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over$750,000.The members talked about the necessity of this limitation and the possible restrictions placed by this provision. Ms. Weiss needed clarification on one of the powers which mentioned that to borrow greater than the extent of the Trust's assets, approval or authorization from Special Town Meeting was required. Ms. Kowalski explained the purpose of the clause. Ms. Weiss also wanted the number of members of the Trust to be set at a maximum,to include representation from a lot of committees. Ms. Rust gave her thoughts on having a limited membership to have focused and engaged members. Mr. Sandeen reminded the committee about the requirement of the Select Board to have a representation that would focus on racial equity, accessibility and, sustainability. Ms. Kowalski said that since the appointment of trustees will be made by the Select Board, she was certain that it will be catered to.The topic was tabled for further discussion at the next meeting. 4. Review presentation and draft graphics Ms. Roy shared a presentation on the committee's Public Listening Session. Ms. Roy explained the funding options that are currently available for Affordable Housing and compared it with the options that would be available in future. Mr. Sandeen wanted the objective of the presentation to be clearly specified in the beginning, so the general public will have a better understanding of the need and goals of the committee. Discussion ensued. Adjourn Ms. Reisig moved that The Affordable Housing Trust Study Committee adjourn the meeting held on April 27, 2022. Ms. Mizrahi seconded the motion.The Affordable Housing Trust Study Committee voted in favor of the motion 5-0-0 Roll Call Vote: MOTION PASSED UNANIMOUSLY. Meeting adjourned at 5:50 pm. 4