BEVERLY - The buildings might be tall, but the section of the city where they would go keeps getting smaller.
Planning Director Tina Cassidy submitted a revised proposal to the City Council on Monday night that would allow 75-foot-tall buildings - 20 feet taller than the current height limit - but restrict them to a half-mile stretch of Rantoul Street between Edwards and Bow streets.
Planning Director Tina Cassidy submitted a revised proposal to the City Council on Monday night that would allow 75-foot-tall buildings - 20 feet taller than the current height limit - but restrict them to a half-mile stretch of Rantoul Street between Edwards and Bow streets.
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