Tudor wharf, Charlestown, ma, draft project impact report

Tudor wharf, Charlestown, ma, draft project impact report

by Myerson/Allen and Company

1989

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...the proposed Tudor Wharf complex is a mixed use retail, commercial, office space and water dependent use project located on Boston harbor in Charlestown (commonly known as the Rapids Furniture Warehouse) with public access to the water; this environmental impact statement covers the following: 1) brief history of Charlestown and the site, 2) physical description, 3) public amenities (open space, linkage, Freedom Trail, etc., 4) tidelands (docks, navigation issues, flood hazard, Harborpark consistency, etc.), 5) visual impacts, 6) dredging and sediment, 7) night herons in Boston harbor, 8) traffic (pedestrian impacts, water transportation, etc.), 9) parking, 10) infrastructure (water, sewer, etc.) and 11) construction impacts; supplement includes, among other things, legal and financial information; a copy of this item was in the BRA collection...

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