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The Trust reviewed several housing proposals, including nine units at the Lions Ambulance building, approximately 30 units at 156–158 Maple Street, and about 12 potential units at a strip mall near Fire Headquarters. Members also discussed inclusionary housing payments, noting that a net one-unit obligation would cost approximately $28,000, while developers have generally preferred providing affordable units.
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The meeting did not document approval of any new development, but members reviewed multiple projects that could add housing in Danvers. The Trust also reviewed a draft Housing Resource Guide intended to help residents find housing and emergency-support information; members will provide feedback, and the guide will be updated over time. Members discussed future rules for accessory dwelling units, short-term rentals, and housing affordability, including concerns that some 80% AMI units remain vacant or need subsidies.
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