Planning Board, Ordinance Committee pan Brown petition
A controversial zoning petition proposed by Cambridge resident Doug Brown looks unlikely to stand after meetings of Planning Board and Ordinance Committees. On July 14, the Planning Board’s five members voted unanimously to submit a negative recommendation for the petition back to the city council. A week later, the Ordinance Committee, which includes all city councillors, voted 7-2 to pass along a negative recommendation as well, with only councillors Tim Flaherty and Cathie Zusy voting against.
- ▪A controversial zoning petition proposed by Cambridge resident Doug Brown looks unlikely to stand after meetings of Planning Board and Ordinance Committees.
- ▪On July 14, the Planning Board’s five members voted unanimously to submit a negative recommendation for the petition back to the city council.
- ▪A week later, the Ordinance Committee, which includes all city councillors, voted 7-2 to pass along a negative recommendation as well, with only councillors Tim Flaherty and Cathie Zusy voting against.
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A controversial zoning petition proposed by Cambridge resident Doug Brown looks unlikely to stand after meetings of Planning Board and Ordinance Committees. On July 14, the Planning Board’s five members voted unanimously to submit a negative recommendation for the petition back to the city council. A week later, the Ordinance Committee, which includes all city councillors, voted 7-2 to pass along a negative recommendation as well, with only councillors Tim Flaherty and Cathie Zusy voting against. The city council meets August 3, when it will likely officially reject the petition.
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