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Trust Authorizes $15,000 Housing Feasibility Study

Housing Trust authorized a $15,000 feasibility study for three potential affordable housing sites in Upton, with Town Planner Michael Antonellis reaching out for quotes on parcels at 0 Warren Street and 0 Westboro Road, and Chair Katherine Robertson suggesting a possible third site at St. Gabriel's.

Affordable Housing Trust · Meeting of June 23, 2026

UPTON — Housing Trust authorized a $15,000 feasibility study for three potential affordable housing sites in Upton, with Town Planner Michael Antonellis reaching out for quotes on parcels at 0 Warren Street and 0 Westboro Road, and Chair Katherine Robertson suggesting a possible third site at St. Gabriel's. Treasurer Brian Gallagher reported the Trust holds $275,652 in available trust fund money and $809,000 in designated Community Preservation Committee funds.

Town Planner Michael Antonellis announced he has applied for a grant to fund a Master Plan update incorporating a revised Housing Chapter. In a joint session with the Planning Board, both boards discussed updated housing goals including zoning reform, higher-density development near transit hubs, and expanded affordable options for seniors and younger residents.

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Source: the Affordable Housing Trust meeting of June 23, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

Checked against the official minutes. It was corrected where it differed.

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