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  • - MBTA Zoning News and Resources
    • MBTA Zoning: Milton Counter Claim
    • What About The Grants?
  • * Tenant Displacement Risk Impact
    • Acton: Dover Heights MBTA Zoning
    • Acton: Central Street MBTA Zoning
    • Dover Heights UPDATE
    • TENANT GROUP says VOTE NO!
  • * Affordability Impact
  • * Small Business Displacement Risk
  • * Environment Issues with Upzoning
  • * Water Concerns / Impacts
  • * Impact to Historic Buildings
  • Acton 2024 TOWN MEETING SLIDES
    • - Art. 11 - PowderMill Zoning
    • - Art. 12 MBTA Zoning
    • - Art. 13 - SAV Zoning
    • Acton 2024 Rezoning Maps
    • * AMEND Art 13 to For More Affordability

MBTA and SAV Zoning will increase risk of the loss of Historic Homes VOTE NO!

While we can't say for sure historic homes will be destroyed because of the proposed zoning change. But we DO know that if the zoning is passed, it will allow a developer to put in the order of 10 homes on an acre. And that the minimum price for a new home in Acton is in the range of $700K Based on our calculations, ALL existing homes valued under $800K with a quarter acre or more of land will be at risk.

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