Watertown CPC Votes 7-0 to Fund Housing Project
The Watertown Community Preservation Committee voted 7-0 to recommend $6 million in CPA funds for a 49-unit affordable housing project at 108 Water Street.
The Watertown Community Preservation Committee voted 7-0 to recommend $6 million in CPA funds for a 49-unit affordable housing project at 108 Water Street.
Watertown's Community Preservation Committee reviewed a $6 million request to help buy and build 49 affordable apartments at 108 Water Street, with a vote planned for October 15.
The Watertown Community Preservation Committee voted unanimously to advance five projects toward full CPA funding applications.
Watertown's Community Preservation Committee marked its 10th anniversary with an open house gathering resident input rather than taking votes.
The Watertown Community Preservation Committee elected new leadership and weighed a housing trust's request to stockpile funds. Members voted unanimously, 7-0, to install Marissa Mayo as chairperson and Allison Eck as vice chairperson for terms beginning July 1, succeeding outgoing chair Bob DiRico.
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