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of TMs s,s <br /> z. <br /> AU1MLIUV�y <br /> own qf MaS 2 Panning Board <br /> c� <br /> 16 Great Neck, RoadNorth <br /> .wLashpee, Massachusetts 02649 <br /> New H-2 Develop and adopt an Inclusionary Zoning Bylaw that requires a minimum <br /> contribution of SHI eligible affordable units in exchange for density bonuses. <br /> H-3 Change zoning to allow `missing middle' housing typology types in appropriate <br /> residential areas with the possibility of establishing new zoning district(s)to encourage the <br /> development or redevelopment of these building types in areas where it's desirable and <br /> discouraging it where it's unsustainable and which will utilize public or private wastewater <br /> infrastructure and in compliance with the Town's Flow Neutral Bylaw.. <br /> H-4 Fund Affordable Housing Trust <br /> Struck H-7— HPP Update complete. <br /> H-5 implement HPP. (There is some restructuring of the numbering due to deletions) <br /> H-11 will now read examine establishment of revolving fund, a low interest loan to construct <br /> ADUs. <br /> Page 1-20, H-21 Develop Affordable Housing Standards for Inclusionary Zoning Units and <br /> Chapter 40B developments that are friendly and approved via the State's Local Initiative <br /> Program (LIP). These can include architectural standards, site design standards, <br /> rehabilitation standards for redevelopment/conversion which will utilize public or private <br /> wastewater infrastructure and in Compliance with the Town's Flow Neutral Bylaw. <br /> H-22 consider procuring a consultant to assist with community engagement and facilitation <br /> of design charrettes to support the development of architectural and site design standards. <br /> H-23 Provide financial and technical assistance to developers of affordable year-round <br /> housing and comply with FNB. <br /> H-26 Develop standards and incentives to bring sustainable, carbon neutral, and energy <br /> efficient housing online which will utilize public or private wastewater infrastructure and in <br /> compliance with the Town's Flow Neutral Bylaw. <br /> H-27 Develop Transfer of Development Rights zoning bylaw which allows for housing <br /> density in exchange or the provision of open space, or other clean water proffers. <br /> It was determined that more work needs to be done in educating the public about Flow Neutral <br /> Bylaw. These are limits not barriers to development. <br /> Ms. Waygan went through the Housing chapter. Dates were updated, the 2020 census is okay, <br /> but the American Community Survey has some stale data. More time with the consultant would <br /> be best, but she will leave this to the Town Planner. The five year and ten year benchmarks <br /> need tweaking. The market rate and affordability need to be updated, along with housing <br /> programs. <br /> Ms. Waygan stated page 1-13 charts have not changed but the verbiage needs to be edited. 1-5 <br /> non-age restricting housing in condominiums. Also, 30% of our housing stock is multifamily, <br /> which is higher than other towns. 1-6 changes to open space development bylaw. We used to <br /> allow subdivisions for multifamily, hence the condos, but that went away with single family. The <br /> 3 <br />