Ashland housing trust approves $12,000 Olive Street project
Ashland Affordable Housing Trust advances Olive Street property development with $12,000 vote. Trustees unanimously approved up to $12,000 for engineering and appraisal work to prepare the 0 Olive Street property for a residential request for proposals, with an ANR lot division required by Town
Affordable Housing Trust Fund · Meeting of June 24, 2026
Ashland Affordable Housing Trust advances Olive Street property development with $12,000 vote. Trustees unanimously approved up to $12,000 for engineering and appraisal work to prepare the 0 Olive Street property for a residential request for proposals, with an ANR lot division required by Town Counsel guidance. The trust targets 30 to 60 percent of area median income for deed-restricted homes.
The board also unanimously recommended Amy Bergeron's appointment to the trust, and reported full commercial occupancy at 12 Pond Street, including an upcoming coffee shop, with residents satisfied with affordable units.
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Source: the Affordable Housing Trust Fund meeting of June 24, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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