September 16, 2025 – Municipal Affordable Housing Trust – Video & Transcript
September 16, 2025 - Municipal Affordable Housing Trust
Michael Staiti: Uh Calling to
order the September 16 meeting
of the Wayland municipal
Affordable Housing Trust. One
may watch and participate
remotely with the link that can
be found at the wayland.mass.us
website. Pursuant to chapter two
of the acts of 2025 this meeting
will be conducted via remote
means in accordance with the
applicable law. This meeting may
be recorded. with which will be
made available to the public on
WayCAM as soon after the meeting
as this practical. In attendance
is Susan Weinstein. Jaclyn Vega.
Marie antes and Mike stady. open
meeting and consider public
comment. Seeing no public
comment. gonna move to reviewing
and approving the minutes from
the July 8 and the September 2
meeting. My only comment was on
the July 8 meeting minutes. they
were labeled September 2. Mary
says she's already corrected
that she'd already picked up on
that. on that they look good to
me.
Susan Weinstein: On updates.
Paragraph two. or whatever.
number two on the third line. I
think we need a D on Hammond.
yep. okay. and at the top of the
next page. with the 44 802. I
think that there were $2 signs.
But content wise. I thought it
was great. So with those
amendments. I move approval.
Michael Staiti: I'll second
you're moving approval of both
of them.
Unknown: Oh. do Sorry. I could
do the other one.
Susan Weinstein: I On the September 2 one. If you scroll down. can't even tell what page Am I on. Page two. there's 212 Cochituate road. For the last sentence. I would like us to insert at the request of the trustees. and then he will continue to push. So at the request of the trustees. comma he will continue to Michael Staiti: push. I like that. Edit. I thank you. Susan Weinstein: And then in number three. consider purchase of 14 West plain. The last sentence says that they'll hold a hearing. I don't remember whether it was a hearing or just a meeting. so I'd probably just put meeting. Boy. Anybody have
anything else with this? Nope. not me. in which case I will move approval of the minutes of July 8. 2025. and September 2. 2025. as amended. Michael Staiti: Great. Do I have a second? Second? Okay? Roll call vote. Susan. yep. Jackie. yes. Mary. yes. And Mike. yes. Unknown: thank you. Mary. great.
Michael Staiti: So next item is review and approve bills of all cock markets for $3.232 that's actually the approval is for. I know the bill shows a total of 3022 32 but we already approved most of that. The new bill is like $322 and it was for filing fees and cost of de registering the land from land court. So like Tom. there's no questions like some of you move to approve that the bill. Unknown: Is it the 367 50 Michael Staiti: zero to 30 days? Like. yes. that's the amount. So if you can move the approval of that. Jackie. we could vote on that Unknown: move to approve the 367 50 cents to all caught and Marcus LLC. Michael Staiti: second. okay. Roll call vote. Susan. yes. Jackie. yes. Mary. yes. Mike. yes. And then the Wayland housing authority bill for $12.870 before we vote on that one. I just Susan Weinstein: Oh. you know what? Sorry. we need to go back for that one that we just did and specify the funding source as CPA funds. Michael Staiti: Funny source. CPA funds. Unknown: I still say yes. Michael Staiti: We need to vote again. Unknown: I would just to
Michael Staiti: Okay. Jackie. did you move that? Yes. Jackie. moved it. Susan. second. all right. Roll call vote. Susan. yes. Jackie. yes. Mary. yes. Mike. yes. All right. Susan. would you please speak to the document that Brian Hurley sent over to us in. I'm hoping you reviewed it. I don't know if everybody else has reviewed it. I believe it says. like we can pay shortcomings. but they got to pay us back in the future.
Susan Weinstein: That was the agreement that we made. Was that the that the housing authority would pay back any advances that we did. and if the balance of reserves reaches 250 then it would be replenished. Michael Staiti: right? Ever actually funded that reserve? That'd be the first question. But regardless. they had a shortfall. They they showed us that I we voted to approve the shortfall. But I think. you know. we should let Brian Bojan know that in accordance with the lease agreement. as their surpluses going forward. they need to repay that if Susan Weinstein: we want to enforce that. I mean. just because. just because it's a term in the lease. doesn't mean we have to. I mean it for if it was a an obligation of ours. then yes. we would have to. but Right. if it's a benefit to us. we don't necessarily have to.
Michael Staiti: All right. so I don't think that changes our approval. I agree. I do think that we let Brian know that in the course of the least we have the right we may or may not ever come after that money. But just wanted to make sure he is aware of the lease terms. So if the committee is fine with that. I will send him a lead email. I did. Oh. you did already. so he's aware of it. Susan Weinstein: Great. So yeah. and I. and I. I think we want to make sure that we don't cut into money that the housing authority should be paid in order to do the work. So that's concerned about the repayment thing. about taking it off the Housing Authority share Michael Staiti: no right. I mean. and Brian's. they've done a great job for us and furthering the cause for the town. So I don't see it happening. But can I have a motion to approve the payment of that amount? Susan Weinstein: I move that we pay the invoice from the housing authority for $12.870 from the Community Preservation funds. Michael Staiti: Great. Very second. I'll second roll call vote. Unknown: Susan. sorry. I'm just thinking yes. Michael Staiti: Jackie. yes. Mary. yes. and Mike. yes. All right. Next item review the annual report. Thank you. Susan. thought it looked Excellent. Susan Weinstein: Oh. there was something that I just saw the 400.000 for habitat. We didn't approve that last fiscal year. I don't think I looked through all the minutes and didn't see it. Michael Staiti: It's it's kind of a misnomer. because we approve funding for it. I mean. it was part of the whole RFP that we put out. But we. when they sell it. we get paid back.
Unknown: So it's an advance or something. proceeds Michael Staiti: of the sale. right? So based on the expected value of the sale price. based on the whole calculation for our income for our area. we're projected to get a lot of that back. So it Susan Weinstein: was just that I had articulated the expenses that we had approved. even though not all of them were paid in that year. and I just wasn't sure whether to put that 400 in there. Michael Staiti: right. and if we got to put it in there. I think we clarify that it's you know in advance for the construction. and that you know upon the sale. will be reimbursed the pros the proceeds from the sale. Susan Weinstein: Maybe I'll just put it in the 2026 because it's not like officially approved until we sign the purchase and sale. right. or until we until we execute that. Michael Staiti: Yeah. I'm fine with that.
Susan Weinstein: and I did. I did get a thing from Melanie in the finance department that said we only had two expenses. Okay. two seconds.
Mary Antes: I'm sorry the second bullet isn't the same set. Is as the first Susan Weinstein: bullet. if you care. one of these bullets is not the same. yeah. you know. I think I noticed that. and I I
couldn't necessarily think of how to do it. Mary Antes: You can let the town worry about it.
Susan Weinstein: but I was very pleased with myself that I figured out the financial stuff. Yeah. can't teach an old dog new tricks. I guess he Mary Antes: volunteered for to do it for next year.
Michael Staiti: Did you already maybe I just missed this. But did you correct that it's goals for fiscal year. 2026 not 25 on page two. got it?
Okay. Nobody else has any other comments. Can I Unknown: have? Do we agree with those goals? Michael Staiti: Yeah. absolutely. That'd be awesome if we did all that next year use up that money.
Mary Antes: All right. approval as amended. Unknown: I'll second that. Michael Staiti: All right. Mary. motion second from Susan. roll call vote. Susan. yes. Jackie. yes. Mary. yes. The mic. yes. Fantastic. Moving right along. Unknown: So I will submit that. Thank you. Michael Staiti: The second point for 615 we've already discussed. so we're going to skip over that topics not recently anticipated by the chair. 48 hours advance. steal Mary's thunder. and Mary. without having to say a word. got our zoning board approval last week while I was out of the country. So thank you very much. Mary Antes: Mary got our what very easy. Michael Staiti: We had to get a amended zoning board approval for the new footprint that habitat requested. So I will follow up when the amendment is written and make sure it's recorded. and get all the recording information to habitat that well. that's going to be the next thing we're going to talk about is the habitat master deed. But Mary. thanks for covering Unknown: for me. Yay. Mary. Michael Staiti: So over the last month or so. I've been talking. Susan had reviewed the master deed prior over the summer. habitat. commented back. reached out. we had a conversation few weeks ago. and they returned it. Cleaned up master deed to me last week. which I only just forwarded to Susan today. so I doubt she's had a chance to review it. But basically. everything's been agreed on. There's just a couple of questions that Susan had raised about technical things with housing vouchers. and that I'm not sure they need to be addressed in the master deed. but I wanted Susan's feedback on that before I give the final approval to habitat. So Susan. that doesn't have to be tonight. You can email Susan Weinstein: me. I mean. I don't know the answer. I don't think it matters that much. Michael Staiti: Yeah. it didn't seem to impact the deed or the construction of the house. It was more related to the rental. I think. But So if. Susan. if you're okay with that. then the master deed is done. and I will let habitat know that we're ready to move forward and see now. with the zoning board approval. I think that they're ready to move towards closing.
and I hopefully will be able to report that at the next meeting. Susan Weinstein: Yeah. there was something I'm sorry. Mary Antes: What I was we've already voted to give him. give Mike authority to sign it so correct. Where else it should be all set. Susan Weinstein: Their attorney had proposed some language with regard to and that's fine with me. to incorporate. And.
yeah. I don't know the answer on the housing voucher thing. I would guess that. I would guess that maybe if we just said
subject to state and federal law. but that's probably implicit. The issue is whether. whether we can evict someone. or whether. you know. the trustees of the condo can evict someone. And I just wanted to make. Sure that. that we knew we had to comply with whatever laws apply to whoever's living in there. Michael Staiti: We can't evict the person that buys the house. You know. the condo laws provide for rules if they don't pay their HOA fees. you can attach liens. That's all covered in standard mass condo law.
Susan Weinstein: yeah. this is if they rent it out. So it would be our unit. because we'd probably rent to someone who has a voucher. Michael Staiti: So you're saying the person that buys the affordable house. can they then go rent it out? Susan Weinstein: No. I think I'm talking about our unit.
Unknown: Okay? I was gonna say. because
Susan Weinstein: there's this whole thing that's about leasing it out and what the restrictions are on leasing. we'll just assume that we have to comply with federal and state law. I think it's implicit. okay.
Michael Staiti: okay. well. hopefully I'll have something to report back from them at our next meeting. Also. I wanted to talk about 212 Cochituate. so I'm having trouble. I missed one meeting just because it was way and it was attended last week's meeting. For a while. I'm finding that I don't have the time or bandwidth. and frankly. the meetings are more focused. or almost entirely focused. on the group homes. what's the appropriate type of group home. and not on my specialty around development permitting and construction. So I'm not going to be able to be on that board anymore. I'm just not. I don't have the time being with or the interest on that particular subject. So I'm going to tell Tom Fay that I'm available as a consultant for anything they want. on consulting. pricing. estimating. testing. engineering. the things I can help with. I'm hoping there's somebody else from this board that's more knowledgeable and interested in the group home aspect of things. which is really the focus of that committee. It's not in they can't get a read on whether they're trying to create money for the town through selling one for market rate or but the focus is primarily on the group home. How big? What? What group? What? What? You know. restricted away the residents. etc. etc. So if there's anybody else that would like to step up. Great otherwise. I'm going to resign from that committee and let them know I'm available as a consultant on technical things. but I just can't. just not add any value. and I don't have the time to to do that. So my apologies. but Susan Weinstein: I am entirely not available. I I'm heading into Community Preservation season. My job has changed. What About Brian Boja? Yeah. Is it in. in composing the committee or comprised? Did they specify someone from the trust? Does that be someone from the trust or someone representing the trust? I don't know. Well. I would say that if it can be someone representing the trust. then if Brian Bose is willing to represent us. and he's not representing anyone else. then that would be good with me. Yes. he's Michael Staiti: already pretty busy with it. and then Housing Authority meetings. isn't he.
I don't know. We can ask him. Mary Antes: What was your question. Mike. if Michael Staiti: Brian's gonna have the bandwidth to do it either. but I guess we can ask him. and he can say. No. Susan Weinstein: I mean. we meet. It's something that he's continually expressed interest in. you know. the project. and He usually comes to our meetings. so we would be able to give him direction and appreciation and and I think that. I think that he's consistent with what it is that we want. But Jackie. if you want to do it.
Unknown: I know nothing about cool phones. and I thought Catherine was on that one too. on the 212 No. Mary Antes: yes. but she's representing the Housing Partnership. and John Thomas is representing the Housing Authority. If we wanted. we could switch the two. And. Let Brian do the housing authority and and John be our
representative.
Susan Weinstein: Let's see if he'll do for us. We'll let John have you know. represent the commissioners of the housing authority.
Mary Antes: We need to vote assuming that he will Susan Weinstein: accept. sure if. if he's willing to serve. I would nominate Brian Boja to represent the housing trust in the discussions regarding 212 Cochituate. Sorry. on the committee for 212 Cochituate. Mary Antes: I'll second it. Okay. Michael Staiti: Roll call vote. Susan. yes. Jackie. yes. Mary. yes. Mike. yes. okay. I will let Tom know what we're doing. what we're hoping Brian will do. Susan. can you reach out to Brian and ask him if he can represent us? Alrighty. anybody else? Have anything else Mary Antes: we are supposed to have an annual meeting. So the next. our next meeting should have
Michael Staiti: let's look out in mid to late October. Does that sound good to everybody? Yeah. so eighth or 22nd anybody have any preferences? Susan Weinstein: I'm not going to be here the 15th. Unknown: all right. 22nd work? Susan Weinstein: No. I'm trying to think I might be able to call in on the 15th. Michael Staiti: What about the 14th? Are you out of town? I Susan Weinstein: will be out of town on the 15th. I'll be home on the 14th. I think.
Michael Staiti: Monday's nights don't work. Oh. my sorry. 14th is a Tuesday. right? Yeah. sorry. I meant to say the 14th. It's 14th. Work for anybody with me.
Susan Weinstein: what's that? I can do it Unknown: great. Fine with 14th at six o'clock.
Michael Staiti: I don't have anything from habitat or zba or anything that came in. Moving forward. I'm going to cancel it because don't have anything else going on other than paying that one small bill. and they waited seven months for the bigger bills.
Susan Weinstein: All right. Well. then would you like me to say it's 623 and I move we adjourn? I would okay. it's 623 I
Michael Staiti: have a second. I'll second roll call. Jackie Yes. Susan. yes. Mary and Mike. yes. Thank you all very much. Everybody.
Susan Weinstein: I On the September 2 one. If you scroll down. can't even tell what page Am I on. Page two. there's 212 Cochituate road. For the last sentence. I would like us to insert at the request of the trustees. and then he will continue to push. So at the request of the trustees. comma he will continue to Michael Staiti: push. I like that. Edit. I thank you. Susan Weinstein: And then in number three. consider purchase of 14 West plain. The last sentence says that they'll hold a hearing. I don't remember whether it was a hearing or just a meeting. so I'd probably just put meeting. Boy. Anybody have
anything else with this? Nope. not me. in which case I will move approval of the minutes of July 8. 2025. and September 2. 2025. as amended. Michael Staiti: Great. Do I have a second? Second? Okay? Roll call vote. Susan. yep. Jackie. yes. Mary. yes. And Mike. yes. Unknown: thank you. Mary. great.
Michael Staiti: So next item is review and approve bills of all cock markets for $3.232 that's actually the approval is for. I know the bill shows a total of 3022 32 but we already approved most of that. The new bill is like $322 and it was for filing fees and cost of de registering the land from land court. So like Tom. there's no questions like some of you move to approve that the bill. Unknown: Is it the 367 50 Michael Staiti: zero to 30 days? Like. yes. that's the amount. So if you can move the approval of that. Jackie. we could vote on that Unknown: move to approve the 367 50 cents to all caught and Marcus LLC. Michael Staiti: second. okay. Roll call vote. Susan. yes. Jackie. yes. Mary. yes. Mike. yes. And then the Wayland housing authority bill for $12.870 before we vote on that one. I just Susan Weinstein: Oh. you know what? Sorry. we need to go back for that one that we just did and specify the funding source as CPA funds. Michael Staiti: Funny source. CPA funds. Unknown: I still say yes. Michael Staiti: We need to vote again. Unknown: I would just to
Michael Staiti: Okay. Jackie. did you move that? Yes. Jackie. moved it. Susan. second. all right. Roll call vote. Susan. yes. Jackie. yes. Mary. yes. Mike. yes. All right. Susan. would you please speak to the document that Brian Hurley sent over to us in. I'm hoping you reviewed it. I don't know if everybody else has reviewed it. I believe it says. like we can pay shortcomings. but they got to pay us back in the future.
Susan Weinstein: That was the agreement that we made. Was that the that the housing authority would pay back any advances that we did. and if the balance of reserves reaches 250 then it would be replenished. Michael Staiti: right? Ever actually funded that reserve? That'd be the first question. But regardless. they had a shortfall. They they showed us that I we voted to approve the shortfall. But I think. you know. we should let Brian Bojan know that in accordance with the lease agreement. as their surpluses going forward. they need to repay that if Susan Weinstein: we want to enforce that. I mean. just because. just because it's a term in the lease. doesn't mean we have to. I mean it for if it was a an obligation of ours. then yes. we would have to. but Right. if it's a benefit to us. we don't necessarily have to.
Michael Staiti: All right. so I don't think that changes our approval. I agree. I do think that we let Brian know that in the course of the least we have the right we may or may not ever come after that money. But just wanted to make sure he is aware of the lease terms. So if the committee is fine with that. I will send him a lead email. I did. Oh. you did already. so he's aware of it. Susan Weinstein: Great. So yeah. and I. and I. I think we want to make sure that we don't cut into money that the housing authority should be paid in order to do the work. So that's concerned about the repayment thing. about taking it off the Housing Authority share Michael Staiti: no right. I mean. and Brian's. they've done a great job for us and furthering the cause for the town. So I don't see it happening. But can I have a motion to approve the payment of that amount? Susan Weinstein: I move that we pay the invoice from the housing authority for $12.870 from the Community Preservation funds. Michael Staiti: Great. Very second. I'll second roll call vote. Unknown: Susan. sorry. I'm just thinking yes. Michael Staiti: Jackie. yes. Mary. yes. and Mike. yes. All right. Next item review the annual report. Thank you. Susan. thought it looked Excellent. Susan Weinstein: Oh. there was something that I just saw the 400.000 for habitat. We didn't approve that last fiscal year. I don't think I looked through all the minutes and didn't see it. Michael Staiti: It's it's kind of a misnomer. because we approve funding for it. I mean. it was part of the whole RFP that we put out. But we. when they sell it. we get paid back.
Unknown: So it's an advance or something. proceeds Michael Staiti: of the sale. right? So based on the expected value of the sale price. based on the whole calculation for our income for our area. we're projected to get a lot of that back. So it Susan Weinstein: was just that I had articulated the expenses that we had approved. even though not all of them were paid in that year. and I just wasn't sure whether to put that 400 in there. Michael Staiti: right. and if we got to put it in there. I think we clarify that it's you know in advance for the construction. and that you know upon the sale. will be reimbursed the pros the proceeds from the sale. Susan Weinstein: Maybe I'll just put it in the 2026 because it's not like officially approved until we sign the purchase and sale. right. or until we until we execute that. Michael Staiti: Yeah. I'm fine with that.
Susan Weinstein: and I did. I did get a thing from Melanie in the finance department that said we only had two expenses. Okay. two seconds.
Mary Antes: I'm sorry the second bullet isn't the same set. Is as the first Susan Weinstein: bullet. if you care. one of these bullets is not the same. yeah. you know. I think I noticed that. and I I
couldn't necessarily think of how to do it. Mary Antes: You can let the town worry about it.
Susan Weinstein: but I was very pleased with myself that I figured out the financial stuff. Yeah. can't teach an old dog new tricks. I guess he Mary Antes: volunteered for to do it for next year.
Michael Staiti: Did you already maybe I just missed this. But did you correct that it's goals for fiscal year. 2026 not 25 on page two. got it?
Okay. Nobody else has any other comments. Can I Unknown: have? Do we agree with those goals? Michael Staiti: Yeah. absolutely. That'd be awesome if we did all that next year use up that money.
Mary Antes: All right. approval as amended. Unknown: I'll second that. Michael Staiti: All right. Mary. motion second from Susan. roll call vote. Susan. yes. Jackie. yes. Mary. yes. The mic. yes. Fantastic. Moving right along. Unknown: So I will submit that. Thank you. Michael Staiti: The second point for 615 we've already discussed. so we're going to skip over that topics not recently anticipated by the chair. 48 hours advance. steal Mary's thunder. and Mary. without having to say a word. got our zoning board approval last week while I was out of the country. So thank you very much. Mary Antes: Mary got our what very easy. Michael Staiti: We had to get a amended zoning board approval for the new footprint that habitat requested. So I will follow up when the amendment is written and make sure it's recorded. and get all the recording information to habitat that well. that's going to be the next thing we're going to talk about is the habitat master deed. But Mary. thanks for covering Unknown: for me. Yay. Mary. Michael Staiti: So over the last month or so. I've been talking. Susan had reviewed the master deed prior over the summer. habitat. commented back. reached out. we had a conversation few weeks ago. and they returned it. Cleaned up master deed to me last week. which I only just forwarded to Susan today. so I doubt she's had a chance to review it. But basically. everything's been agreed on. There's just a couple of questions that Susan had raised about technical things with housing vouchers. and that I'm not sure they need to be addressed in the master deed. but I wanted Susan's feedback on that before I give the final approval to habitat. So Susan. that doesn't have to be tonight. You can email Susan Weinstein: me. I mean. I don't know the answer. I don't think it matters that much. Michael Staiti: Yeah. it didn't seem to impact the deed or the construction of the house. It was more related to the rental. I think. But So if. Susan. if you're okay with that. then the master deed is done. and I will let habitat know that we're ready to move forward and see now. with the zoning board approval. I think that they're ready to move towards closing.
and I hopefully will be able to report that at the next meeting. Susan Weinstein: Yeah. there was something I'm sorry. Mary Antes: What I was we've already voted to give him. give Mike authority to sign it so correct. Where else it should be all set. Susan Weinstein: Their attorney had proposed some language with regard to and that's fine with me. to incorporate. And.
yeah. I don't know the answer on the housing voucher thing. I would guess that. I would guess that maybe if we just said
subject to state and federal law. but that's probably implicit. The issue is whether. whether we can evict someone. or whether. you know. the trustees of the condo can evict someone. And I just wanted to make. Sure that. that we knew we had to comply with whatever laws apply to whoever's living in there. Michael Staiti: We can't evict the person that buys the house. You know. the condo laws provide for rules if they don't pay their HOA fees. you can attach liens. That's all covered in standard mass condo law.
Susan Weinstein: yeah. this is if they rent it out. So it would be our unit. because we'd probably rent to someone who has a voucher. Michael Staiti: So you're saying the person that buys the affordable house. can they then go rent it out? Susan Weinstein: No. I think I'm talking about our unit.
Unknown: Okay? I was gonna say. because
Susan Weinstein: there's this whole thing that's about leasing it out and what the restrictions are on leasing. we'll just assume that we have to comply with federal and state law. I think it's implicit. okay.
Michael Staiti: okay. well. hopefully I'll have something to report back from them at our next meeting. Also. I wanted to talk about 212 Cochituate. so I'm having trouble. I missed one meeting just because it was way and it was attended last week's meeting. For a while. I'm finding that I don't have the time or bandwidth. and frankly. the meetings are more focused. or almost entirely focused. on the group homes. what's the appropriate type of group home. and not on my specialty around development permitting and construction. So I'm not going to be able to be on that board anymore. I'm just not. I don't have the time being with or the interest on that particular subject. So I'm going to tell Tom Fay that I'm available as a consultant for anything they want. on consulting. pricing. estimating. testing. engineering. the things I can help with. I'm hoping there's somebody else from this board that's more knowledgeable and interested in the group home aspect of things. which is really the focus of that committee. It's not in they can't get a read on whether they're trying to create money for the town through selling one for market rate or but the focus is primarily on the group home. How big? What? What group? What? What? You know. restricted away the residents. etc. etc. So if there's anybody else that would like to step up. Great otherwise. I'm going to resign from that committee and let them know I'm available as a consultant on technical things. but I just can't. just not add any value. and I don't have the time to to do that. So my apologies. but Susan Weinstein: I am entirely not available. I I'm heading into Community Preservation season. My job has changed. What About Brian Boja? Yeah. Is it in. in composing the committee or comprised? Did they specify someone from the trust? Does that be someone from the trust or someone representing the trust? I don't know. Well. I would say that if it can be someone representing the trust. then if Brian Bose is willing to represent us. and he's not representing anyone else. then that would be good with me. Yes. he's Michael Staiti: already pretty busy with it. and then Housing Authority meetings. isn't he.
I don't know. We can ask him. Mary Antes: What was your question. Mike. if Michael Staiti: Brian's gonna have the bandwidth to do it either. but I guess we can ask him. and he can say. No. Susan Weinstein: I mean. we meet. It's something that he's continually expressed interest in. you know. the project. and He usually comes to our meetings. so we would be able to give him direction and appreciation and and I think that. I think that he's consistent with what it is that we want. But Jackie. if you want to do it.
Unknown: I know nothing about cool phones. and I thought Catherine was on that one too. on the 212 No. Mary Antes: yes. but she's representing the Housing Partnership. and John Thomas is representing the Housing Authority. If we wanted. we could switch the two. And. Let Brian do the housing authority and and John be our
representative.
Susan Weinstein: Let's see if he'll do for us. We'll let John have you know. represent the commissioners of the housing authority.
Mary Antes: We need to vote assuming that he will Susan Weinstein: accept. sure if. if he's willing to serve. I would nominate Brian Boja to represent the housing trust in the discussions regarding 212 Cochituate. Sorry. on the committee for 212 Cochituate. Mary Antes: I'll second it. Okay. Michael Staiti: Roll call vote. Susan. yes. Jackie. yes. Mary. yes. Mike. yes. okay. I will let Tom know what we're doing. what we're hoping Brian will do. Susan. can you reach out to Brian and ask him if he can represent us? Alrighty. anybody else? Have anything else Mary Antes: we are supposed to have an annual meeting. So the next. our next meeting should have
Michael Staiti: let's look out in mid to late October. Does that sound good to everybody? Yeah. so eighth or 22nd anybody have any preferences? Susan Weinstein: I'm not going to be here the 15th. Unknown: all right. 22nd work? Susan Weinstein: No. I'm trying to think I might be able to call in on the 15th. Michael Staiti: What about the 14th? Are you out of town? I Susan Weinstein: will be out of town on the 15th. I'll be home on the 14th. I think.
Michael Staiti: Monday's nights don't work. Oh. my sorry. 14th is a Tuesday. right? Yeah. sorry. I meant to say the 14th. It's 14th. Work for anybody with me.
Susan Weinstein: what's that? I can do it Unknown: great. Fine with 14th at six o'clock.
Michael Staiti: I don't have anything from habitat or zba or anything that came in. Moving forward. I'm going to cancel it because don't have anything else going on other than paying that one small bill. and they waited seven months for the bigger bills.
Susan Weinstein: All right. Well. then would you like me to say it's 623 and I move we adjourn? I would okay. it's 623 I
Michael Staiti: have a second. I'll second roll call. Jackie Yes. Susan. yes. Mary and Mike. yes. Thank you all very much. Everybody.