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According to the Patriot Ledger “City workers have dismantled a homeless camp that had sprung up largely unnoticed behind overgrown brush in a small Quincy Center park.”
“The camp was located on a small temporary park built on land the city acquired in order to build the Walter Hannon Parkway, an $18 million concourse completed in 2011.”
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Apparently camping is not a “mixed use” in terms of the Quincy Center Redevelopment Plan and pricy Boston Real Estate consultants.]]>
No Q for you – New Quincy Center residents evicted
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Mr. Koch should have the hole behind Granite Trust filled with water so the homeless can take Roman baths and/or urinate. At least the hole would serve a useful purpose.
Why not just wait for a good rain?
Your right to wait for rain.. If Mayor Koch filled in the hole with water, it would probably cost Quincy tax payers thousands of dollars.