Hingham Affordable Housing Trust refocuses after Lincoln Apartments warrant vote fails. The Trust unanimously approved its Treasurer's Reports with an April balance of $1,661,050.32 and committed to a Capital Needs Assessment and revised outreach strategy following the narrow failure of its warrant
Hingham Affordable Housing Trust approves Lincoln School protections. The Trust unanimously backed amendments to Warrant Article 23 that would cap the Lincoln School Apartments building at 30 percent of the parcel and enforce affordability protections for seniors and persons with disabilities as
Hingham Affordable Housing Trust seeks Town Meeting vote on potential property privatization. The Trust is asking Town Meeting to authorize the Select Board to sell, lease, or convey the Lincoln School Apartments property at 86 Central Street to a private developer, citing urgent capital repairs
The Hingham Affordable Housing Trust held an informational meeting on Lincoln School Apartments renovation and disposition. Chair Jack Falvey outlined plans for a proposed Warrant Article and additional community meetings for neighbors at the 600-foot notice threshold. Residents raised questions
Hingham Affordable Housing Trust moves Lincoln School Apartments proposal forward. The Trust voted January 20 to present a warrant article to the Select Board for potential affordable housing redevelopment of the property, with a hearing tentatively scheduled for February 24 or 26. Chair Jack
Hingham Affordable Housing Trust advances warrant article on Lincoln School Apartments. The trust voted four to zero to submit the article to the Select Board, which would authorize the board to sell, lease, or convey the 86 Central Street property for community housing purposes and to impose an
Hingham's Affordable Housing Trust outlines plan to convey Lincoln School Apartments to private developer. AHT Chair Jack Falvey presented a warrant article enabling a request for proposals process to find a developer who could renovate and potentially expand the property while maintaining
Hingham Affordable Housing Trust pursues developer partnership for Lincoln School Apartments. Trust Chair Jack Falvey presented a proposal for the Select Board to seek a Town Meeting warrant article authorizing lease or sale of the property to a for-profit or nonprofit developer to fund capital
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