Laserfiche WebLink
# _ Lexington Housing Partnership <br />4. Housing Production Plan <br />The Metro West Collaborative Development (MWCD) has submitted a grant proposal for a <br />regional and by -town analysis of housing trends. The proposal is intended to analyze trends in <br />Lexington, Watertown, and Belmont. If the proposal is funded, the study will lead to suggested <br />housing production plans for each of the towns. The BoS of each town must approve the housing <br />production plan and then the Commonwealth must approve the plan prior to implementation. <br />Assuming the work is funded, MWCD's target is to submit the proposed housing production plan <br />for approval in the towns by the end of 2012 and for approval by the Commonwealth in the spring <br />of 2013. <br />The proposed work is sponsored by the Metropolitan Area Planning Council (MAPC). <br />5. Information for Town Meeting <br />Bob Bicknell had suggested to Ms. Kluchman that the LHP provide a summary of its activities in <br />the past year to the Town Meeting. This is consistent with LHP practices in previous years. The <br />LHP agreed that such a summary should be provided and asked Ms. Kluchman to provide it. <br />6. Future Meetings <br />• Hancock Church is a sponsor of the Lexington Housing Foundation. Jeff Kull of Hancock <br />Church has indicated his intention to attend the April 26 meeting. We welcome Mr. Kull, as <br />we do all interested town residents. <br />• Suggested topics for future meeting agendas: <br />• Brainstorm approaches to promoting the LHP agenda when new properties are <br />available for purchase. <br />• Invitation to Elizabeth Barnett: Ms. Barnett is a Lexington resident who wrote <br />Carlisle's housing plan. It was suggested that we invite Ms. Barnett to the meeting <br />to speak with us about Carlisle's housing plan and the process for creating the <br />housing plan. <br />The meeting adjourned at 9:15 pm. The next meeting will be held on April 26, 2010. <br />