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...only problem: the CGIS??€™s would-be neighbors had opposed the project for years—and took up a last stand against the tunnel, saying that its construction would be unnecessarily invasive...
Another negotiator, Betty Collins, said that she couldn’t support the agreement because Harvard refused even to discuss modifying CGIS??€™s south building—which negotiators at the outset aimed to change because it abuts the neighborhood directly...
...past seven months, the lone problem has been the tunnel, which planners have described as crucial to CGIS??€”but it has also become the project’s Achilles’ heel, as obtaining the easement for the tunnel requires permission from two-thirds of the Cambridge city council...
After five years of rancorous debate, the Faculty of Arts and Sciences (FAS) needs just one more approval for its number one project: city council approval for Harvard to build a tunnel under a city street which would connect CGIS??€™ two buildings...
...similar battle between the entrenched foes is occurring in mid-Cambridge. Residents are engaged in a quixotic battle of their own over the planned Center for Government and International Studies (CGIS) tunnel, which would connect CGIS??€™ two proposed buildings under Cambridge Street. Although construction would generate noise and would create a temporary eyesore, the tunnel would have little impact on the neighborhood upon completion. Traffic on Cambridge Street would move more smoothly, since fewer University staff would cross the street on foot during the day to move between the buildings. And with a tunnel, CGIS would only need...