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Lincoln Apartments Preservation Plans Discussed

Published Aug 20, 2026

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Briefing

Jun 22, 2026

Board Approves Apartment Entry Upgrades

The Board of Managers unanimously approved up to $20,000 to replace key access with wireless fob entry on up to four doors, including related access-control hardware and cabling.

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Briefing

May 26, 2026

Apartment Renovation Work Moves Forward

The Board approved renovation-related actions by 4-0 votes, including a sprinkler-head extension, window-jamb repairs, and authority for limited purchases between meetings. The minutes record two approvals for Change Order 3 with different spending limits: not to exceed $10,000 and later not to exceed $16,000.

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Briefing

May 18, 2026

Apartment repairs move forward after funding setback

The board approved up to $39,356.55 in renovation change orders for the Kersey Community Room and Laundry Room, plus $7,948.77 for laundry bags and outdoor furniture. It also authorized resident laundry services during construction and directed staff to obtain repair quotes for a back door that may pose a safety risk. Warrant Article 23 was not approved at Town Meeting, delaying broader repairs and improvements.

2 min readMunicipal coverage

Briefing

Apr 8, 2026

Renovation Contract Approved for Lincoln Apartments

The Board of Managers approved a $367,440 contract with TM Construction, LLC for renovations to the Kersey Community Room, kitchen, and laundry room. The vote passed 4-0.

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Briefing

Apr 1, 2026

Lincoln Apartments Board Approves Housing Actions

The board unanimously supported a warrant article with affordability, senior and disability occupancy, and 30% building-coverage restrictions; it also authorized planning for a new $6,000–$10,000 capital needs assessment and approved up to $20,000 for elevator repairs.

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Briefing

Mar 9, 2026

Lincoln Apartments Preservation Plans Reviewed

Hingham officials discussed a proposed April Town Meeting article that would authorize—but not require—the Select Board to sell or lease 86 Central Street for affordable housing, with an affordability restriction. The meeting heard that the property has a $1.2 million capital reserve, which could be fully used by needed building-envelope repairs, and that expansion could add about 30 affordable units.

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Briefing

Feb 18, 2026

Lincoln Apartments project options discussed

No final decision was made on renovating, expanding, selling, or leasing Lincoln Apartments. Officials said a future request for proposals may address project feasibility, unit limits, parking, and building upgrades, with additional resident and abutter meetings expected.

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Briefing

Jan 26, 2026

Lincoln Apartments projects advance

The board unanimously authorized bidding for ADA renovations, a community room air-conditioning replacement, and exterior repointing at Lincoln School Apartments. The ADA work is supported by a $100,000 grant and must be completed by June 30, 2026; repointing is estimated at $1.5 million to $2 million.

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Briefing

Jan 14, 2026

Lincoln Apartments Preservation Discussion

Hingham is considering conveying the Lincoln School Apartments property to a private developer to raise funds for renovations while maintaining affordable housing; no final decision was made.

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Briefing

Jan 5, 2026

Lincoln Apartments Preservation Plans Discussed

Hingham is evaluating whether to convey Lincoln School Apartments to a private or nonprofit developer through a future request for proposals, with the goal of funding major renovations or expansion while preserving long-term affordability. The existing HUD contract runs through 2030, and HVAC repairs would be required in any proposal.

2 min readMunicipal coverage