268 Copeland St, Quincy — property record card
Electricity Regulating Substations built in 1970 on 0.80 acres in Quincy, assessed at $346,500 for fiscal year 2027; last transferred February 3, 1961 for a nominal sum.
Rebuilt from the Quincy assessor file as published by MassGIS — not the official card. For the official card, with owner, photo and sketch, ask the Quincy assessor’s office.
Parcel
| Location | 268 Copeland St |
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| Map and parcel ID | 4047_27 |
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| Use | Electricity Regulating Substations (use code 4240) |
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| Zoning | BUSB |
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| County | Norfolk |
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Valuation — fiscal year 2027
| Building | $37,400 |
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| Land | $240,800 |
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| Other | $68,300 |
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| Total assessed | $346,500 |
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Land
| Lot size | 0.80 acres (35,053 ft²) |
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Building
| Year built | 1970 |
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| Style | Commercial |
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| Living area | 360 ft² |
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| Stories | 1 |
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Last recorded sale
| Price | nominal ($0) |
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| Date | February 3, 1961 |
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| Deed | Registry of Deeds book 03875, page 0305 |
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What MassDEP has recorded
- RTN 3-0011803 — West Quincy Substation, activity and use limitation, status RAO, class A3, AUL recorded October 24, 1997 · MassDEP file
Within about 500 m (a third of a mile): 0 active tier-classified 21E sites and 1 site with an Activity and Use Limitation. All MassDEP sites in Quincy.
What this means
- The last deed was recorded for a nominal sum: a transfer between family members, into a trust or a similar non-market sale. It says nothing about the market value.
- An Activity and Use Limitation is a deed restriction: it limits how the land may be used (often no residential use or no digging) and passes to every buyer.
Point at the centre of the assessor parcel — not a survey.
Data: Quincy assessor file for fiscal year 2027, via MassGIS, retrieved October 30, 2026; MassDEP sites retrieved the same day. Sources and freshness. No owner names are published.
The report for 268 Copeland St
This page shows the assessor record and the MassDEP sites on the parcel. The report adds what lies around it: FEMA flood zone, wetlands, Zone II and other water supply protection areas, priority habitat, sewer or septic service, protected open space, and every 21E site within half a mile.
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