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Environmental & Energy Services Home Climate Action Environmental Review/Impact Assessment Process Air Pollution Control Commission Conservation Commission Recycling Program Water Quality Electrical Safety Boston Landmarks Commission Historic District Commissions Fort Point Channel Landmark District Historic Preservation Activities Contact Us Environment Department Departments & Employees City Hall Hours & Directions Mayor's Online Constituent Service City Departments	Forms, Guidelines, and Regulations Below, you will find many of the printed items, (forms, design guidelines, instructions, and regulations) that will assist you when seeking review from a board or commission staffed by the City's Environment Department. These documents are provided as a supplement to, and not a substitute for, the professional advice of the Department's staff, with whom consultation is encouraged. If you have any questions, please contact the department at 617-635-3850. Boston Landmarks Commission Map of Local Districts and Individual Landmarks Illustration of district boundaries and list of individual landmarks - please call BLC staff to verify landmark status. By Laws Preservation Act Regulations Article 85 Review (Demolition Delay) Application Certificate of Appropriateness, Design Approval and Exemption Application Instructions, documentation requirements, a fee schedule, a calendar of filing deadlines and hearing dates are included. District Reports and Guidelines Aberdeen Architectural Conservation District Standards and Criteria Back Bay Architectural District Guidelines for the Residential District Back Bay West/Bay State Road Architectural Conservation District Guidelines for the Residential District Historic Beacon Hill District Architectural Guidelines South End Landmark District Standards and Criteria Mission Hill Triangle Architectural Conservation District Architectural Guidelines St. Botolph Architectural Conservation District Standards and Criteria If you do not see the guidelines you seek here, please call: (617) 635-3850. Air Pollution Control Abrasive Blasting and Chemical Cleaning Application Air Pollution Regulations Noise Regulations Sustainability Guidelines for High Performance Buildings and for Construction High-Performance Building Construction	Search: See a listing of meetings and events sponsored by the City's Environmental and Energy Services Cabinet. View Calendar » Community Climate Action and Air Quality Grants The City of Boston seeks proposals from residents, non-profits, and businesses for community projects to reduce emissions of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases. In the first round of funding (applications due October 24, 2008), grants of up to $9,999 are available. See the Request for Proposals. Read Details» View RFP » Boston Harbor designated as a No Discharge Area Mayor Menino joined US EPA Regional Director Robert Varney and MA Executive Office of Energy and Environment Secretary Ian Bowles to announce the designation of Boston Harbor as a No Discharge Area. Effective July 8, all treated and untreated boat sewage will be pumped from boaters' sewage holding tanks into either a pumpout facility or pumpout boat. There are a total of 35 pumpout facilities in Boston Harbor; the city will provide a new pumpout boat and is committed to adding new pumpout facilities. Click here for a listing of Boston Harbor Pumpout Facilities. Read Details» Boston Harbor designated as a No Discharge Area Mayor Menino joined US EPA Regional Director Robert Varney and MA Executive Office of Energy and Environment Secretary Ian Bowles to announce the designation of Boston Harbor as a No Discharge Area. Effective July 8, all treated and untreated boat sewage will be pumped from boaters' sewage holding tanks into either a pumpout facility or pumpout boat. There are a total of 35 pumpout facilities in Boston Harbor; the city will provide a new pumpout boat and is committed to adding new pumpout facilities. Click here for a listing of Boston Harbor Pumpout Facilities. Read Details» Massachusetts Audubon Society Boston Harbor Islands Boston Crossroads Initiative Boston Groundwater Trust Boston Public Schools Altwheels City of Boston Archives Get Adobe Reader Many forms are available in PDF format. To view and print in PDF format, you must download and install the reader.
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