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Concord Housing Roundtable secures $450K grant, coordinates planning

Concord housing bodies coordinate on $450K retrofit, planning updates. The Concord Housing Authority reported securing $450,000 in HILAP program funding with up to $1.05 million potentially available for an Everett Gardens sprinkler retrofit serving 52 units, pending approvals, according to Stephan

Concord Housing Authority · Meeting of March 30, 2026

Concord housing bodies coordinate on $450K retrofit, planning updates. The Concord Housing Authority reported securing $450,000 in HILAP program funding with up to $1.05 million potentially available for an Everett Gardens sprinkler retrofit serving 52 units, pending approvals, according to Stephan Bader. The Concord Municipal Affordable Housing Trust recommended expediting a Housing Production Plan update as the Select Board outlined a consultant-led MCI Concord master plan process to kick off in April.

The Planning Board presented seven Town Meeting zoning articles addressing multifamily housing, mixed-use flexibility, lighting, wireless communications, parking, and height limits. The Housing Foundation reported the Barrett's Mill farmhouse addition project advancing with construction anticipated to begin shortly following septic upgrades.

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Source: the Concord Housing Authority meeting of March 30, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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