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To: Boston From: Boston. Re: 194A-BS-96065, 5/5/2006 that he had asked that the more restrictive bill be substituted for his own.. Source information was that b6 b7C b7D Rumors abound ahout Jovce's upscale residence at b6 Joyce's home was picked up and moved from b7C its original location, where it stood in the way of the access road to a new subdivision proposed by Norfolk Development. A concrete foundation was poured at the new address and the structure was moved into place onto the new foundation. Reportedly, Joyce had strongly opposed the subdivision plans of Norfolk, a firm owned by Milton developer Tenn ayn ut pegsetegut deedag ay lhnun estate.. Then he became a supporter of the subdivision proposal,. Investigation by this office has determined that state. senators routinely sponsor bills for constituents if legislative action is required, as it was in this case because was trying b6 Aq lsuey paaosuods qou sem totq foot ayl *puet paumo-aneas Anq o7 b7C the bill. The bill, in its corrected state, is in Ways and Means, where it will stay for an undetermined amount of time. Other investigative leads, like reviewing construction loan disbursements, asking Joyce to provide documentation,. interviewing about his relationship with Joyce are b6 intrusive and are not anticipated at this time. b7C Rt. 28 (Randolph Avenue, Milton, MA). Joyce, as a private attorney representing real estate developer solicited several Randolph Avenue homeowners b6 to sell their homes td needed their properties to. b7C Joyce included in his solicitation that would sell their homes for them.. When queried by the press about' this, Joyce denied ever mentioning and told eporters to leave his family out of it. then produced the letter from Joyce including business card. Joyce later said he had not intentionally. lied about it, he had forgotten about it. 2