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Lexington Housing <br />Meeting Minutes for February 28, 2013 <br />Attendees: <br />Bob Pressman, Melinda Walker, Florence Baturin, Jeri Foutter, Suzanne O'Neil Jones, Wendy <br />Manz, Harriet Cohen <br />Jennifer Van Campen, Metro West Collaborative Development (MWDC) and Karen Margolis, <br />Regional Housing Services (RHS) <br />The meeting was called to order at 7:43 pm. <br />1. Approval of the Minutes of January 24, 2013 <br />One minor correction was suggested for the minutes of the previous meeting. Wendy Manz <br />moved approval of the minutes as amended. Melinda Walker seconded the motion. The minutes <br />were approved by a vote of 6 ayes, with 1 abstention. <br />2. LHP Membership <br />Ms. Manz is an ex officio member of the LHP through her seat on the Town Planning Board. As <br />of the end of February, Ms. Manz will no longer be on the Planning Board. She has filed an <br />application for a seat on the LHP. A seat is currently open. <br />3. HOME Program <br />HOME funds are expected to be approved for two properties on Mass Ave, both state -owned <br />public housing properties designated for the disabled. The money will be used to put in new <br />kitchens, replace the roof, replace the furnace, repair entryways, improve paving (for increased <br />accessibility), repair wheelchair ramps, and repair the storage shed. <br />The HOME consortium serves contiguous towns. Lexington is a connector to several towns <br />further west. <br />The HOME consortium funds are pooled every year, and in three or four years Lexington may be <br />able to get a significant sum of money towards affordable housing. Aaron Henry has noted that <br />Regional Housing Services provides administrative support to the town, so the HOME <br />consortium is not a burden to Town employees. <br />There will be a Board of Selectmen (BoS) meeting in March to discuss whether Lexington should <br />stay in the HOME consortium. Ms. Walker will write a letter to the BoS supporting Lexington's <br />continued participation in the consortium. It was suggested that letters to the BOS supporting <br />the Home program be sought from the Lexington Housing Authority and the Douglas Home. <br />4. Regional Housing Services Program Update <br />Karen Margolis came to the LHP meeting to provide an update on RHS. RHS serves the towns of <br />Acton, Bedford, Concord, Lexington, Sudbury and Weston. <br />
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