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Members of the Boston Landmarks Commission feels that Boston Mayor Michelle Wu’s administration disregard’s the Commission’s legislative mandate and they let her know so in a recent letter.

The city is leading its first of three public meetings regarding the design of White Stadium to “integrate community feedback into a holistic stadium design” on April 25.

The public is invited to offer their comments regarding a mixed-use five-story building that would replace a one-story service station on Washington Street.

A survey of 700 community residents conducted by the Franklin Park Coalition (FPC) showed neighborhood support for the plan to renovate White Stadium. But support would be higher if certain concerns like traffic and parking were resolved.

The city has not rescheduled a cancelled White Stadium Impact Advisory Group (IAG) meeting that was cancelled one day after a lawsuit was filed to stop the redevelopment of the Franklin Park stadium.

It’s taking a long time for construction to be completed at 632-638 Centre St., and the city recently issued a stop work order on construction due to the developer not following the original building permit that included first floor retail space.

Citing redundancy, the Boston Housing Authority has requested the Boston Planning & Development Agency waive the required large project review of the Mildred Hailey Apartments electrification project on Centre Street.