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This book presents a meticulously documented account of the redevelopment of the Charlestown Navy Yard, a historic shipyard that played a pivotal role in the American Revolution and subsequent maritime history. The author chronicles the Navy Yard's transformation from a military stronghold to a vibrant urban neighborhood, highlighting the challenges and successes of urban renewal projects in the post-World War II era. The book delves into the complex negotiations, architectural designs, and community involvement that shaped the redevelopment, providing insights into the complexities of preserving historical heritage while adapting to contemporary needs. The author's comprehensive research and firsthand accounts from key figures involved in the project offer a nuanced understanding of the social, economic, and environmental factors that influenced the redevelopment's trajectory. Through this case study, the book explores broader themes of urban planning, historic conservation, and the enduring significance of public spaces in shaping community identity.
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Excerpt from Charlestown Navy Yard Final Designation of Redeveloper, Authorization to Execute Documents Necessary for Conveyance of Pier 5, Parcel 1b
As you are aware, Immobiliare New England has undertaken the phased redevelopment of the New Development Area at the Charlestown Navy Yard. In accordance with the Land Disposition Agreement executed December 7, 1978, as amended. On July 12, 1984, Immobiliare is now seeking the conveyance of title to Pier 5, Parcel 1b, in the New Development Area at the Charlestown Navy Yard to facilitate the development of 110 residential units, square feet of retail space, 100 parking spaces and a public pedestrian walkway along the entire perimeter of the pier. Total development cost for the project will be approximately $35 million. The residential units, retail space and parking are to be located in two structures on Pier 5 the height of which will be limited to 55 feet to the cornice lines and 84 feet to the ridge lines. As the attached site plan indicates Parcel 18 includes both. Pier' 5 and the associated water area between Pier 5 and Pier 4. The proposed increase in the development program has been fully reviewed and approved by both the Housing and Development Committee of the Charlestown Neighborhood Council on June 17, and the full Neighborhood Council on June 23.
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