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The "MaxPak site" is a set of abandoned industrial buildings just beyond the end of the Community Path, in a triangle bounded by Clyde and Warwick Streets, an abandoned freight railroad, and the very active Lowell Line commuter rail tracks.
A couple weeks ago, a Tufts student named
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KSS Realty Partners now own this site, and plan to tear down all the old factory buildings and replace them with 199 condominiums. This requires a zoning change, so there will be a public hearing tomorrow (Thursday, March 1) at 6 pm at City Hall.
As a member of the Somerville Bicycle Committee, I plan to raise a number of concerns, chiefly about KSS's plan to use the abandoned right-of-way as a temporary construction road for trucks, without first removing the railroad tracks and ties. I am concerned that this benefits only the developer and not the city, and could delay construction of the Community Path extension.