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Affordable Housing
The Town of Natick has a strong commitment to affordable housing for its residents and employees. The Department of Community Development monitors affordable housing throughout the town provided by developers as a result of Massachusetts General Law, or the local zoning bylaw, with regulations upheld by the town’s Zoning and Planning Boards. These housing developments are both for purchase or rental for applicants at or below 80% AMI. Typically the cost of these units precludes applicants below 50% Area Median Income (AMI). The Natick Housing Authority manages subsidized and public housing for incomes at or below 50% AMI.
Two housing committees, the Natick Affordable Housing Trust (NAHT) and the Community Development Advisory Committee (CDAC) meet concurrently every month to discuss and advocate for affordable housing. The CDAC is charged with tasks based mostly on the planning and establishment of goals based on Natick demographics and town policy, while overseeing 2 important planning documents, the Natick Housing Plan and the WestMetro HOME Consortium 5-year Consolidated Plan; whereas the Housing Trust is tasked with the development and provision of affordable housing opportunities through the maintenance and expenditure of local Housing Trust funds, and federal HOME funds received through the WestMetro HOME Consortium.
Two housing committees, the Natick Affordable Housing Trust (NAHT) and the Community Development Advisory Committee (CDAC) meet concurrently every month to discuss and advocate for affordable housing. The CDAC is charged with tasks based mostly on the planning and establishment of goals based on Natick demographics and town policy, while overseeing 2 important planning documents, the Natick Housing Plan and the WestMetro HOME Consortium 5-year Consolidated Plan; whereas the Housing Trust is tasked with the development and provision of affordable housing opportunities through the maintenance and expenditure of local Housing Trust funds, and federal HOME funds received through the WestMetro HOME Consortium.
Projects Under Review
St. Patrick's 40b Mixed-Use Residential Redevelopment
- Stonegate St. Patrick Application - Table of Contents
- Section 1: Stonegate St. Patrick - ZBA Application
- Section 3: Quitclaim Deed recorded 7.27.2015
- Section 4: Letter dated March 5, 2021 from Commonwealth of Massachusetts Attorney
- Section 4: 2020 Fall Annual Town Meeting Warrant
- Section 4: Letter dated March 5, 2021 from Commonwealth of Massachusetts Attorney
- Section 5: Project Eligibility Letter 9.27.2021
- Section 5: Stonegate St. Patrick - Natick Select Board Letter of Support
- Section 5: Stonegate St. Patrick - NAHTF Letter of Support
- b. 45 East Central, Natick Assessors Map
- Section 6: Aerial View of Project Site
- Section 7: East Cental Street View
- Section 7: Lincoln Street View
- Section 7: Wilson Street View
- Section 8: Finegold Alexander Architects Multi-Family Matrix October 8, 2021
- Section 8: Finegold Alexander Architects Townhomes Matrix October 8, 2021
- Section 9: VHB Stormwater Management Memorandum dated October 13, 2021
- Section 11: VHB Civil Plans dated October 7, 2021
- Section 11: Stonegate St. Patrick - Corrected Parking Summary Chart
- Section 11: Eaglebrook Engineering Existing Conditions Survey dated June 10, 2016
- Section 11: Finegold Alexander Architects Plans dated October 8, 2021
- Section 10: VHB Transportation Impact and Access Study dated October 8, 2021
Contact Us
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Amanda Loomis, AICP
Director of Community & Economic Development
Phone: 508-647-6450
Fax: 508-647-6444
Email: aloomis@natickma.org
Located At:
Natick Town Hall
2nd Floor
13 East Central Street
Hours:
Mon-Wed 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Thurs 8:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.
Fri 8:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.