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The Springfield Redevelopment Authority is a quasi-governmental entity created pursuant to Massachusetts General laws, Chapter 121B on, June 24, 1960. The SRA, like other redevelopment authorities throughout the Commonwealth, was created to address issues of urban blight, decadence and redevelopment pursuant to approved urban renewal plans(s). Under its authorizing statute, the Authority has broad powers to acquire deteriorated structures and/or open blighted land, including the power of eminent domain, clear, and dispose of acquired property, for redevelopment. The Authority is a separate and independent legal entity from the City of Springfield.

The Springfield Redevelopment Authority is governed by a five(5) member board. Four of the members are appointed by the Mayor with a fifth member appointed by the Governor.

Board Members

Armando Feliciano, - Chair

John B. Murray, Jr. - Vice Chair

Robert Lynch - Treasurer

George Bruce - Secretary

William A. MacGregor

SRA Land Disposition Program

Project Manager: Christopher J. Moskal, Office of Planning and Economic Development
Project Location: Various sites throughout the City

Description:
This program aims at disposing of the Springfield Redevelopment Authority’s portfolio of available lots throughout the city.

Project Status:

• For questions contact Christopher Moskal of the Office of Planning and Economic Development at (413) 787-6020 or at cmoskal@springfieldcityhall.com