Housing

Surmounting a series of obstacles, Community Housing Resource, Inc. and The Community Builders, Inc. closed on the Cloverleaf Development, securing the necessary financing to proceed with the project.

A neighbor expresses strong concern about the project.

Apparently the framing of the cottage was substandard, and would have to be redone. So it would be less costly to start from scratch than to work around what was in place.

Betty Gallo, new Chair of the Truro Housing Authority, hoping to have a public meeting to educate the public futher. Seeking to look at smaller pieces of Town-owned land for smaller housing developments.

Betty Gallo, Vice Chair of the Truro Housing Authority, shares their board’s unanimous recommendation to postpone any action to allow further research and public input. The Housing Authority plans to work collaboratively with the Select Board and other town committees. The Select Board members agree on the need for more detailed analysis and community involvement before proceeding.

Breaking down the three main factors effecting home affordability and answering the question 'is home affordability improving?'