Housing Trust Reelects Chair, Backs Zoning Article
Housing Trust reelected all three officers and voted unanimously to support the select board's inclusionary zoning amendment.
Housing Trust reelected all three officers and voted unanimously to support the select board's inclusionary zoning amendment.
The Housing Trust formally considered two new housing sites—Broadacre Farm and Liberty Ledge—without voting, while voting 8-0 to enter executive session.
Sudbury Housing Trust advanced the Stone Road affordable-housing sale and pushed for an independent study of Liberty Ledge.
The trust advanced a deeper-affordability bylaw and deferred elections while studying rental assistance asset limits.
Sudbury Housing Trust votes to seek $900,000 from the town's Community Preservation Committee in its upcoming funding cycle.
Sudbury Housing Trust approves Lexington listing and Liberty Ledge site visit.
Sudbury Housing Trust approves $6,000 emergency heating grant as repair costs climb. The board unanimously awarded the maximum small grant to a household of residents ages 89, 65 and 26 whose boiler failure left them without heat for weeks, with total repair costs topping $14,000.
Sudbury Housing Trust backs Pride Day at $500 and orders a review of its emergency repair grants.
Sudbury Housing Trust adopts acquisition protocol and hires a buyer's broker as spring market opens.
Sudbury Housing Trust advances a $500,000-per-unit home-buying program aimed at workforce buyers.
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