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<br />Page 1 of 2 <br /> <br />Affordable Housing Trust <br />Meeting Minutes of December 20, 2023 1:00 pm <br /> <br />Hybrid meeting on Zoom and attended in-person in the Parker room, Town <br />Office Building <br /> <br />Affordable Housing Trust Board Members present: Elaine Tung, Chair; Mark Sandeen, William <br />Erickson, Tiffany Payne, Linda Prosnitz <br />Staff present: Carol Kowalski, Assistant Town Manager for Development; Ragi Ramachandran, <br />Administrative Assistant <br />Other attendees: Bob Pressman, Kathryn Roy, Ingrid Klimoff, Margaret Heitz <br />Ms. Tung chaired the hybrid meeting and called the meeting to order at 1:03 pm. <br /> <br />1. Approval of November 30 Meeting Minutes <br />Ms. Tung asked for a motion to approve the minutes of 11/30/23 AHT meeting. Mr. Sandeen <br />moved. Mr. Erickson seconded. The Trustees voted in favor of the motion 5-0-0, by a roll call <br />vote (Erickson – yes, Tung – yes, Sandeen – yes, Payne – yes, Prosnitz – yes). Meeting minutes <br />approved. <br />2. Chair, Select Board, Board/Committee Liaison and RHSO/staff report <br />There was discussion on the CPC’s needs assessment section of their report outlining the <br />Affordable Housing Trust’s anticipated requests and projections for the next 5 years. The <br />Community Preservation Committee presents a needs assessment at the end of the funding <br />process each year. <br />The Trustees reviewed the Finance report dated Dec 14, 2023. Ms. Kowalski agreed to provide <br />an updated financial statement detailing the expenses. <br />3. Lowell Street update and timeline <br />Ms. Tung and Ms. Prosnitz met individually with the Select Board members (other than Mr. <br />Sandeen) to discuss the Lowell Street Warrant Article for Spring Town Meeting. Each of the <br />Select Board members advised and encouraged the Affordable Housing Trust to move forward <br />with the Warrant Article for the 2024 Spring Town Meeting. There was much discussion <br />regarding outreach starting with the neighborhood, and then town meeting members as well as <br />the various boards, committees and affinity groups. The presentation for Town Meeting and <br />preparation of frequently asked questions was also discussed. <br />The Trustees reviewed the Warrant Article in detail. Ms. Tung and Ms. Kowalski will consult <br />with Town counsel on the language in the motion. <br />The Trustees discussed whether they should proceed with filing an Article for the Spring Town <br />Meeting. They wished to have the meeting with the neighbors prior to the January 17, 2024 <br />deadline of Article slides and video. The Trustees felt strongly that outreach to the <br />neighborhood should begin right away so that they could hear the neighbor’s questions and <br />concerns and start to address them. An informational meeting for neighbors was scheduled <br />for January 16, 2024. The consensus is to invite neighbors within 300 feet of the parcel.
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