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Why Are We Doing This Project?

The property at 350 Irving Street in Framingham, Massachusetts, was occupied by a former Manufactured Gas Plant (MGP) that operated from 1889 until 1967, producing gas from coal and oil for distribution to homes and businesses in Framingham and surrounding towns.

Portions of the property were impacted by these historical activities, and this project will help clean up those byproducts left behind.

Following implementation, the proposed remediation project will result in substantial environmental benefits and will also make a meaningful and lasting difference to the adjacent property owners and the community in general.

Where Is This Work Being Done?

Future remediation will include containment and removal of soil and groundwater contaminants and stream sediment within Beaver Brook. A comprehensive Wetland Restoration and Buffer Zone Enhancement Plan will be put into place, and upgrades to the existing stormwater management system will bring these systems up to current MassDEP standards. 

When Is The Work Being Done?

• Start of remediation activities: Winter 2026*
• Estimated completion date: Spring 2029*

*Dates subject to change                                               

Siting Review

 View our Final Environmental Impact Report (FEIR) that we filed on July 31, 2025, with the Commonwealth of Massachusetts' Environmental Policy Act Office (MEPA) office.

The public comment period is from August 8 - September 8. If you would like to express your support of the cleanup efforts and the resulting benefit to the Framingham community, please feel free to send your comments by September 8 to MEPA contact, Alex Strysky at 857-408-6957 or alexander.strysky@mass.gov. 

Community Outreach

We are committed to partnering with all community members, municipal leaders, and other interested stakeholders to provide more information on the projects, gather feedback and answer any questions or concerns.

Outreach efforts