Massachusetts Governor Revokes Milton Grant Over MBTA Housing Law Rejection
TL;DR
The Healey administration has revoked state grant funding for Milton, Massachusetts, due to the town's noncompliance with the state's MBTA Communities Law, following the rejection of a zoning change that would have allowed for the addition of 2,500 housing units. This decision means Milton will lose out on grant opportunities and face a competitive disadvantage for state funding. State officials have expressed disappointment and threatened legal action, emphasizing the mandatory nature of compliance with the law.
- Healey administration revokes Milton grant due to MBTA housing law noncompliance NBC10 Boston
- Milton to lose out on state grants after rejecting housing plan The Boston Globe
- Mass. revokes town's grant after voters reject MBTA housing plan WCVB Boston
- Gov. Healey pulls Mass. town's state grant funding after it rejects MBTA Communities Law Boston 25 News
- Milton loses state grant after voting down zoning to increase housing production MassLive.com
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