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Strawberry Hill - Neighborhood 13

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Neighborhood Description

Strawberry Hill, with about 2,500 residents, is the smallest neighborhood by land area in Cambridge. Strawberry Hill is mostly residential, and includes multifamily homes and a few apartment buildings. There is a small commercial area along Mount Auburn Street that extends into Belmont and Watertown, both of which border the neighborhood. Mount Auburn Street and Huron Avenue are at the southern and northern edges, respectively, and serve as the main thoroughfares through the neighborhood. Across Huron Avenue from the residential neighborhood is the Fresh Pond Reservation and part of the Thomas P. O’Neill, Jr. Municipal Golf Course. Four MBTA bus routes serve Strawberry Hill, with connections to Harvard and Watertown Squares.

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Strawberry Hill Neighborhood Study and Update

This neighborhood study was conducted from 1997 to 1998 and issued in 1999. These files are in PDF format and require use of the free Adobe Acrobat viewer.

In 2006 the Community Development Department held two public meetings in April and June to discuss updating the Strawberry Hill Neighborhood Study. At these meetings Department staff reported on progress made on recommendations from the 1999 study. The staff also sought neighborhood comment on new recommendations regarding land use and zoning, transportation, housing, economic development and open space.

In 2007 the Department published the Strawberry Hill Neighborhood Study Neighborhood Study Update: Summary, Recommendations, and Action Plan, which reviews the discussions at the neighborhood meetings, describes recommendations proposed there, and updates the status of recommendations from the 1999 study.This file is in PDF format and requires use of the free Adobe Acrobat viewer.

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Also of Interest to Neighborhood Residents

Contact Neighborhood Planner

Neighborhood Planner: Taha Jennings, tjennings@cambridgema.gov, 617/349-4603.

The Community Development Department TTY line is 617/349-4621.

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