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FAA: Proposed tower too high

By Thomas Grillo
Thursday, October 29, 2009 - Added 23d 8h ago
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Donald Chiofaro’s plan to build a pair of towers on Boston’s waterfront is facing another wave of trouble.

In a letter to the developer yesterday, the Federal Aviation Administration warned that any building exceeding 407 feet would be hazardous to airplanes.

 
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