Word: landed
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...going to be easier than it would have been" to discuss the 52.6 acres in Allston when Harvard decides to develop the land, Grogan said. "We have achieved better relations, better communication with the city...
Although on one hand, the agreement does not directly apply to the Allston land and makes no mention of future plans, "on the other hand it has everything to do with the 52 acres", Grogan said...
Discussions about how to use the land across the River are still in the preliminary stages, but some at the University have been throwing around suggestions of expanding the Law School and the Graduate School of Education to the 52 acres, according to Grogan and other officials...
...land will probably serve--at least in part--an academic purpose, officials said. A committee has been studying the University's long-term space needs and its potential for growth since 1998; in two years, it will make a recommendation to the administration, Fineberg said...
...Harvard pays full commercial real estate taxes on its Allston land. Overall, the University pays $3.9 million in taxes to Cambridge and $2.2 million to Boston on commercial and some residential property...