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2/29/2024 AC Minutes <br />7 <br />that the Town might have to provide additional funding to support the development in the future, <br />either for initial feasibility or for long-term facility renewal. Mr. Parker replied that this assertion <br />was based on assumptions that do not apply to the kind of all-affordable housing developments be- <br />ing considered. <br />Ms. Yan repeated her earlier concerns about the potential negative impacts for traffic on Lowell St. <br />which has two other dense developments with about 100 units very close by the parcel at Lowell <br />and North Sts. <br />Mr. Michelson reminded the Committee that this would be a private development. The Town’s only <br />contribution will be the land and a one-time cash payment, after which the developer will be respon- <br />sible for arranging the remaining funding. The development will be run by a private corporation, <br />without further subsidies from the Town, and will likely involve state and federal subsidies for rent. <br />Up until now, LexHAB has been operating under a very different financial model, but once they <br />transition to nonprofit status they will be able to access rental subsidies, and they don’t expect to be <br />making recurring requests for rental subsidies from the Town. <br />Mr. Bartenstein asked if the Committee supported his proposal to ask the Select Board to include a <br />time limit in their motion for Article 33. A long discussion ensued, raising some questions about the <br />timeline for the process and the likelihood that developers might not respond to an RFP with a time <br />limit. No consensus was reached on this matter. Mr. Bartenstein asked if the Committee supported <br />his proposal for a resolution from town meeting. Two other members indicated their support. Mr. <br />Parker suggested that Mr. Bartenstein should discuss his proposals privately with Select Board <br />members. <br />Future Meeting Schedule <br />Mr. Parker noted that he would be away next week, and that Mr. Padaki would lead the meeting in <br />his stead. <br />The Committee agreed to meet on Monday, March 11, to give final approval to the report. Mr. Par- <br />ker set a goal of publishing the report on March 13. <br />Minutes of Prior Meetings <br />Minutes from the Committee meeting on February 22 were approved by a vote of 8-0. <br />Adjourn <br />The meeting was adjourned at 10:17 p.m. <br /> <br />Respectfully submitted, <br />Glenn P. Parker <br />Approved: March 11, 2024 <br />Exhibits <br />● Agenda, posted by Mr. Parker
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