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HARVARD'S reasons for opposing the plan surfaced shortly thereafter. Since MIT had acquired much of its land since 1928 its payments would not drastically increase with the new formula, but Harvard's would have immediately quadrupled. Harvard was willing to talk, Donald C. Moulton, Harvard coordinator for community affairs, said, but the square-foot basis was an arbitrary method of determining in lieu of tax payments. "We're not legally obligated to make the payments, but we recognize the services the city provides Harvard," he added...
...development plan has undergone some modifications since 1970. The construction site has been expanded to include three acres of additional Harvard-owned property, now occupied by about 100 housing units, only about half of which are inhabited. According to Donald C. Moulton, assistant vice-president for community affairs, the extra acreage was added to provide more space for the large family units that RTH feels are necessary to preserve the residential character of the neighborhood...
According to Moulton, an earlier plan had called for rehabilitation of some of the older, more dilapidated housing that will be torn down. But that idea faded when the federal government cut off funds for rehabilitation last year...
...changes in the library design will have a beneficial aesthetic effect on the complex, Moulton said...
...movie theaters are eliminated from the plans, Moulton said, the space would be devoted to displays. But visitors would move through the museum more quickly than if they sat down to watch a 20-minute film...