Affordable Housing Trust Rejects Formal Development Assistance Policy
Danvers Affordable Housing Trust unanimously approved its financial report, rejecting a formal development assistance policy. Chair Carla King's committee reported $713,000 available and a $303,000 commitment to New England Homes for the Deaf/Waterhouse project, closing September 29.
Danvers Affordable Housing Trust · Meeting of September 16, 2026
Danvers Affordable Housing Trust unanimously approved its financial report, rejecting a formal development assistance policy. Chair Carla King's committee reported $713,000 available and a $303,000 commitment to New England Homes for the Deaf/Waterhouse project, closing September 29. Staff documented the town's development pipeline showing approximately 500 units added since the last census, with 160-170 newly affordable units.
The Trust formally acknowledged the resignation of member Anne Casale-Skinner.
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Source: the Danvers Affordable Housing Trust meeting of September 16, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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