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tranist-oriented development

Boston Fairmount Corridor Station Area Plans

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  • commuter rail
  • mixed-income development
  • rail transit
  • Redevelopment
  • Revitalization
  • station area plans
  • tranist-oriented development
For the corridor with Boston's worst access to transit service and most underused commuter rail line, the plan calls for an enhanced rail service with new stations that will allow for higher-density affordable housing, better access to jobs, and for a greenway linking parks and recreational destinations.
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