Did You Know?...
Water & wastewater capacity is one of the leading factors that limits development and growth on the South Shore. By working to
bring the region together on this issue we hope to unlock and most efficiently use our resources.
As a first step, we have teamed up to study how limits on water and wastewater capacity may be preventing economic opportunity in the area. Metropolitan Area Planning Council (MAPC) is looking at development opportunity, including housing, at six sites across five South Shore towns. General areas of focus include a narrow corridor between Routes 53 in Hanover and Route 18 in Weymouth, along Route 3.
Stay tuned for our study findings -- tentatively scheduled for Summer of2021.
bring the region together on this issue we hope to unlock and most efficiently use our resources.
As a first step, we have teamed up to study how limits on water and wastewater capacity may be preventing economic opportunity in the area. Metropolitan Area Planning Council (MAPC) is looking at development opportunity, including housing, at six sites across five South Shore towns. General areas of focus include a narrow corridor between Routes 53 in Hanover and Route 18 in Weymouth, along Route 3.
Stay tuned for our study findings -- tentatively scheduled for Summer of2021.
