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Commission Delays Demolition of 1865 Brown Street Duplex
The Waltham Historical Commission voted 5-0 to delay demolition of a circa-1865 worker's duplex at 65-67 Brown Street for up to a year.
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Historical Panel Delays 107 Central St. Demolition
The Waltham Historical Commission voted to delay demolition of a 19th-century duplex while clearing two other properties for teardown.
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Historical Commission denies demolition delays for two Waltham properties
Waltham Historical Commission denies demolition delays for two properties. The commission voted 4-2 to deny the demolition delay for 32 Cherry Street, a home built in 1881 that housed Waltham Watch Factory employees and later served as a boarding house under owner Edward Day Baker, a Massachusetts
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Waltham Historical Commission designates Main Street corner building as historically significant
Waltham Historical Commission unanimously designates Main Street corner building as historically significant. The commission voted to support its planned renovation for mixed-use residential and commercial use; the Second Empire building at 719-723 Main Street was designed by architect H.W.
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Historical Commission endorses two preservation projects
Waltham's Historical Commission unanimously backs two key preservation projects totaling just under $15,500. Commission Chairman Isaacson was unanimously authorized to write letters of support for a Community Preservation Committee application to restore Waltham's Revolutionary War monument at City
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Commission clears three Waltham demolitions in delay-hearing votes
Waltham Historical Commission clears three properties for demolition. The commission found 1130 Main Street and 32 Maple Street not preferably preserved in unanimous votes, clearing the way for demolition under the town's delay ordinance. The commission voted 4-3 to allow demolition of 135 Woerd
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Historical Commission approves Waltham Watch Factory development phase
Waltham Historical Commission clears dual residential developments. The Historical Commission unanimously approved phase four development at the Waltham Watch Factory at 241 Crescent Street, allowing 140 new residential units in a parking deck replacement, finding the site historically significant
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Historical Commission clears Home Depot parking project.
Waltham Historical Commission cleared Home Depot's special permit for a parking lot project at 100 First Avenue. William Proia represented Home Depot in seeking the approval, and the commission unanimously found that the proposed drywall storage and drive-through pick-up structure would have no
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Commission votes to preserve 79 Cherry Street in one-year delay
Waltham Historical Commission preserves 79 Cherry Street with one-year demolition delay. The Commission voted 4 to 2 to prefer preservation of the circa 1880 home in the historically significant Waltham Watch Factory neighborhood. The property, owned by Diane Taylor, was originally built as a
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