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JPNC Zoning Committee Hears Four Matters | Jamaica Plain Gazette
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JPNC Zoning Committee discusses two residential matters
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The Jamaica Plain Neighborhood Council (JPNC) Zoning Committee met virtually on February 3, and heard two items that brought many residents to the meeting to speak on the issues. The first was a proposal for the Jamaica Plain Neighborhood Development Corporation (JPNDC) and New Atlantic Development to build a new five-story mixed-use building with 39 units of senior housing along with commercial space at 3371-3375 Washington St.
The second agenda item was a proposal at 3326-3328 Washington St. for the construction of a new residential building with 43 residential units.
3371-3375 WASHINGTON ST.
The senior housing project at 3371-3375 Washington St. has been presented to the community several times before, and Sam Montano of the JPNDC explained that the organization became involved in the project in 2017 to help save El Embajador restaurant.
The Jamaica Plain Neighborhood Council (JPNC) met virtually on December 22 for their last meeting of 2020, where members discussed a proposal for an adult-use cannabis shop at 1589 Columbus Ave, as well as heard updates from committees.
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Marcus Johnson and Michael Pires of KG Collective presented the cannabis shop proposal, which they said will be a “spinoff” of their existing smoke shops in Mission Hill and Cambridge that sell apparel and tobacco as well as cannabis accessories.
“Mike and I have been through a couple of these conversations,” Johnson said of the public cannabis meetings, adding that they were prepared to address some common concerns heard so far.