Word: mta
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Cambridge lacks the authority to take the Bennett St. MTA Yards by the eminent domain," the Cambridge City Manager told the City Council...
...opinion of both the City solicitor and the attorney for the Cambridge Authority that the city cannot seize any land already devoted to ," John J. Curry declared. "Cambridge cannot take the Bennett St. as the land continues to be used by the MTA...
...decision that "no proceedings can presently be instituted to acquire the the MTA," has stopped cold an attempt by Councillor Daniel J. Hayes the land declared an "Open Blighted Area" and thus prevent the University the property directly from...
After arriving at a satisfactory understanding with Harvard, O'Neill said the city should allow the MTA to put the land up for open bidding. "Harvard would certainly be the top bidder," he explained. The University has offered to pay $1 million above the appraised market value...
...seems that the University's problem involves not so much the City or the State as the Metropolitan Transit Authority itself. The MTA will not sell the Bennett St. Yards until it is forced to seek satisfactory facilities somewhere else. The prospects that anything of the kind will happen in the next few years look extremely...