Word: treeland
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Moulton announced Wednesday that the University would build 300 units of mixed housing in a combined development of the Treeland-Bindery and River-Howard St. sites in Riverside: 150 units for faculty and married students and 150 for the community...
...Harvard currently plans to take all of its 150 units from the 200 that will be built on the Treeland-Bindery site, leaving 50 there for the community plus 100 at River-Howard...
...again, this limited victory has not changed matters much. Harvard continues to view its tenants--and, indeed, most of the people of Cambridge--as chattel to be uprooted and driven out at will. Last spring's dispute over the use of the Treeland site illustrates nicely the arrogant, feudal paternalism with which Harvard manipulates Cambridge and its neighborhoods...
Harvard will not construct anything on the site, known as the Treeland site, for the next three years, according to Donald C. Moulton, Coordinator for Community Affairs...
Saundra Graham, representing the Riverside Planning Team, introduced the resolution, which would have instructed the Cambridge City Manager to deny Harvard demolition and building permits for the Treeland site "until such time as Harvard and the Riverside Planning Team agree on a plan that meets the needs of residents for low rent housing...