Community Preservation Committee rescues funds for affordable housing work.
Community Preservation Committee rescues affordable housing work with reduced transfer. Chair Anne Mazar and Town Planner Dylan Lindholm persuaded the committee to rescind a prior $500,000 transfer and instead approve moving $100,000 from the ATM 5/4/24 Article 28 account to cover septic upgrades,
Community Preservation Committee · Meeting of May 5, 2026
MENDON — Community Preservation Committee rescues affordable housing work with reduced transfer. Chair Anne Mazar and Town Planner Dylan Lindholm persuaded the committee to rescind a prior $500,000 transfer and instead approve moving $100,000 from the ATM 5/4/24 Article 28 account to cover septic upgrades, survey work, and lot division at 75 Providence Street. The committee voted unanimously on both the rescission and the new $100,000 transfer, leaving the remaining balance for future affordable-housing development.
The CPC will serve as the initial sounding board for the town's housing efforts pending review of the Mendon Housing Production Plan.
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Source: the Community Preservation Committee meeting of May 5, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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