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Affordable Housing Trust <br /> Meeting Minutes of June 8, 2023 10:30 am <br /> Hybrid meeting on Zoom and attended in-person in the Parker room, Town <br /> Office Building <br /> Affordable Housing Trust Board Members present for the Public Meeting: Elaine Tung, Chair; <br /> Mark Sandeen, Linda Prosnitz,Tiffany Payne, William Erickson <br /> Lexington Staff present for the Public Meeting: Carol Kowalski, Assistant Town Manager for <br /> Development; Ragi Ramachandran, Administrative Assistant; Carolyn Kosnoff, Assistant Town <br /> Manager for Finance <br /> Other attendees: Elizabeth Rust, RHSO; Kathryn Roy, Bob Pressman <br /> Ms. Tung conducted a roll call to ensure all the members of the AHT Board and members of <br /> staff present could hear and be heard. <br /> Ms. Tung chaired the hybrid meeting and called the meeting to order at 10:35 am. <br /> The meeting was recorded by LexMedia for future on-demand viewing. <br /> 1. Financial Report <br /> Ms. Kosnoff provided the financial update. She shared that the Trust was established officially <br /> at the 2022 Fall special Town Meeting. At the 2023 March Town Meeting, funds were <br /> appropriated into the Trust. They are CPA funding of$1.51M and the Brookhaven payments for <br /> $439,402.27 amounting to a total of about $2M. The CPA money is expected revenue and not <br /> available until July 1". The Brookhaven payments are existing funds available for the Trust. Ms. <br /> Kosnoff shared that the ongoing funding sources for the Trust will be from the Brookhaven <br /> annual mitigation payments, Community Impact Fees from short-term rentals and from the <br /> Community Preservation Act. The Trust is also eligible for additional sources of revenue from <br /> grants, departmental fees, mitigation payments, etc. She briefly mentioned the Linkage fees <br /> that are under the legislature's consideration. <br /> Ms. Tung requested information on where the funds are held. Ms. Kosnoff explained that the <br /> Town's pooled cash and the Affordable Housing Stabilization funds are in the Massachusetts <br /> Municipal Depository Trust (MMDT). The MMDT is earning over 5% interest presently. A <br /> dedicated bank account will be opened for the Trust also. She advised that the Trust retain the <br /> funds in the MMDT because MMDT's portfolio allows for easy access to the money. If the Trust <br /> Page 1 of 4 <br />
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