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It's the right time for business to support Question 1.(community development fund)(Brief Article)(Editorial)
On Nov. 6, Boston voters will decide whether to take advantage of the opportunity presented by a state law, the Community Preservation Act (CPA), which allows cities and towns to create a fund to be used for building reasonably priced housing, improving green space and parks and renovating historic buildings.
Some of the city's most prominent bigbusiness leaders, including David D'Alessandro, chairman and CEO of John Hancock Financial Services, and Jack Connors, chairman and CEO of Hill, Holiday Advertising, have been vocal and strong supporters of the CPA, which will be Question 1 on the Boston ballot. Along with lending institutions like Boston Private Bank & Trust …
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