Housing Trust Approves $3.41M CPC Application
The Lexington Affordable Housing Trust voted unanimously to finalize a $3.41 million Community Preservation Committee application, due November 1.
The Lexington Affordable Housing Trust voted unanimously to finalize a $3.41 million Community Preservation Committee application, due November 1.
Lexington's Affordable Housing Trust pressed for clearer notice that its rental assistance program's rent limits had increased. Trustee Elaine Tong said the town's marketing flyer failed to flag the change, warning residents previously screened out "might now qualify" and deserve to know.
The Lexington Affordable Housing Trust reviewed revised Community Preservation Act funding charts and raised concerns that proposed Planning Board zoning amendments could shrink affordable housing production under the town's Special Residential Development bylaw.
The Lexington Affordable Housing Trust voted to raise rent limits in its pilot rental assistance program by $10 per bedroom size, a change officials said would make four of five previously rejected applicants newly eligible.
The Lexington Affordable Housing Trust reviewed roughly $14.1 million in prospective Lexington Housing Authority funding requests and about $3.5 million in anticipated LexHAB asks ahead of this fall's Community Preservation Committee application.
The Lexington Affordable Housing Trust debated whether a "true 10 percent" affordable-housing goal was achievable, citing an analysis showing it would take roughly 44 years at current funding.
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