The Affordable Housing Trust discussed new revenue approaches and potential property acquisition during its May meeting. The four-member board explored solar farms, ground leases, and grant opportunities to generate consistent funding beyond annual Community Preservation Act allocations. Member
Southborough affordable housing trust votes to enter executive session on property acquisition. Chair Paul Desmond and members Al Hamilton, Ellen Marya, Doug Manz, and David Joyner met remotely April 14, approving prior meeting minutes by unanimous votes and then voting unanimously to discuss a
Southborough's Affordable Housing Trust advanced its Community Preservation Act funding application this week, with the CPA Committee voting to move the warrant article forward and both the Select Board and Housing Authority issuing letters of support. The trust also agreed to delay a proposed
Southborough Affordable Housing Trust presents 2025 progress to Select Board. The committee reported completion of the Housing Production Plan, approval of a warrant article transferring Community Preservation Committee funds, engagement with three residents regarding potential home purchases, and
Southborough Affordable Housing Trust unanimously backs lower affordability threshold. The five-member board voted 5-0 to support a 12.5 percent requirement over the Planning Board's 16.67 percent proposal, with Ellen Marya citing financial feasibility concerns. The board also received State
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