July Hearing to Focus on Parking, Residential Occupancy of Charlestown Armory

City officials announced this week that they will hold a public hearing on July 1 with C-Town Ventures, LLC regarding the proposed redevelopment of the Charlestown Armory. 

Last month, the Boston Redevelopment Authority met with C-Town Ventures to discuss the project, which proposes the creation of 42 housing units along with 78 parking spaces at the building on Bunker Hill Street, which was formerly used as a drilling space by local military companies, as well as a book depository for the Boston Public Library. 

The discussion at the July 1 hearing will focus on the legal occupancy of the municipal building and the parking garage, as well as off-street parking and maneuverability, according to this week's announcement. 

The hearing will begin at 9:30 a.m. on Tuesday, July 1, held by Boston's Board of Appeal, in Room 801 at Boston City Hall. 

Those wishing to express opinions in regards to the project can do so by calling 617-635-4775 or by mailing them to:

Board of Appeal
1010 Massachusetts Ave.
4th Floor
Boston, MA 02118