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Lexington Housing Partnership Board <br />6. Lexington Housing Authority Update <br />There were no updates regarding the Lexington Housing Authority. <br />7. SPRD Update <br />Ms. Weiss reported that the committee has a first draft of the report of the SPRD to Special <br />Town Meeting. <br />Some of the key takeaways are: <br />■ Improving predictability <br />■ Reducing time to obtain a permit <br />■ Creating affordable housing <br />■ Creating "visit -ability" — accessibility for visitors <br />■ Maintaining flexibility for site-specific development <br />■ Creating housing suitable for all ages <br />8. New Business <br />Ms. Foutter received a request from the Select Board to review a letter from the Needham <br />Select Board regarding Needham's request to join them in protesting the proposed legislation <br />that changes the requirement for two thirds vote of town meeting to approve rezoning changes <br />to a simple majority. <br />Ms. Walker moved that the HPB write a letter to the Lexington Select Board stating that HPB <br />strongly disagrees with the Needham Select Board support of the two thirds rezoning <br />requirement. The letter will include the HPB's reasoning for its disagreement with the Needham <br />Select Board letter. Ms. Weiss seconded the motion. The HPB approved the motion <br />unanimously. <br />Ms. Foutter will draft a response and send it to the HPB prior to sending it to the Select Board. <br />Ms. Weiss asked whether the Nov. 4 joint meeting with the Select Board has been confirmed. <br />The meeting is confirmed. The purpose of the meeting is to educate both Boards on the 40R and <br />40S legislation. <br />Ms. Haskell asked about the lottery for the Jefferson Drive affordable housing. The RHSO held <br />the lottery for the housing and drew the names of the families who will go through the process <br />of meeting affordability requirements and the process for securing financing. <br />Mr. Pressman mentioned that multiple boards have held executive sessions regarding the <br />purchase of a large parcel of land on Highland Avenue. It is publicly known that the Conservation <br />Committee put in a line item for purchase of the land for use as open space and community <br />housing. There will be further discussion in executive session. <br />9. Action Items <br />Ms. Foutter and Ms. Cohen will update the action item list. <br />10. Set Next Meeting Date <br />The next meeting will Monday, November 25. <br />
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