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Board and Commission Meetings – Week of 9/3/2023

Newton Human Rights Commission will meet virtually (Zoom link) on Tuesday, September 5 at 6PM. The agenda includes the following:

  • Student Reports
  • Newton Police Department Reports
  • Complaints Received
  • Update 2023 Boston Marathon
  • Programming for 2023 -2024

Newton Fair Housing Committee will meet virtually (Zoom link) on Wednesday, September 6 at 8AM. The agenda includes the following:

  • Review of City Oversight of Affordable Housing Marketing, Lottery, and Leasing/Sales
  • Recommendation for Enhancing Newton’s Oversight of Deed Restricted and City-supported Affordable Housing—See Attachment
  • Subcommittee Updates
    • Lottery Results & Lease-ups Sub-Committee
    • Membership & Nominating Sub-Committee
    • Fair Housing Award Sub-Committee
  • Fair Housing Committee Priorities Discussion

Board of License Commissioners will hold a special virtual meeting (Zoom link) on Thursday, September 7 at 11:30AM. The agenda includes the following:

  • Request for a one-day temporary wine and malt license for an event on Saturday, September 9, 2023 from 5:30PM – 11PM at the Windsor Club, 1601 Beacon Street.

Franklin School Building Committee will meet virtually (Zoom link) on Thursday, September 7 at 6PM. The agenda includes the following:

  • Evaluation Criteria
  • Design Progress

Conservation Commission will meet virtually (Zoom link) on Thursday, September 7 at 7PM. The agenda includes the following:

  • Conservation Updates
    • Webster Woods – Information presentation and discussion with Assistant City Solicitor Andrew Lee
  • Wetland Decisions
    • Four requests to extend Order of Conditions
      • Various Trails maintained by the Newton Parks, Recreation, and Culture Department
      • 288 Mill Street – additions, walls, and plantings
      • 149 Pleasant Street – Solar Canopy over the Mason-Rice School Parking Lot
      • 145 Warren Street -renovations to an existing single-family house and construction of 4 new units
    • 4 Requests for a Certificate of Compliance (COC)
      • 45 Greenwood Street – landscaping and utilities work for a single-family house
      • 148 Pine Street – demolition of an existing duplex, construction of 3 single-family homes
      • 16 Grace Street – tear down/rebuild a single-family house
      • 5 Wyoming Street – work never initiated for an addition to an existing single-family house

West Metro Consortium will meet virtually (Zoom link) on Thursday, September 7 at 9AM. The agenda includes the following:

  • Introductions
    • Welcome Lara Kritzer, the new Director of Housing and Community Development
    • Consortium Member introductions
  • Consolidated Pool Updates
    • Review Proposed Relinquished and Retained Funds Summary
    • Review and Approve of Member Community Extension Requests
    • Review and Approve CHDO and Consolidated Pool funding amounts and RFPs
    • Form Evaluation Committee
  • HOME-ARP Update
    • RFP Update
  • Analysis of Impediments to Fair Housing (AI) Update
    • Fair Housing Testing Program
      • Update from Paige Stopperich, Esq. – Suffolk Housing Discrimination Testing Program (HDTP)
    • MAPC Consortium Overnight Parking Utilization Study
      • Discussion
  • FY21 & FY22 HOME Monitoring
    • FY21 & FY22 HOME Monitoring Update
    • Upcoming Deadlines
  • NSPIRE Inspections
    • Update
  • FY24 AAP & FY24 Subrecipient Agreements
    • Update

Newton Housing Authority Board of Commissioners will meet virtually (Zoom link) on Friday, September 8 at 2PM. The agenda includes the following:

  • Consent Agenda
    • Vote to approve July 2023 Disbursement Report
    • Vote to approve August 2023 Disbursement Report
  • Haywood House Update
  • Capital Improvement Votes
    • Vote to approve Change Order for Woodall Construction Co., Inc. in the amount of $4,419.26 for additional work to extend concrete knee walls to secure railings to the concrete base at 80A Thurston Road ADA Ramp project, FISH 211108.
    • Vote to accept award from Carpenters Local 339 to rebuild 6 sheds at 237 Watertown Street Units A-F.
    • Update on previous votes
      • Change Order #1 for Vareika Construction, Inc. FISH 211107 223/225 Tremont Street totaled $24,913.88 (voted not to exceed $30,000 in July 2023). The contract time for completion of the project is therefore extended an additional 29 days at no cost.
      • Contract for the roof replacement at 45 Pelham Street was awarded to Fairway Roofing & Maintenance LLC in the amount of $52,250 (voted not to exceed $100,000 in July 2023).
    • Vote to approve Contract with TBD for Wyman Street parking lot reconstruction/paving in the amount of TBD. (Bids due September 7th)
    • Vote to approve Change Order for window replacement project at Jackson Gardens and Horace Mann in the amount of $186,109.92. This change order is necessary to install the 286 windows at Jackson Gardens using break metal construction.
    • Vote to approve HUD 2024 PHA Plan
  • Vote to approve HUD 2023 Capital Fund Plan
  • Vote to approve EOHLC 2024 Annual Plan
  • RSD 2023 Mid-Year Report
  • Old Business
    • Action CPC Meeting Update
    • Strategic Plan Update
  • New Business Action
    • NSPIRE Discussion
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