US Army Corps of Engineers – important Boston Flood update Open house.


All,

We need to step up-
Stop paying for public reports of sea level rise and flooding while the BPDA AND private Equiiry collaborate to build in known flood zones.

Attend 7/20 meeting
A draft of the Boston Coastal Storm Risk Management Assessment Study will be released to the public on Monday, July 20.

Private parties are encroaching and taking public spaces which belong to the people. Please attend a community walk of CNY and Charkestown to identify violations of Chapter 91- public access to public land, water and views plus noise violations, encroachment and taking. July 30/26 at 5:30 at Anchor. We will walk, talk and share our concerns with a person who enforces Chspter 91.

If you can not attend, try to attend on face time – we can help/ and get someone you trust to attend.

You know how critical it is that the community take a stand – it is time to put an end to the destruction of neighborhood voice, and the squelching of community engagement.

We need you. Hope you participate.

Diane

US Army Corps of Engineers – important update Open house.

CITY OF BOSTON

USACE Boston CSRM: Open House


Join the City of Boston and U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) to learn about the Coastal Storm Risk Management Draft Report and Public Comment Period.

A draft of the Boston Coastal Storm Risk Management Assessment Study will be released to the public on Monday, July 20.

Come join the Office of Climate Resilience and USACE New England District team members to:

  • Learn about what is in the draft report,
  • Learn how you can provide public comment,
  • Browse poster maps and graphics of the proposed projects and,
  • Ask questions

Light refreshments will be provided. Please register if you need Language Interpretation services or childcare, to attend.

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For more information visit theUSACE Boston CSRM: Open House page or contact Kate Roosa.

USACE Boston CSRM: Open House


Join the City of Boston and U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) to learn about the Coastal Storm Risk Management Draft Report and Public Comment Period.

A draft of the Boston Coastal Storm Risk Management Assessment Study will be released to the public on Monday, July 20.

Come join the Office of Climate Resilience and USACE New England District team members to:

  • Learn about what is in the draft report,
  • Learn how you can provide public comment,
  • Browse poster maps and graphics of the proposed projects and,
  • Ask questions

Light refreshments will be provided. Please register if you need Language Interpretation services or childcare, to attend.

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For more information visit theUSACE Boston CSRM: Open House page or contact Kate Roosa.

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