New Bedford settles land acquisition lawsuit with MBTA for $3.5M

NEW BEDFORD has reached a $3.5 million settlement with the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority over the and acquired by eminent domain for the downtown passenger rail station, the mayor’s office announced on Tuesday. / COURTESY NEW BEDFORD MAYOR'S OFFICE

NEW BEDFORD – The city has reached a $3.5 million settlement with the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority over land acquired by eminent domain for the downtown passenger rail station, the mayor’s office announced on Tuesday.  The agreement comes four years after the MBTA executed the first of five land takings to obtain space to build

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