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The Trust unanimously approved reallocating $18,000 for the 11 Elizabeth Street project to establish a 501(c) entity and hire an architect, instead of funding an existing-conditions study and field testing. The Trust also identified 210 North Quinsigamond and 31 Cypress Avenue as the highest-scoring town-owned parcels for potential affordable housing development, with scores of 44 and 43 points.
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The $18,000 approved for the Elizabeth Street project will support early organizational and design work, with no additional Trust funding requested if costs exceed that amount. The Trust will review a five-parcel analysis before deciding whether to endorse any site for affordable housing. It also agreed to submit separate Community Preservation Committee funding requests for affordable home repairs and rental assistance, allowing each program to be considered independently.
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