Cambridge Residents' Concerns on Upzoning
One candidate notes that residents are having second thoughts about the implementation of multifamily zoning.
As part of his campaign for Cambridge City Council, he has been engaging with residents to understand their concerns. Many have expressed support for multifamily zoning city-wide, but with the expectation that it would be limited to residential-sized projects, such as quadplexes.
They believed it would be limited to residential-sized projects, maybe quadplexes, not used to propose 80+-unit apartment buildings across the city with limited oversight.
The candidate attended a forum hosted by A Better Cambridge, where 14 other candidates discussed the future of housing in Cambridge. The candidates were asked about their stance on changes like the recent upzoning on February 10th.
Author's summary: Residents express concerns over upzoning implementation in Cambridge.
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