Heat Island Mitigation: Boston vs Revere
How do heat island mitigation rules compare between Boston, MA and Revere, MA?
Boston, MA
Suffolk County
Boston's Heat Resilience Solutions Plan (2022) and Climate Action Plan target urban heat island reduction in environmental justice neighborhoods through cool pavements, shade trees, and reflective roofs.
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Suffolk County
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Key Facts Comparison
| Fact | Boston | Revere |
|---|---|---|
| Plan year | 2022 HRS | - |
| Hotspot temp diff | Up to 10F | - |
| Priority neighborhoods | 5 EJ communities | - |
| Lead | Climate Resilience Office | - |
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Boston FAQ
Are cool roofs required?
Cool roofs are encouraged via Article 37 green building and Stretch Code; they are not yet a categorical citywide mandate outside BERDO 2.0 compliance pathways.
Where are cooling centers?
Boston Centers for Youth & Families (BCYF) facilities, Boston Public Library branches, and designated splash pads activate during heat advisories. Find locations at boston.gov/heat.
Revere FAQ
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