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modifications to improve accessibility in their homes Mashpee bringing the total provided by the nonprofit <br /> with tradesmen and suppliers willing to help with these organization to 20 over the past two decades. Private <br /> projects. Thanks to the efforts of Mike Mendoza and developers have proposed an additional 19 units of <br /> Sidney Davis, an advertisement seeking to identify affordable housing, 11 of which will be <br /> willing tradesmen has been drafted and will be posted homeownership units,including three more by Habitat, <br /> at numerous outlets in Mashpee, Falmouth,Marstons and eight of which will be affordable rental housing. <br /> Mills,etc.,as well as local newspapers. We will then The Affordable Housing Committee has provided <br /> publicize the program for the residents. letters of support for the 11 homeownership units and <br /> has encouraged the developer of the rental housing <br /> Some other problems that must be addressed are: project to proceed,but has requested more information <br /> improving access for the disabled at South Cape Beach; on their affordability. <br /> improving the entryway to the Quashnet School to <br /> make it easier for the disabled to enter and exit. Finally, The Committee, in cooperation with the <br /> we encourage anyone experiencing or noticing an Affordable Housing Trust, awarded a contract for a <br /> impediment to access to a facility or service to notify a feasibility study on 950 Falmouth Road. The study was <br /> member of the ADA Committee with the details. completed in draft form during 2017 and is currently <br /> under review. At the urging of the Committee and <br /> Respectively submitted, other Town departments, the May Town Meeting <br /> Robert Wooldridge,Chairman decided to transfer three parcels at 950 Falmouth Road <br /> Jaime Curley and one other to the Affordable Housing Trust, the <br /> Sidney Davis body charged with overseeing the development of <br /> Michael Mendoza affordable housing in Mashpee. <br /> Kimberly Landry <br /> Charles Maintanis (Alternate) Of great concern in 2017, Mashpee Commons <br /> decided to revisit their plans for the development of <br /> almost 400 mixed income units, 96 were slated to be <br /> affordable. Mashpee Commons Development has been <br /> holding public sessions for residents of Mashpee to <br /> Report of the provide them with information on resident preferences <br /> Affordable Housing Committee for housing in Mashpee,and intend to announce a new <br /> development plan in 2018 which the Committee will <br /> be reviewing. <br /> To the Honorable Board of Selectmen and the <br /> Citizens of the Town of Mashpee: In 2018, the Trust and the Committee plan to <br /> jointly issue a Request for Proposals (RFP) inviting <br /> The Affordable Housing Committee has the developers to submit proposals to build between 30 and <br /> responsibility to keep Town officials and citizens 50 units of affordable housing at 950 Falmouth Road. <br /> advised about the state of affordable housing in <br /> Mashpee. The five-member committee meets monthly The Committee has kept in contact with the <br /> to discuss and forward affordable housing issues to Wampanoag Tribe on housing matters. Committee <br /> Town leadership. The state requires a planning Members also participated in a Cape-wide set of <br /> guideline for affordable housing in every municipality. workshops for municipal officials on affordable <br /> According to this guideline, 10% of the total year- housing presented by the Cape Housing Institute, a <br /> round housing in each municipality should be partnership between the Housing Assistance <br /> affordable. The percentage for the Town of Mashpee is Corporation and the Community Development <br /> currently 4.5% (approximately 300 units). Partnership. <br /> The number of developers engaged in providing <br /> Respectfully submitted, <br /> affordable housing significantly increased in 2017, Allan B.Isbitz, Chairman <br /> including one project currently being seriously Walter R. Abbott, Vice-Chairman <br /> considered by the Town. Habitat for Humanity of Cape Berkley Johnson Jr.,Clerk <br /> Cod completed two affordable homeownership units in Marie Stone <br /> Bruce Willard <br /> 87 <br />