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PM <br />0 SELECTMEN S MEETING <br />rr <br />APRIL 4, 1984 <br />S L' <br />° F <br />A meeting of the Board of Selectmen was held in the Selectmen's Meeting <br />Room, Town Office Building, on Wednesday, April 4, 1984, at 7:00 p.m. Chair- <br />man Battin, Mr. Sacco, Mr. McLaughlin, Mr. Marshall, Mr. Eddison; Mr. Hutchin- <br />son, Town Manager; Mr. Cohen, Town Counsel; Miss Adler, Assistant to the <br />Town Manager and Mrs. Snow, Executive C Jerk, ' were present. <br />Chairman Jean Gaudet and members of LexHAB were present to update the <br />Board on its progress. Mrs. Gaudet noted that two primary concerns of her <br />Board were an amendment to the Land Disposition Agreement for Muzzey School <br />relative to obtaining financing by the developer and the designation of <br />LexHAB as Muzzey Administrator. <br />David Rodgers of Palmer & Dodge explained the need for a mechanism within <br />the proposed amendment to allow the Town to attempt to re- capture any of <br />the restricted united which may be released from restrictions because of a <br />mortgage default by the owner. <br />Mr. Rodgers outlined provisions of a proposed amendment, which would <br />siAbst:Ltute a revised form of the Qu itclaim Deed, add a requirement that the <br />Developer grant mortgages on Restricted Units to the Town to secure certain <br />notice requirements, and extend certain dates appearing in the Land Dis- <br />position Agreement as requested by the Developer. The Deed, as revised, <br />would provide for subordination of the resale, income and rental restrict- <br />ions to the rights of holders of first mortgages on condominium units <br />granted'to institutional lenders. <br />The provisions of the Deed, which is an exhibit to the Land Disposition <br />Agreement, will ensure that the Town will receive notice of foreclosure under <br />such mortgages, and require the lender to offer to sell the note and mortgage <br />to the Town prior to the foreclosure sale, and if the lender acquires the <br />unit upon foreclosure or otherwise, to offer to sell the unit to the Town <br />for a period of 30 days after the lender acquires the unit. <br />Mr. Noyes and his Attorney, Mr. Shafer, were present. Mr. Shafer further <br />explained the procedure by which the Town is given the opportunity to protect <br />restricted units. If a bank schedules a foreclosure sale, the Town could, <br />within five days before the bidding, exercise its rights to redeem before <br />the foreclosure and be in a position of holding the mortgage.. Parties of <br />interest would be given 20 days notice. The procedure would protect the <br />restricted units, but the Town or designee must be ready to buy out the Bank. <br />Based on the discussion, it was agreed that the Second Amendment to the <br />Land Disposition Agreement should be prepared for action by the Board during <br />the next week. <br />Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to permit the developer <br />access to the Muzzey Building for the purpose of removal of certain materials <br />and objects such as lockers and excess furniture, prior to the scheduled start <br />of construction. <br />Mr. Noyes noted that he had requested amendment to the Land Disposition <br />Agreement to provide for moving all dates forward 30 days, with the start of <br />construction on May 30, rather than April 30, as now scheduled. <br />LexHAB <br />Amendment, <br />Land Disp . <br />Agreement <br />Muzzey <br />