Lincoln Housing Commission approved $50,000 for emergency mold remediation at duplex properties. The Affordable Housing Trust voted unanimously to authorize funding for comprehensive remediation work at two adjoining Sunnyside Road units after testing confirmed that extensive mold contamination had
Lincoln Housing Commission directed a work halt on a Sunnyside Road renovation after discovering extensive mold and standing water. Maintenance Coordinator Neil Feinberg reported that a July 2 site visit at 28 Sunnyside Road revealed standing water and mold in a crawl space beneath the vacant unit,
Lincoln's Housing Commission unanimously approved renovation work for a vacant ADA-accessible unit at 28 Sunnyside Road. Co-Chair Rachel Drew reviewed contractor cost proposals with members; the commission voted unanimously to award the painting and flooring installation to Trident Contractors,
Lincoln Housing Commission directed full lead remediation at Tower Road properties after reviewing inspection reports. All six residents remained current on rent through May. Member Terry Perlmutter recommended comprehensive remediation to ensure tenant safety and prevent cost escalation, with
Housing Commission approves revised scope for Housing Production Plan. The Commission unanimously authorized MAPC to finalize a revised scope contingent on incorporating discussed revisions and updated pricing, with Co-Chair Rachel Drew reporting that all tenant annual recertifications are complete
Lincoln Housing Commission deferred a maintenance coordinator vote pending conflict-of-interest review. The Commission convened April 14 to vote on hiring a maintenance coordinator, but members raised concerns that the candidate, Neil, had participated in drafting the Request for Proposals for the
Lincoln Housing Commission approved revised lease templates for the town's six affordable-housing units following completion of annual household recertifications and rent adjustments. Co-Chairs Rachel Drew and Jena Salon and members Julie Brogan, Terry Perlmutter, and Donald Fonseca voted
Lincoln Housing Commission deferred exterior painting work at town-owned units pending lead testing. Co-Chair Rachel Drew reported that three of seven town-owned residential units had possible lead paint concerns; the selected contractor could use lead-safe stabilization but was not licensed for
Lincoln Housing Commission unanimously approves tenant deposit application and maintenance funding. Co-Chairs Rachel Drew and Jena Salon joined members in authorizing emergency expenditures including an oil tank replacement and approving a Trident Home Solutions bid for exterior painting on
Housing Commission reviews tenant issues and defers action plan vote. Co-Chair Rachel Drew led the virtual meeting, at which members discussed an ongoing rent delinquency in Unit #2 requiring formal notice and possible eviction; four of seven households had completed annual recertifications with
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