THE REVERE ADVOCATE - Friday, December 1, 2017
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However, other councillors disagreed. “If we’re going to stop people from developing, why didn’t you support my moratorium – why a change of heart?” Councillor-at-Large George Rotondo asked. Earlier in the year, Rotondo made a motion asking the City Council to support a sixmonth moratorium on residential development. The motion was rejected. On Monday night residents also voiced their opposition to a proposal for new devel-
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opment on Yeamans Street. A public hearing for the construction of a three-story mixed-use development consisting of 22 residential micro-units and four commercial units at 14 Yeamans St. was submitted to the City Council. There is no parking for any of the units. Attorney Corey Rhoades of D’Ambrosio Brown LLP said the apartments will be studios and one- bedrooms that will attract young professionals who often rely on public transportation instead of owning a car. “There will be no big families,” he said. “It’s a great project for the downtown area.” However, neighbors did not seem to agree. “When are we going to learn in this city?’ Revere resident Joe Coco asked. “It’s going to be like Times Square 24/7 here.” Revere resident John Correggio worried about how the new units would impact public safety in the city. “We can’t get around right now as it is,” he said. He said he was worried about the time it would take an emergency fire truck or ambulance to move around in the city with increased traffic. Others were not impressed that there would be microunits. “Micro-units mean nothing to me,” Revere resident Eric Lampedecchio said. “I just hear 22 more cars on the road.” Revere resident Stephanie Desisto said that if the special permit were granted to the developer, it would impair the neighborhood and decrease property values. “There is only one word for this: unacceptable,” she said. “It will overcrowd the neighborhood, and our sense of privacy would be gone.” “If you guys allow a special permit for this with four commercial units and no parking, there is something wrong,” Revere resident Wayne Rose added. Many of the neighbors said they were upset the developer had not met with the neighbors to discuss its plans. Atty. Rhoades said the developer would be happy to set up a time to discuss any concerns. Both applications were sent to the City Council’s Zoning Subcommittee.
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