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Committee contractor to assess three town parking lots for housing potential
Summary
The Affordable Housing Committee said a signed contract with consultant Amanda Emma will analyze Lumberyard, Locust and Richmond Hill parking lots for carrying capacity and site strengths; a subcommittee meeting with the consultant is being proposed for Nov. 10 and proposals are expected in January.
The Affordable Housing Committee reported that a contract with consultant Amanda Emma has been signed to analyze three town-owned parking lots for their potential to support future housing development. The committee said Amanda Emma will assess Lumberyard, Locust and Richmond Hill sites and return findings that the committee will distill into a recommendation for elected officials.
Committee members said the consultant team walked all three sites with department heads last week to gather background information and review prior plans. "The contract with Amanda Emma has finally been signed. I'm happy to circulate that to this group," a committee…
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