Belmar Housing Authority Debates Affordable Housing and Local Preferences

Overview: The Belmar Housing Authority (BHA) meeting was dominated by discussions concerning the town’s affordable housing strategy, the possibility of changing residency preferences for these units, and the management of funding allocated for housing improvements. These debates brought to light the various perspectives within the community and among the commissioners regarding the development and allocation of affordable housing in Belmar.

Littleton Housing Board Advances Affordable Housing Initiatives

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Littleton Affordable Housing Trust Board tackled a range of issues important to the development and management of affordable housing in the town. The board’s discussions spanned from proposed partnerships and financial contributions to Habitat for Humanity, to strategy and funding allocation for upcoming housing projects, and the implementation of a homeowner minigrant program.

Townsend Trust Addresses Encroachment and Housing Development Costs

Overview: The Townsend Affordable Housing Trust recently convened to discuss a range of issues related to local development, affordable housing, and property management. Among the most notable topics were the potential encroachment on the H Road property, the costs associated with affordable housing developments, and the management of the Blood Road property.

Yarmouth Housing Committee Prioritizes Affordable Units and Infrastructure

Overview: The Yarmouth Community Housing Committee meeting focused on critical housing issues, including the development of affordable housing units, accessibility features, and infrastructure needs. The proposed mixed-use project on Route 28 in West Yarmouth and the discussion on the Cape Cod Commission regional housing strategy emerged as the central topics of the meeting.

Belmar Expands Housing Opportunities to Regional Residents

Overview: The Belmar Housing Authority has proposed changes to its admissions and occupancy policies, potentially impacting the landscape of affordable housing in the region. During a recent meeting, discussions centered on amending the residency preference to include not just local Belmar residents but also those from Mammoth, Mercer, and Ocean counties. This move aims to align with constitutional mandates for affordable housing while also making the Housing Authority eligible for funding through the Borough’s affordable housing trust fund.