Ayer CPC Unanimously Approves Grant Agreements for Two Affordable Housing Projects
Ayer's Community Preservation Committee approved grant agreements for two affordable housing projects at its June 3 meeting.
Ayer's Community Preservation Committee approved grant agreements for two affordable housing projects at its June 3 meeting.
Ayer Select Board unanimously approved $800,000 in Community Preservation Act grants for affordable housing and three reserve fund transfers totaling $74,926.32. Chair Christopher E. Tavares, Vice-Chair Jannice L. Livingston, and Clerk Shaun C. Copeland voted to allocate $400,000 each to the
Ayer Select Board approves $74,926 in reserve fund transfers and $800,000 in housing grants at June 2 meeting.
Ayer Board of Assessors approves $78,489 motor vehicle excise warrant and two months of abatements.
The Ayer Conservation Commission unanimously approved a home addition near Flannagan Pond and ordered culvert project review. The commission issued an Order of Conditions for the 153 Oak Ridge Drive project, requiring construction materials stored away from the pond and fencing mark work limits.
Ayer Conservation Commission approves Oak Ridge Drive home addition permit, orders new wetlands filing for culvert removal.
Ayer Planning Board reorganizes in annual meeting, advancing three projects to June. The board retained Jonathan Kranz as Chair and appointed Ken Diskin as Vice Chair while welcoming new members Peter Kush and David Cibor, who declined officer positions. The Clerk election was deferred to discuss
Ayer Planning Board reorganizes under returning chair and advances three pending site plan hearings.
Ayer Affordable Housing Committee advances $4 million housing project. NOAH has secured a $4 million HUD grant for a 106-unit all-affordable development at 65 Fitchburg Road, with construction planned to begin in spring 2027. The committee agreed to approach 49 Main Street's owner about a deed
Ayer Finance Committee examines the state growth formula driving up the town's Nashoba Tech assessment.
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