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Click to expand map for Mass report
55 for
55 against
Hongmin letter of 2/27/12
PAC 3/09/12 Letters
Harvard Press
Public Spirit
FACT FINDING COMMITTEE
Eisengrein Letter to the Editor 3-3-12
Trinity
Ayer Hearing Slides 3/1/12 Audio of
3/1/12 hearing in Ayer
Harvard
2011 NESDEC Report page 26 projected enrollment figures
Ayer Financial Committee Statement in opposition of the Trinity
Financial proposal.
Ayer Finance Committee Abbreviated Statement
Ayer Financial
Committee Rebuttal to Trinity Letter in response to their Rejection of
VBS
June 8th 2009 Warrant Article Re-Zoning VBS residential FYI
FAQS - Trinity
Financial Development Proposal Indexed for quick reference
Info point of the DAY
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What are the income ranges for the
affordable units? |
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The income ranges will be mandated by HUD and will be updated
annually. Currently the income range is from $16,594- $57,780
(established by HUD, updated for 2012) |
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Person: $16,869 – $41,100 8% would qualify at
$16,869 with 72% at $41,100 |
| Couple:
$16,869 – $46,980 8% would qualify at $16,869 with 72% at
$46.980 |
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Family of Three: $19,509 – $52,860 8% would qualify at $19,509
with 72% at $52.860 |
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Four: $19,509 – $58,680 8% would qualify at $19,509 with
72% at $58,680 |
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PIC TO ENLARGE Unit layout and Parking
DEVENS COMMITTEE
Just My Opinion -
How the
Reuse Plan falls short of its lofty goal.
by Phil 1/3/12 Crosby
Looking at the Reuse Plan and residential development
1/10/12 Crosby
How Does Affordable Housing Affect Surrounding
Property Values -08/2008 study
Anthony&Regina-Email-2-6-2012
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Weld’s team didn’t fight the locals on housing because their first
priority was spurring commercial development and replacing jobs lost
to the base closure. A master development plan that Harvard, Ayer,
Shirley, and the Land Bank agreed to back in 1994 envisioned Devens
as being dominated by manufacturing, office, and research space.
Zoning arising from the 1994 master plan was written into Devens’
governing legislation. It capped housing at 282 units.
The Reuse Plan states in the Housing and
Community Facilities section: "A housing plan based on market
research and public input was developed to best determine the
role of housing in the Reuse Plan. Of the existing 1,700
units, it was determined that a maximum of 282 units of housing,
primarily existing units, should be accommodated in the Reuse Plan
based on a series of factors including regional needs, projected
demand, projected and potential negative fiscal impact on the host
communities and on the off-site housing market."
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