Trust Approves Bog House Invoices, Recommends New Member
The Carlisle Affordable Housing Trust voted unanimously to approve project spending and a new member during a remote October meeting.
The Carlisle Affordable Housing Trust voted unanimously to approve project spending and a new member during a remote October meeting.
Carlisle Affordable Housing Trust approved invoices totaling $33,588.52 for housing projects.
Carlisle Affordable Housing Trust approves nearly $30,000 for Bog House designs. The trust voted unanimously to pay Gienapp Architects $16,200 and Land Tech Engineering $13,725 for work on a four-unit residential complex. Chair John Ballantine and members Maureen Cosgrove-Deery, Beverly Shorey, and
Carlisle Affordable Housing Trust approves consultant invoices, advances Bog House project. Chair John Ballantine and the Trust voted unanimously on June 1 to approve $10,800 for Gienapp Architects and $750 for consultant Liz Rust, advancing the Bog House conversion into four affordable units as
Carlisle Affordable Housing Trust advances Bog House project with $40K study approval. Chair John Ballantine and the trust voted 5-0 to authorize up to $40,000 from existing funds to LandTech for an expanded site plan. Ballantine also secured unanimous approval for an application requesting
Carlisle Affordable Housing Trust seeks $200,000 for Bog House development. Chair John Ballantine and the trust reviewed favorable feedback from the Conservation Commission and Trails Committee on the Bog House plans, particularly regarding parking and septic placement across the street. The trust
Carlisle Affordable Housing Trust advances Bog House timeline toward town meeting approvals. Town Planner Julie Mercier updated the board on the $82,000 housing consultant contract for schematic design and wetlands surveys; the Trust voted unanimously to pay $218.75 for January consulting hours.
Carlisle Affordable Housing Trust unanimously approves $267,000 for Bog House housing project. The Trust allocated $200,000 in Community Preservation Act funding for project costs including permitting, legal services, and contingency planning, plus $67,000 from existing housing funds for
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