Affordable Housing Committee readies joint selectmen meeting on housing trust. Chair Katherine Donahue reported the Finance Committee voted to support $100,000 for Habitat for Humanity's 44 Oak Avenue project. All Committee members agreed to attend a September 8 joint meeting with the Board of
Oak Bluffs Affordable Housing Committee votes to request $25,000 for back taxes. Chair Katherine Donahue reported that the Town Manager flagged back taxes overlooked on property being transferred to Habitat at 44 Oak Bluffs; Jim Bishop proposed requesting the Affordable Housing Trust settle the
Affordable Housing Committee seeks $125,000 in funding from housing trust for Habitat. Member Jim Bishop proposed requesting $25,000 to settle back taxes owed on the 44 Oak Bluffs property transfer to Habitat for Humanity and $100,000 to cover a Habitat shortfall caused by reduced Community
Affordable Housing Committee votes for Habitat funding meeting. The Committee voted unanimously to convene an Affordable Housing Trust meeting to secure $100,000 needed to complete a three-bedroom Habitat for Humanity home at 44 Oak Avenue, expected to finish in November 2026. Committee member Jim
Lagoon Ridge modular housing project seeks committee support for revised timeline. Project Manager Ryan Roy and developer Eric Peters told the Affordable Housing Committee that a supplier's default left modular units damaged by water and mold, forcing a lawsuit and a request to alter construction
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