Housing Appeals

Chapter 40B, Massachusetts’s “Anti-Snob” Zoning Law, has become an important practice area for Massachusetts attorneys and consultants. Adopted by the Legislature in 1969, 40B provides developers with important tools to expedite local permitting for affordable-housing projects. Until now, there has never been any Reporter dedicated to this important area of Massachusetts law. Landlaw’s new Reporter for the first time provides expert subject-matter indices for Committee decisions as well as important ongoing commentary by experts in the field. And copies of all the Committee’s decisions since 1970. If you are at all active in this field, this publication is not optional, it’s a “must have.”

WHAT DOES THE MHAC REPORTER INCLUDE?

All available decisions of the HAC from 1970 to the present in paper and on a searchable CD-ROM.

A comprehensive subject-matter index and digests of these decisions by Administrative Magistrate Mark L. Silverstein of the Division of Administrative Law Appeals.

Expert commentary by New England School of Law Professor Mark Bobrowski and Attorney
Ted Regnante of Regnante, Sterio & Osborne that provides contrasting points of view from both
a municipal and developer perspective.

Quarterly paper updates and Annual CD-ROM update.

HOW MUCH DOES IT COST?

An initial subscription that includes a three-volume paper set, searchable CD-ROM, and a 2011 subscription is available at a discount. The yearly subscription price (currently $250) includes an updated CD-ROM annually and quarterly paper updates. To order a subscription, simply call us at (781) 925-0907 or (800) 637-6330 (Massachusetts only) or e-mail us at subscriptions@landlaw.com and we will enroll you immediately.