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Mary Ellen McCormack Redevelopment
1 year, 7 months ago
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Mary Ellen McCormack Redevelopment
1 year, 7 months ago
Leslie W
There needs to be an Anonymous tip line in the even t there are illegal activity going on within the development. Residents must feel safe
There needs to be an Anonymous tip line in the even t there are illegal activity going on within the development. Residents must feel safe
Commented on Mary Ellen McCormack Redevelopment
1 year, 7 months ago
It was never All White ! We did a few people of color in here . and they got a long with everyone .
Commented on Mary Ellen McCormack Redevelopment
1 year, 7 months ago
I went to nursery school in Old Harbor in 1964 before going to John Boyle OReily school .. I remember my grandfather started a mens group , where guys would gather watched a ball game and have cocktail or play cards . There was always something to do here
Supported a comment by Dan Cogliano on
Mary Ellen McCormack Redevelopment
1 year, 7 months ago
Dan Cogliano
Erin, the original Old Harbor Village had everything for children. Playgrounds, basketball courts, building basements had playrooms, lavatories, cooking classes (some of the old stoves are still in the basements), coin washers and areas to hang clothes in the basements as well. The home economics rooms were popular during WW2 teaching girls how to cook. Boy scout meeting rooms, and basement rooms for arts and crafts. All of this was left to rot as years went by. Drugs, crime and the type of element you'll hopefully not see again as a 3000 tenement monstrosity is built on acreage where and existing 1,027 units are currently built. Sad!
Erin, the original Old Harbor Village had everything for children. Playgrounds, basketball courts, building basements had playrooms, lavatories, cooking classes (some of the old stoves are still in the basements), coin washers and areas to hang clothes in the basements as well. The home economics rooms were popular during WW2 teaching girls how to cook. Boy scout meeting rooms, and basement rooms for arts and crafts. All of this was left to rot as years went by. Drugs, crime and the type of element you'll hopefully not see again as a 3000 tenement monstrosity is built on acreage where and existing 1,027 units are currently built. Sad!
Supported a comment by Dan Cogliano on
Mary Ellen McCormack Redevelopment
1 year, 7 months ago
Dan Cogliano
Your going to be offered a lot; child care, work training, classes, and the list goes on........they might be in operation the day the project opens....but you can rest assure with lack of training, budget cuts, government funding these extras will fall by the way side, In five years the project will look like plywood ranch. The 80,000 sq ft of retail space you all will be in constant competition with hundreds of people from outside the project. Competing for parking spaces from people outside the community that want to shop there is going to cause havoc.
The streets will always have traffic and the stores will always be overcrowded.. You won't be able to say "this is just for us".....there will be hoards of taxis cabs bringing people home from the project's supermarket,as well as, taking people home from outside the facility. All of this will cause quite a bit of congestion and exhaust. The project will be anything but quiet!! There pushing diversity down your throats.......Mary Ellen McCormick was all white till 1984, I remember the day when you sleep with the door unlocked. That's all I'll say about that!! SAD
Your going to be offered a lot; child care, work training, classes, and the list goes on........they might be in operation the day the project opens....but you can rest assure with lack of training, budget cuts, government funding these extras will fall by the way side, In five years the project will look like plywood ranch. The 80,000 sq ft of retail space you all will be in constant competition with hundreds of people from outside the project. Competing for parking spaces from people outside the community that want to shop there is going to cause havoc.
The streets will always have traffic and the stores will always be overcrowded.. You won't be able to say "this is just for us".....there will be hoards of taxis cabs bringing people home from the project's supermarket,as well as, taking people home from outside the facility. All of this will cause quite a bit of congestion and exhaust. The project will be anything but quiet!! There pushing diversity down your throats.......Mary Ellen McCormick was all white till 1984, I remember the day when you sleep with the door unlocked. That's all I'll say about that!! SAD
Supported a comment by Jennifer Williams on
Mary Ellen McCormack Redevelopment
1 year, 12 months ago
Jennifer Williams
Any updates on when construction will start? I see a lot of work being done around MEM that seems pointless if it is really getting knocked down. Makes me believe it is not happening anytime soon. Why fix things if the place will be demolished?
Any updates on when construction will start? I see a lot of work being done around MEM that seems pointless if it is really getting knocked down. Makes me believe it is not happening anytime soon. Why fix things if the place will be demolished?
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Supported a comment by Erin Connors on
Mary Ellen McCormack Redevelopment
2 years ago
Erin Connors
if I could change anything about Mary Ellen McCormick it would be the maintenance of each unit and lack of response for fixing things. And I would also change the buildings main door and make it so each building doesn't have to worry about the homeless and drug users using the hallways as there bathroom and area to use there drugs.
if I could change anything about Mary Ellen McCormick it would be the maintenance of each unit and lack of response for fixing things. And I would also change the buildings main door and make it so each building doesn't have to worry about the homeless and drug users using the hallways as there bathroom and area to use there drugs.
Supported a comment by Jeffrey Inglese on
Mary Ellen McCormack Redevelopment
2 years, 1 month ago
Jeffrey Inglese
a new system for paying rent online. The current system is horrible I have to pay online since I am stuck in my apartment because I am still on the 3rd floor and still and always will be disabled.
a new system for paying rent online. The current system is horrible I have to pay online since I am stuck in my apartment because I am still on the 3rd floor and still and always will be disabled.
Commented on Mary Ellen McCormack Redevelopment
2 years, 1 month ago
I've tried to pay mine online and unable to do it . I thought you had to have a card with TD Bank !
Commented on Mary Ellen McCormack Redevelopment
2 years, 2 months ago
I'm afraid I'll be dead by then . My name has been on the list since 2016 , john
Commented on Mary Ellen McCormack Redevelopment
2 years, 2 months ago
I'm 61 and 1/2 years old will I be getting into a senior citizen building when its done ? I've been waiting since 2016 for am emergency transfer since , for a first floor or an elevated building . I'm on the 3rd floor and I suffer from COPD I'm on oxygen and right now since covid I've been in the house for almost 1 1/2 year . I have a scooter that has been being used as a toilet for the rats . I've had to take over to the park to wash it down once already to disinfect it . I have a doctors appointment this week and ill to go over to do it again . its covered and locked up in front . I still fear it will be stolen . it takes me almost 20 minutes to get to my apartment on the 3 rd floor .
Supported a comment by Gail Babcock on
Mary Ellen McCormack Redevelopment
2 years, 3 months ago
Gail Babcock
You went from 2019 to 2020 to 2021 and now 2022 !!!!!!!!!!!!
You went from 2019 to 2020 to 2021 and now 2022 !!!!!!!!!!!!
Supported a comment by Laureen King on
Mary Ellen McCormack Redevelopment
2 years, 4 months ago
Laureen King
I would like for my door to have a buzzer, so I know my delivery packages can get in. I am tired of my packages getting stolen, because they can't get in.
I would like for my door to have a buzzer, so I know my delivery packages can get in. I am tired of my packages getting stolen, because they can't get in.
Supported a comment by Latonia Anderson on
Mary Ellen McCormack Redevelopment
2 years, 5 months ago
Latonia Anderson
Notre Dame Education Center at 200 Old Colony Ave in Southie is a good place to receive GED and general employment skills. Space is limited.
Notre Dame Education Center at 200 Old Colony Ave in Southie is a good place to receive GED and general employment skills. Space is limited.
Supported a comment by Michele Fortin on
Mary Ellen McCormack Redevelopment
2 years, 5 months ago
Michele Fortin
Working Cameras. I have a patient who was hit by a car and the police said that the cameras don't work properly.
Working Cameras. I have a patient who was hit by a car and the police said that the cameras don't work properly.
Commented on Mary Ellen McCormack Redevelopment
2 years, 5 months ago
I'm sure they don't !.
Commented on Mary Ellen McCormack Redevelopment
2 years, 5 months ago
Thank You Jennifer for thinking of your mom , Janet and myself
Supported a comment by Jennifer Williams on
Mary Ellen McCormack Redevelopment
2 years, 5 months ago
Jennifer Williams
There are so many elderly residents who are house bound because they can't make it up and down the stairs of their apartments. Some have been on transfer lists for year's. We need to get those residents into elderly housing asap.
There are so many elderly residents who are house bound because they can't make it up and down the stairs of their apartments. Some have been on transfer lists for year's. We need to get those residents into elderly housing asap.
Supported a comment by Dan Cogliano on
Mary Ellen McCormack Redevelopment
2 years, 9 months ago
Dan Cogliano
I thought after the demolition of Columbia Point housing project, the building of a huge monstrous housing development, you're intending on building, would not happen again. There's nothing special/quaint about 3000ppl cramped in a space originally designed for a little over 1000.
I thought after the demolition of Columbia Point housing project, the building of a huge monstrous housing development, you're intending on building, would not happen again. There's nothing special/quaint about 3000ppl cramped in a space originally designed for a little over 1000.
Supported a comment by Dan Cogliano on
Mary Ellen McCormack Redevelopment
2 years, 9 months ago
Dan Cogliano
They had a Stop and Shop, Almay's, and a Zayre's at the Columbia Point project fifty years ago. The project was demolished. The crime rate was out of control. The store's had to close the shop lifting was so bad. The high rise buildings, and the congestion was ghetto!! Here we go again. MEM housing project was built by the Irish and Italian immigrants. Their craftsmanship was that of perfection. MEM does not have to be torn down, this is a political move by Mayor Walsh to get his cronies ( labor unions ) work. He owes them a big thank you, Walsh was head of the labor unions before they all voted him in as mayor.
They had a Stop and Shop, Almay's, and a Zayre's at the Columbia Point project fifty years ago. The project was demolished. The crime rate was out of control. The store's had to close the shop lifting was so bad. The high rise buildings, and the congestion was ghetto!! Here we go again. MEM housing project was built by the Irish and Italian immigrants. Their craftsmanship was that of perfection. MEM does not have to be torn down, this is a political move by Mayor Walsh to get his cronies ( labor unions ) work. He owes them a big thank you, Walsh was head of the labor unions before they all voted him in as mayor.
Commented on Mary Ellen McCormack Redevelopment
2 years, 9 months ago
What about people over 60 or handicap? They're opening a building for62 and over already . I won't be 62 years old for another year . I just turned 61 years old yesterday . I've waiting and waiting for handicap or senior housing for over 3 years . I live on the 3rd floor and its really feels like I'm a prisoner in my home . its very hard going up and down the stairs , I'm unable to breathe without the help of oxygen .
Supported a comment by Dan Cogliano on
Mary Ellen McCormack Redevelopment
2 years, 9 months ago
Dan Cogliano
Maryanne. I lived in a townhouse 5.5 rooms, turned basement into another bedroom/study for 35 years. Plenty of space!! Note many of the two bedroom apartments have a balcony/porch. When my grandparents moved in in 1936, the building basements came equipped with washing machines, clothesline fencing. There were nursery school, playrooms, and bathroom facilities in the building basements. Some of the buildings came equipped with stoves/sinks where cooking classes/home economic classes were taught to mothers. Twenty, if that, years later all the facilities were boarded up due to a lack of maintenance, personnel, and funds. It's called housing project plight! I expect the new housing project in twenty five years to look no different than any other housing project. A 3000 unit congested project is really not the way to "house" people. I though Columbia Point was end to all of this.
Maryanne. I lived in a townhouse 5.5 rooms, turned basement into another bedroom/study for 35 years. Plenty of space!! Note many of the two bedroom apartments have a balcony/porch. When my grandparents moved in in 1936, the building basements came equipped with washing machines, clothesline fencing. There were nursery school, playrooms, and bathroom facilities in the building basements. Some of the buildings came equipped with stoves/sinks where cooking classes/home economic classes were taught to mothers. Twenty, if that, years later all the facilities were boarded up due to a lack of maintenance, personnel, and funds. It's called housing project plight! I expect the new housing project in twenty five years to look no different than any other housing project. A 3000 unit congested project is really not the way to "house" people. I though Columbia Point was end to all of this.
Supported a comment by Michele Fortin on
Mary Ellen McCormack Redevelopment
2 years, 9 months ago
Michele Fortin
As far as I know everyone pays to live here.
As far as I know everyone pays to live here.
Supported a comment by Gail Babcock on
Mary Ellen McCormack Redevelopment
2 years, 9 months ago
Gail Babcock
I'll believe this when I see the bulldozer!
I'll believe this when I see the bulldozer!
Commented on Mary Ellen McCormack Redevelopment
2 years, 10 months ago
Dan , my family has lived since day one in 1938 . my mom was born here , as was I and my 3 sisters . we moved out in 1973 when my mom bought a house . but do to the rates and health problems I found myself out of work and out money . for that I ended up getting back in here . I wish to live the end of my life here . but I've been ill for the past 3 years and I'm unable to even get a 1st floor apartment , I live on the 3rd floor and I'm on oxygen at all times . so I'm just hoping ill live to see the place .
Supported a comment by Dan Cogliano on
Mary Ellen McCormack Redevelopment
2 years, 10 months ago
Dan Cogliano
Anne, they are only building a housing project. Their starting off "grand", a year and half after opening I can only imagine that most of, garage included, amenities; stores, employment centers, vocational training sites will be boarded up. Again it's only a housing project, it's not Admiral's Hill.
Anne, they are only building a housing project. Their starting off "grand", a year and half after opening I can only imagine that most of, garage included, amenities; stores, employment centers, vocational training sites will be boarded up. Again it's only a housing project, it's not Admiral's Hill.
Supported a comment by Dan Cogliano on
Mary Ellen McCormack Redevelopment
2 years, 10 months ago
Dan Cogliano
This would be discrimination based on merit. Everyone is equal, there can be no preferential treatment for tenant longevity. Whether you've been on O'Callaghan Way thirty years or thirty days no one gets an apartment any quicker than anyone else based on merit. I lived in a row house for 35 years. I also know of third generation row house tenants whose family has passed down keys going back to the 1950's; on the same row house! We lived in a 5.5 room row house and turned the basement into a bedroom.
This would be discrimination based on merit. Everyone is equal, there can be no preferential treatment for tenant longevity. Whether you've been on O'Callaghan Way thirty years or thirty days no one gets an apartment any quicker than anyone else based on merit. I lived in a row house for 35 years. I also know of third generation row house tenants whose family has passed down keys going back to the 1950's; on the same row house! We lived in a 5.5 room row house and turned the basement into a bedroom.
Supported a comment by MARGARITA BOUDREAU on
Mary Ellen McCormack Redevelopment
2 years, 10 months ago
MARGARITA BOUDREAU
I FEEL TENANTS IN GREAT STANDING AND BEEN HERE OVER 25 YEARS GET CHOICE OF HOUSING UNITS
I FEEL TENANTS IN GREAT STANDING AND BEEN HERE OVER 25 YEARS GET CHOICE OF HOUSING UNITS
Supported a comment by Bruce Glover on
Mary Ellen McCormack Redevelopment
2 years, 10 months ago
Bruce Glover
I propose that tenants of MEM who have lived here for more than 20 years get first choice of housing units
I propose that tenants of MEM who have lived here for more than 20 years get first choice of housing units
Supported a comment by Laureen King on
Mary Ellen McCormack Redevelopment
2 years, 10 months ago
Laureen King
They are also adding security so maybe that will help keep the riff raff away. I would love a shopping center, this is MA not the Bronx.
They are also adding security so maybe that will help keep the riff raff away. I would love a shopping center, this is MA not the Bronx.
Commented on Mary Ellen McCormack Redevelopment
3 years, 2 months ago
Activities and events for families
Commented on Mary Ellen McCormack Redevelopment
3 years, 2 months ago
Vocational training (culinary arts, property management, construction trades, etc.)
Commented on Mary Ellen McCormack Redevelopment
3 years, 2 months ago
I'm hoping the building for senior is just that ! Over 60 years of age useless they're need of an elevated building
Commented on Mary Ellen McCormack Redevelopment
3 years, 2 months ago
I would love to see the go on ski trip for a weekend.the seniors go to fox woods or twin rivers for a day trip and dinner . Would see it safe just to able to walk around at night .
Commented on Mary Ellen McCormack Redevelopment
3 years, 2 months ago
Small grocery/market
Commented on Mary Ellen McCormack Redevelopment
3 years, 2 months ago
Improved safety and security measures
Commented on Mary Ellen McCormack Redevelopment
3 years, 2 months ago
Internal employment opportunities (maintenance, management)
Supported a comment by shalita hamilton on
Mary Ellen McCormack Redevelopment
3 years, 6 months ago
shalita hamilton
Hello good morning i was wondering if you have a date for the redevelopment process will began. The building I"M in is not good there are homeless people coming in and out people smoking in the hall ways there was also a dead body in one of the apartment management did not inform us about it the down stairs door is never lock i have a 1 year old and she shouldn't be living like this. i had enough it seems like nothing is being handle here please update me thank you..
Hello good morning i was wondering if you have a date for the redevelopment process will began. The building I"M in is not good there are homeless people coming in and out people smoking in the hall ways there was also a dead body in one of the apartment management did not inform us about it the down stairs door is never lock i have a 1 year old and she shouldn't be living like this. i had enough it seems like nothing is being handle here please update me thank you..
Supported a comment by Dan Cogliano on
Mary Ellen McCormack Redevelopment
3 years, 7 months ago
Dan Cogliano
Housing project garages never work out. There is a security risk, drug trafficking. They all look alike cement walls with chain link fences. Automobile garages in the middle of housing projects always spells trouble
Housing project garages never work out. There is a security risk, drug trafficking. They all look alike cement walls with chain link fences. Automobile garages in the middle of housing projects always spells trouble
Commented on Mary Ellen McCormack Redevelopment
3 years, 7 months ago
I lost out people that don't love here and don't belong in here out . Drugs addicts are in here all the time looking for drugs and sleeping in the hallways . Public drinking is another problem in here too , with people that don't even love here . There are drugs being sold in here , so there always addicts looking for drugs too . We need a healthy quality of life living here .
Commented on Mary Ellen McCormack Redevelopment
3 years, 7 months ago
I love to see maybe senior trips , computer training . Day camps or basketball camp for tween and teens . For families activities that involved the while family .
Commented on Mary Ellen McCormack Redevelopment
3 years, 7 months ago
Small grocery/market
Commented on Mary Ellen McCormack Redevelopment
3 years, 7 months ago
Improved safety and security measures
Commented on Mary Ellen McCormack Redevelopment
3 years, 7 months ago
Internal employment opportunities (maintenance, management)
Supported a comment by Dan Cogliano on
Mary Ellen McCormack Redevelopment
3 years, 8 months ago
Dan Cogliano
Rick, It's a hosing project..all I can see is another Columbia Point on the way! The garages will eventually have to be shut down. Again, it's not Admiral's Hill. It's a housing project and I'd bet they'd be drugs, theft, and the garages will need to be shut down. I doubt if the whole project will have resident parking stickers..lol..hence, the on street parking will be open to everyone. All the grand planning $$$ is for show! Two years into the "project" all these proposed plans; garages, stores, youth center, employment office, skills center, all this helps the developers raise more money for the construction of the project. Once it's built all that extra stuff shuts down do to: crime, lack of money, safety, not cost effective and subsequently you're left with a "housing project", nothing more! Once again, Mayor Walsh was the head of the labor unions. The laborer's voted him into office. The demolition/reconstruction of MEM is the Mayor's way of saying thank you. Giving them work/jobs.
Rick, It's a hosing project..all I can see is another Columbia Point on the way! The garages will eventually have to be shut down. Again, it's not Admiral's Hill. It's a housing project and I'd bet they'd be drugs, theft, and the garages will need to be shut down. I doubt if the whole project will have resident parking stickers..lol..hence, the on street parking will be open to everyone. All the grand planning $$$ is for show! Two years into the "project" all these proposed plans; garages, stores, youth center, employment office, skills center, all this helps the developers raise more money for the construction of the project. Once it's built all that extra stuff shuts down do to: crime, lack of money, safety, not cost effective and subsequently you're left with a "housing project", nothing more! Once again, Mayor Walsh was the head of the labor unions. The laborer's voted him into office. The demolition/reconstruction of MEM is the Mayor's way of saying thank you. Giving them work/jobs.
Commented on Mary Ellen McCormack Redevelopment
3 years, 8 months ago
Of you can afford a cat and some are better than others in this ! You don't need be living in projects . I'm sorry , all of the people living in here or that are staying in apartments in here drive card that cost more then most homes I've seen ..... BMW's , Mercedes , even hummers ! But a house with that kind of money . Brand new cars and some have 2 or 3 cars a family too . This is BS
Commented on Mary Ellen McCormack Redevelopment
3 years, 8 months ago
He also has been getting people with no jobs in the unions so they can work in the city of Boston on these jobs . I do say thank you for that . For those people who have been looking for and unable to get in the unions , never mind just a job .
Commented on Mary Ellen McCormack Redevelopment
3 years, 8 months ago
I support union workers doing ir
Commented on Mary Ellen McCormack Redevelopment
3 years, 8 months ago
I understand that it's going to be a while . But , I'm going thought BS with housing now . I'm on oxygen and suffering from COPD , I put in for a transfer 4 years ago for a first floor apartment . I would love to stay here . And I've also put down other places in South Boston . I'm born and raised in South Boston my family are close by and don't want love else where . I was really hoping that Winn Company would be starting sooner than later . Just so I could get an apartment that won't kill me . I've seen empty first floor apartment in here and have heard nothing from BHA . Is there anything that Winn could help me with ? Thank you . Oh I forgot to tell you I love on the 3rd floor now . Again thank you
Supported a comment by Dan Cogliano on
Mary Ellen McCormack Redevelopment
3 years, 8 months ago
Dan Cogliano
Mayor Walsh before becoming mayor was the head of the construction unions. This whole demolition and reconstruction is a thank to the unions from the mayor. Does it really need to happen? Of course not. Just because the development is 80 years old? The current project was built like the Roman Colosseum!! Winn has been building housing all over the county...it's popcorn architecture. I'm sure Winn is happy with Walsh's decision. Sadly, most tenants are just followers....it's like they have no say. And they don't
Mayor Walsh before becoming mayor was the head of the construction unions. This whole demolition and reconstruction is a thank to the unions from the mayor. Does it really need to happen? Of course not. Just because the development is 80 years old? The current project was built like the Roman Colosseum!! Winn has been building housing all over the county...it's popcorn architecture. I'm sure Winn is happy with Walsh's decision. Sadly, most tenants are just followers....it's like they have no say. And they don't
Supported a comment by Richie Rivera on
Mary Ellen McCormack Redevelopment
3 years, 8 months ago
Richie Rivera
Handicap Parking Sighns are not Reserved!!!!! Remember there only Reserved if you own your house!!!
Handicap Parking Sighns are not Reserved!!!!! Remember there only Reserved if you own your house!!!
Supported a comment by Richard Rivera on
Mary Ellen McCormack Redevelopment
3 years, 8 months ago
Richard Rivera
Parking only For Residents. I see lots of colleage campus kids Park in the property & walk to campus. & Have it’s own visitors parking area.
Parking only For Residents. I see lots of colleage campus kids Park in the property & walk to campus. & Have it’s own visitors parking area.
Supported a comment by Michele Fortin on
Mary Ellen McCormack Redevelopment
3 years, 11 months ago
Michele Fortin
Im a PCA for a resident at MEM and he is disabled and cam no longer get up 3 flights of stairs he has had to sleep in his car because of this he put in a RA transfer 6 months ago it's sad
Im a PCA for a resident at MEM and he is disabled and cam no longer get up 3 flights of stairs he has had to sleep in his car because of this he put in a RA transfer 6 months ago it's sad
Commented on Mary Ellen McCormack Redevelopment
3 years, 11 months ago
I can barely make up it my stairs ... I am very sorry about your PT. that really sucks . Have complained to Housing or The Mayors Office for the Disabled . They have have numbers on line or call 311
Commented on Mary Ellen McCormack Redevelopment
3 years, 11 months ago
Is the Building going up on O'Conner Way For The Seniors that are already living in The Mary Ellen McCormick ? I would Love to know , since Ive been waiting for a first floor apartment for over 3 years now or a Building with a Elevator ? I would love to stay if it is . I am almost 60 years of age and I am on the 3rd floor and I am suffering from COPD which is a Lung Disorder which I am on Oxygen for and it heavy to carry . So Carrying up all these stairs , So it stops me from going outside my apartment , Except to get to a doctor appointment and I have a wait to my transportation ... I would love to see a place that is for Over 60 ONLY ! Thank You
Supported a comment by Bruce Glover on
Mary Ellen McCormack Redevelopment
4 years, 1 month ago
Bruce Glover
I really hope they will enforce the trash disposal rules better than the BHA does now. There is no reason to think that just because the buildings are new that people will stop putting trash on the ground. Every weekend it's disgusting and embarrassing to have visitors.
I really hope they will enforce the trash disposal rules better than the BHA does now. There is no reason to think that just because the buildings are new that people will stop putting trash on the ground. Every weekend it's disgusting and embarrassing to have visitors.
Commented on Mary Ellen McCormack Redevelopment
4 years, 2 months ago
All the time !
Supported a comment by MARGARITA BOUDREAU on
Mary Ellen McCormack Redevelopment
4 years, 2 months ago
MARGARITA BOUDREAU
THE PROBLEM I SEE A LOT IN SOME CASES IS THAT THE HP PLACARD BELONGS TO PEOPLE WHO DO NOT LIVE IN THE DEVELOPMENT BUT USED BY PEOPLE WHO LIVE IN THE DEVELOPMENT FOR PARKING PURPOSE..
THE PROBLEM I SEE A LOT IN SOME CASES IS THAT THE HP PLACARD BELONGS TO PEOPLE WHO DO NOT LIVE IN THE DEVELOPMENT BUT USED BY PEOPLE WHO LIVE IN THE DEVELOPMENT FOR PARKING PURPOSE..
Supported a comment by Laura Reardon on
Mary Ellen McCormack Redevelopment
4 years, 2 months ago
Laura Reardon
Trader Joe’s! A health center. Book store. Gym. Dining options. Satellite library. Child care.
Trader Joe’s! A health center. Book store. Gym. Dining options. Satellite library. Child care.
Supported a comment by Dan Cogliano on
Mary Ellen McCormack Redevelopment
4 years, 2 months ago
Dan Cogliano
Sounds great!! But it's still a 3000 unit housing project/development. It sounds like a glorified "Columbia Point" you're pushing income diversity as a way of camouflaging what can only be described as a polished ghetto. Sad
Sounds great!! But it's still a 3000 unit housing project/development. It sounds like a glorified "Columbia Point" you're pushing income diversity as a way of camouflaging what can only be described as a polished ghetto. Sad
Commented on Mary Ellen McCormack Redevelopment
4 years, 3 months ago
I was hoping the seniors and disabled would the first to be placed in the new homes
Commented on Mary Ellen McCormack Redevelopment
4 years, 3 months ago
I am going to need a caregiver staying with me soon ? would she be able move with me when I am relocated ?
Supported a comment by Dan Cogliano on
Mary Ellen McCormack Redevelopment
4 years, 3 months ago
Dan Cogliano
When the development opened in 1936 many community resources were available.....the basements of most buildings housed playrooms, cooking classes, washing machines, after school rooms for children's activities....all of which became neglected through the years and now completely shut down....take a look at what went wrong before you rebuild!! The row houses are solid, lived in on for 25 years!! The project is 80 years old the best of materials were used and people had pride in its upkeep!!
When the development opened in 1936 many community resources were available.....the basements of most buildings housed playrooms, cooking classes, washing machines, after school rooms for children's activities....all of which became neglected through the years and now completely shut down....take a look at what went wrong before you rebuild!! The row houses are solid, lived in on for 25 years!! The project is 80 years old the best of materials were used and people had pride in its upkeep!!
Commented on Mary Ellen McCormack Redevelopment
4 years, 4 months ago
Thank You ...
Commented on Mary Ellen McCormack Redevelopment
4 years, 4 months ago
I have to call to have junkies and needles taken out of my hallway . and I am on the 3rd floor closest to the roof stairs . I am done putting up with this BS . been living like this since I moved in here 7 1./2 years ago .
And lately they're have been people that deliver food or take out being jumped in here for there food or money . its not fair to some of us that cant get out of the house due to medical issues . Its get worse living in here , Ive been in for a medical transfer for the past 3 1/2 years ., Due to the 3rd floor . and living on Oxgan ... I am looking forward to moving in a secured Bld
And lately they're have been people that deliver food or take out being jumped in here for there food or money . its not fair to some of us that cant get out of the house due to medical issues . Its get worse living in here , Ive been in for a medical transfer for the past 3 1/2 years ., Due to the 3rd floor . and living on Oxgan ... I am looking forward to moving in a secured Bld
Supported a comment by shalita hamilton on
Mary Ellen McCormack Redevelopment
4 years, 4 months ago
shalita hamilton
I think it shouldn't take take that long to start the process 2020 or 2021 is a really long time you guys don't understand how it-feels living in the place. the homeless sleeping in the halls people breaking the mail boxes people fight in the hall at 4am when theirs people that do work. The drug use here people pass out in the hall not knowing if there dead or alive SMH no parking driving around 6 times just to find parking.
I think it shouldn't take take that long to start the process 2020 or 2021 is a really long time you guys don't understand how it-feels living in the place. the homeless sleeping in the halls people breaking the mail boxes people fight in the hall at 4am when theirs people that do work. The drug use here people pass out in the hall not knowing if there dead or alive SMH no parking driving around 6 times just to find parking.
Supported a comment by Patricia Connors on
Mary Ellen McCormack Redevelopment
4 years, 6 months ago
Patricia Connors
Maintenance they don't do their jobs management sucks
Maintenance they don't do their jobs management sucks
Supported a comment by coUrbanizer via Text on
Mary Ellen McCormack Redevelopment
4 years, 6 months ago
coUrbanizer via Text
I'd suggest a washing system that need to install in the unit of who're over 70 yrs of age + disabled.
I'd suggest a washing system that need to install in the unit of who're over 70 yrs of age + disabled.
Supported a comment by Sandie Witas on
Mary Ellen McCormack Redevelopment
4 years, 6 months ago
Sandie Witas
What part of the area does Phase 1 begin at? People would like to know when they have to move. It’s getting nerve wracking not knowing much. Thanks!
What part of the area does Phase 1 begin at? People would like to know when they have to move. It’s getting nerve wracking not knowing much. Thanks!
Commented on Mary Ellen McCormack Redevelopment
4 years, 9 months ago
Anyone with a handicap Placket can park in a HC spot No one owns them , even if you do own a home ...
Commented on Mary Ellen McCormack Redevelopment
4 years, 9 months ago
Caring for the building , keeping them clean and tidy at all times this is a place I was proud to live in once . but not anymore . Each apartment had a month they did the hallways and so on ...
Commented on Mary Ellen McCormack Redevelopment
4 years, 9 months ago
I would also like to see the people that brake there lease by having Pit bulls in the MEM either insure them ( Show Proof ) or rehome them ...
I would also like to see the drug dealers out and not allowed on Property ... If so evicted ASAP no court just out ! and one caught with a gun on Property also Out for good too !
Commented on Mary Ellen McCormack Redevelopment
4 years, 9 months ago
Enhanced safety and security!
Commented on Mary Ellen McCormack Redevelopment
4 years, 9 months ago
I remember the days when there was a Nursery School in a basement , my own grandfather started a retired mens club where guys could go and play cards watch the ball and start until supper was ready ...
Supported a comment by Gemini Kirkland on
Mary Ellen McCormack Redevelopment
4 years, 9 months ago
Gemini Kirkland
If I could change anything about Mary Ellen McCormack it would be maintence caring more about the damages within the building and apartments especially when having small children and infants around, seeing that I have stucko walls and children have been injured from they and housing refused to redo walls to better prevent asthma issues and safety from hurting themselves even after a doctors note was provided.
If I could change anything about Mary Ellen McCormack it would be maintence caring more about the damages within the building and apartments especially when having small children and infants around, seeing that I have stucko walls and children have been injured from they and housing refused to redo walls to better prevent asthma issues and safety from hurting themselves even after a doctors note was provided.
Commented on Mary Ellen McCormack Redevelopment
4 years, 9 months ago
Open space/lawns!
Commented on Mary Ellen McCormack Redevelopment
4 years, 11 months ago
Thank you
Commented on Mary Ellen McCormack Redevelopment
4 years, 11 months ago
Xtrea storage in the basements like they had here when Old Harbor was first opened . Each apartment had a bin in the basement .
Commented on Mary Ellen McCormack Redevelopment
4 years, 11 months ago
Will be able to pay our rent on line ?
Commented on Mary Ellen McCormack Redevelopment
4 years, 11 months ago
I was just wondering . Ive seen alot of names on this board that I do know for a fact dont live in here ... I have also been in here for a long time . Thank You for answering my question
Supported a comment by RICHARD FOLEY on
Mary Ellen McCormack Redevelopment
4 years, 11 months ago
RICHARD FOLEY
I do live here and have lived here for a lot of years. I do not know a lot of the people who live but I have talked to many of the people in my area and we talk to each other about the issues and we go to the meetings and we try to get information on the project so we can make informed decisions . Thanks
I do live here and have lived here for a lot of years. I do not know a lot of the people who live but I have talked to many of the people in my area and we talk to each other about the issues and we go to the meetings and we try to get information on the project so we can make informed decisions . Thanks
Commented on Mary Ellen McCormack Redevelopment
4 years, 11 months ago
I would do love know how many people that are posting on this site or that so concerned about the subjects of parking and what the apartments are going to be like even live in here ... Because are a few names on here I know for a fact dont live in here ....
Commented on Mary Ellen McCormack Redevelopment
4 years, 11 months ago
Enhanced safety and security!
Supported a comment by paul clark on
Mary Ellen McCormack Redevelopment
4 years, 11 months ago
paul clark
the kids don't use the park across the street ,or the tennis courts inside the development as it is right now. never see a young kid with a uniform on playing
team sports.
the kids don't use the park across the street ,or the tennis courts inside the development as it is right now. never see a young kid with a uniform on playing
team sports.
Commented on Mary Ellen McCormack Redevelopment
5 years ago
I to would like to see anyone that has been contacted to or arrested for selling drugs out of here asap
Supported a comment by Niita Young on
Mary Ellen McCormack Redevelopment
5 years, 1 month ago
Niita Young
Close to just about everything... Stores, park, Train stations... Very convenient
Close to just about everything... Stores, park, Train stations... Very convenient
Supported a comment by mimoza kuqali on
Mary Ellen McCormack Redevelopment
5 years, 2 months ago
mimoza kuqali
Enhanced safety and security!
Enhanced safety and security!
Supported a comment by mimoza kuqali on
Mary Ellen McCormack Redevelopment
5 years, 2 months ago
mimoza kuqali
I think safety is first
I think safety is first
Supported a comment by Brian Ahern on
Mary Ellen McCormack Redevelopment
5 years, 2 months ago
Brian Ahern
I think and it would be nice to consolidate all the veterans memorials refurbish them and create a much better veterans park. I think this would be a great idea
I think and it would be nice to consolidate all the veterans memorials refurbish them and create a much better veterans park. I think this would be a great idea
Supported a comment by Richard Campbell on
Mary Ellen McCormack Redevelopment
5 years, 2 months ago
Richard Campbell
Architecturally speaking that would be an impossibility, but certainly a percentage of the units should have balconies. When they are going up that high it becomes attractive to have the views of the ocean, and rest assured, those may be the most expensive of the units. The park space around the buildings, I would agree is critical to the quality of life.
Architecturally speaking that would be an impossibility, but certainly a percentage of the units should have balconies. When they are going up that high it becomes attractive to have the views of the ocean, and rest assured, those may be the most expensive of the units. The park space around the buildings, I would agree is critical to the quality of life.
Supported a comment by Maryann Kallon on
Mary Ellen McCormack Redevelopment
5 years, 2 months ago
Maryann Kallon
I really like the ideas on here,I want the units to include washing machines and patios.I have been living here going on 3 years and it's a very good location,whichakese so happy and looking forward to this redevelopment.Right now I have a small stove and small kitchen,it would be good to have more space and a island kitchen where I can cook comfortable, because I love cooking.Than you so much!
I really like the ideas on here,I want the units to include washing machines and patios.I have been living here going on 3 years and it's a very good location,whichakese so happy and looking forward to this redevelopment.Right now I have a small stove and small kitchen,it would be good to have more space and a island kitchen where I can cook comfortable, because I love cooking.Than you so much!
Commented on Mary Ellen McCormack Redevelopment
5 years, 2 months ago
I think by the time these apartments are started Ill be Dead ! But , Thnk you for the answer .
Commented on Mary Ellen McCormack Redevelopment
5 years, 2 months ago
I think the people that are going to be living in the 55+ units should have washers and dryers in unit . its easier then carrying down to a wash room .
Supported a comment by Darlene Palino on
Mary Ellen McCormack Redevelopment
5 years, 2 months ago
Darlene Palino
Senior services!
Senior services!
Supported a comment by Michele Fortin on
Mary Ellen McCormack Redevelopment
5 years, 2 months ago
Michele Fortin
Yes Definitely put some kind of pantry in the kitchen design. Lots of storage in the kitchen it's something that is lacking here now. Thank You
Yes Definitely put some kind of pantry in the kitchen design. Lots of storage in the kitchen it's something that is lacking here now. Thank You
Commented on Mary Ellen McCormack Redevelopment
5 years, 2 months ago
And We really need the drug dealers out of here ... ASAP
Commented on Mary Ellen McCormack Redevelopment
5 years, 2 months ago
Transportation aand Safety
Commented on Mary Ellen McCormack Redevelopment
5 years, 2 months ago
That would be nice to have in case your unable to get out that day
Supported a comment by coUrbanizer via Text on
Mary Ellen McCormack Redevelopment
5 years, 2 months ago
coUrbanizer via Text
A tiny balcony should to have for every one-bedroom unit.
A tiny balcony should to have for every one-bedroom unit.
Supported a comment by Richard Rivera on
Mary Ellen McCormack Redevelopment
5 years, 2 months ago
Richard Rivera
Security 24 HRs. Residential parking only, have one section for Vistors parking only. Make it a gated community!!!!
Security 24 HRs. Residential parking only, have one section for Vistors parking only. Make it a gated community!!!!
Commented on Mary Ellen McCormack Redevelopment
5 years, 3 months ago
I Am with you on that one , thats for sure ...
Supported a comment by William Carley on
Mary Ellen McCormack Redevelopment
5 years, 3 months ago
William Carley
Hi I am a disabled veteran 65 I'm worried about how I can move I'm sure n pain and worried where I'm going I need help I'm frightened
Hi I am a disabled veteran 65 I'm worried about how I can move I'm sure n pain and worried where I'm going I need help I'm frightened
Commented on Mary Ellen McCormack Redevelopment
5 years, 4 months ago
Senior services!
Commented on Mary Ellen McCormack Redevelopment
5 years, 4 months ago
Open space/lawns!
Commented on Mary Ellen McCormack Redevelopment
5 years, 4 months ago
I am wondering what Winn is going to do about people subletting their apartments to other people that are coming in here and not on the lease . People have moved out to the suburbs and they are letting family members live in their apartments .
I have told this to BHA and I have seen nothing done about it .
Also I am 58 years old , with COPD on oxygen to breath and had a knee replacement last year and I live on the 3rd floor . I am unable to get out of my as often as I would like . I have been waiting 3 years for Senior Living , Would I be able to stay in MEM and be on a first floor or a bld I could exist in ? And My Daughter is staying with me for safety reasons would she be able to stay with me If she is on my lease ? Thank You
Commented on Mary Ellen McCormack Redevelopment
5 years, 4 months ago
Enhanced safety and security!
Supported a comment by John McGahan on
Mary Ellen McCormack Redevelopment
5 years, 4 months ago
John McGahan
I have found the people to be very helpful to each other a real sense of community.
I have found the people to be very helpful to each other a real sense of community.
Supported a comment by Erin Connors on
Mary Ellen McCormack Redevelopment
5 years, 4 months ago
Erin Connors
I would like to see more for the children to do around the development like somewhere to be able to play and be able to get help with homework. I'd also like yo see more opportunity for people who live in the development of ALL ages have some HISET(GED) program be offered
I would like to see more for the children to do around the development like somewhere to be able to play and be able to get help with homework. I'd also like yo see more opportunity for people who live in the development of ALL ages have some HISET(GED) program be offered
Supported a comment by Brian Ahern on
Mary Ellen McCormack Redevelopment
5 years, 4 months ago
Brian Ahern
Services for veterans their are a lot of veterans like myself that live in the development. I know this is touched on at every meeting.
Services for veterans their are a lot of veterans like myself that live in the development. I know this is touched on at every meeting.
Commented on Mary Ellen McCormack Redevelopment
5 years, 5 months ago
Senior services!
Commented on Mary Ellen McCormack Redevelopment
5 years, 5 months ago
Enhanced safety and security!
Agreed or cameras at every entrance. Inside and out.