By rejecting the Fain Organization’s proposed changes to zoning in the Interstate 195 Redevelopment District, the Providence City Plan Commission seems to be more interested in embracing the past than charting the city’s future. The proposed alterations would allow Fain to develop a 46-story residential and commercial project along Dyer Street. The tower represents a
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Well it is fortunate that the staff of PBN is not involved in the City Plan Commission decisions.