Grafton Affordable Housing Trust approved a Request for Proposals and reorganized leadership. Sarah Salbu Young was elected Chair, Brian Langevin renominated as Treasurer, and Colleen Roy as Vice Chair in votes of 5-0 to 6-0.
Affordable Housing Trust advanced Upton Street project with unanimous approval of Local Action Unit application. Chair Daniel Cusher was authorized to sign the LAU application for Massachusetts Executive Office of Housing and Livable Communities submission.
Grafton housing trust advances two affordable housing projects through approval of prior meeting minutes and receipt of development reports. Chair Dan Cusher and the Trust received updates on the 17 and 27 Upton Street development, which has secured MCO Housing Services as monitoring agent and
The Grafton Affordable Housing Trust unanimously approved the First Amendment to the Grant Agreement for 17 & 27 Upton Street, extending affordability restrictions in perpetuity and the agreement term to April 1, 2029. Treasurer Brian Langevin moved the approval, seconded by Vice Chair Colleen Roy,
Grafton Affordable Housing Trust approves 2025 community preservation financial reports. Treasurer Brian Langevin presented data covering fiscal year 2025 and the first half of FY26, compiled with the town's Finance Director to meet semi-annual reporting requirements. The 5-0 vote sent the reports
Grafton Affordable Housing Trust approves GSX Solutions conditional draw pending Select Board action. Treasurer Brian Langevin's motion passed 6–0 to authorize Draw Request No. 23 contingent on execution of the Environmental Holdback Agreement and a Purchase and Sale Amendment expected for next
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