...blueprints for a plan based on community needs and aspirations in terms of economics, housing, traffic, open space; gives information on preserving and providing housing, open spaces and parks, strengthening commercial centers and neighborhood economy, boulevards as neighborhood connectors, improvement of traffic flow, comprehensive institutional planning, achieving the plan; includes a chronology of historical development from 1629 through 1984; two versions of the draft are kept on this number; copies of these items were in the BRA collection...

...an analysis of open space and open space issues relating to the Allston/Brighton neighborhood of Boston; presents neighborhood socio-economic data, data on individual parks and playgrounds (including area measurement in acres for each park, playground, square and urban wild); makes recommendations concerning open space, parks, connectors, boulevards and zoning; also includes capital budget data (FY's 1989-1993); 3 varient drafts are also kept on this number; these items were in the BRA collection...

"The Brighton Guest Street Area Planning Study establishes the framework and urban design guidelines that will shape future development and a coherent vision for an innovative and vibrant mixed use urban destination in Brighton, Boston's western "front door." The underutilized 100-acre district will become a destination in the heart of the Allston Brighton community with a unique identity and an attractive blend of pedestrian scaled streets, public parks and plazas, and neighborhood amenities." pg. 4.