The Plymouth Affordable Housing Trust assigned community outreach coordination and set a September 16 vote on down-payment assistance. The Trust tasked Bill Keohan, Art Desloges, and George Herz, II with coordinating outreach efforts including a community video and presentations to town boards.
Plymouth Affordable Housing Trust authorized $10,000 engineering study on Wareham Road project. The Trust voted unanimously to fund preliminary site investigation for a Habitat for Humanity affordable housing development, advancing a two-year initiative toward potential construction of three to
Plymouth Affordable Housing Trust authorized $30,000 to supplement affordable-home down payments. In a unanimous vote, the trust allocated funds to fill gaps in federal Community Development Block Grant assistance, which typically ranged from $10,000 to $15,000. Director of Community Development
Plymouth Affordable Housing Trust votes down evening meeting shift. Chair Bill Keohan and member Barnaby Bosanquet moved to shift meetings from 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. on the third Wednesday of the month to boost public participation, but the proposal failed 7 to 2 among the nine-member Trust. The
Affordable Housing Trust receives Cranberry Commons construction update with July 2027 opening target. The Plymouth Affordable Housing Trust received a construction update on the Cranberry Commons project, a 62-unit development that achieved financial closing and began site mobilization with an
Plymouth Housing Trust commits $100,000 to Grantham Group's Cranberry Commons closing. The trust reported an available balance of approximately $209,144.37 with two existing encumbrances and agreed to wire $100,000 toward the Cranberry Commons at Redbrook project closing April 1, 2026. Chair Bill
Plymouth Affordable Housing Trust reviews housing balance, applications. Chair Bill Keohan convened a hybrid meeting with six of seven members present; Christopher Knoth attended via Zoom but left at 8:56 a.m., and Mark Snyder was absent. The trust's available balance totals $208,209.33 with two
Plymouth Affordable Housing Trust backs $50,000 for Westerly Road development. Bill Keohan's board unanimously approved the pre-development grant for Father Bill's and MainSpring at 41 Westerly Road, contingent on state funding due by June. The project holds a $90,000 conditional commitment from
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