibility Study (October 2005)
     
  • Downtown Interim Planning Overlay District (November 2005)
     
  • Final Environmental Impact Report: Winthrop Shores Reservation Restoration Project – Back to the Beaches Program (November 2005)

    Policy statements from past years can be obtained from The Boston Harbor Association by emailing us at mail@tbha.org or by calling us at 617-482-1722.

 

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