Lead Paint Safe Somerville is a limited-time program that provides 0% interest forgivable loans to Somerville homeowners to address lead hazards.
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OSPCD
The Mayor's Office of Strategic Planning and Community Development (OSPCD) is committed to making Somerville an even more exceptional place to live, work, play and raise a family by implementing the goals, policies, and actions of the SomerVision comprehensive plan. OSPCD seeks to enhance low and moderate income areas of the City, stimulate economic development, increase job opportunities, create future development opportunities, improve the City's neighborhoods, expand housing options, preserve and enhance open space and improve transportation access, with a focus on Somerville's long-term economic, environmental, and social quality of life.
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This program offers an incentive for property owners to improve the existing housing stock and to create and maintain affordable homeownership...
Learn about the typical real estate development process in Somerville – from pre-application to construction.
The City has been working for several years to understand and plan for new forms of shared mobility, including bike share, ride-hailing...
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Somerville City Council, Administration Pass City's First Zoning Overhaul in 30 Years
After over seven years of research and analysis, hundreds of community meetings, multiple public hearings and extensive review by the former Board of Aldermen and current City Council, Somerville officially has a new zoning ordinance.
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Joint Public Hearing on Proposed Zoning Ordinance, 12/10
The Somerville City Council Committee on Land Use, and the Somerville Planning Board, invite all interested community members to attend and speak at a joint Public Hearing on the adoption of a new Somerville Zoning Ordinance. The Hearing will take place on Tuesday, December 10, at 6 p.m.
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Save Money and Energy with Mass Save Program through City of Somerville this Winter
This winter, Somerville property owners can save big on utility bills with an energy-saving heating system thanks to an initiative by National Grid being offered through the City of Somerville.
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Community Meeting to Discuss Central Hill Campus Plan, July 22
Please join the Somerville Office of Strategic Planning and Community Development and Ward 3 Councilor Ben Ewen-Campen on Monday evening, July 22, from 6 to 8 p.m.
Programs & Initiatives
Lead Paint Safe Somerville is a limited-time program that provides 0% interest forgivable loans to Somerville homeowners to address lead hazards.
This program offers an incentive for property owners to improve the existing housing stock and to create and maintain affordable homeownership...
Learn about the typical real estate development process in Somerville – from pre-application to construction.
The City has been working for several years to understand and plan for new forms of shared mobility, including bike share, ride-hailing...
Related News
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Somerville City Council, Administration Pass City's First Zoning Overhaul in 30 Years
After over seven years of research and analysis, hundreds of community meetings, multiple public hearings and extensive review by the former Board of Aldermen and current City Council, Somerville officially has a new zoning ordinance.
-
Joint Public Hearing on Proposed Zoning Ordinance, 12/10
The Somerville City Council Committee on Land Use, and the Somerville Planning Board, invite all interested community members to attend and speak at a joint Public Hearing on the adoption of a new Somerville Zoning Ordinance. The Hearing will take place on Tuesday, December 10, at 6 p.m.
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Save Money and Energy with Mass Save Program through City of Somerville this Winter
This winter, Somerville property owners can save big on utility bills with an energy-saving heating system thanks to an initiative by National Grid being offered through the City of Somerville.
-
Community Meeting to Discuss Central Hill Campus Plan, July 22
Please join the Somerville Office of Strategic Planning and Community Development and Ward 3 Councilor Ben Ewen-Campen on Monday evening, July 22, from 6 to 8 p.m.