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Charles River Center proposes 86-unit inclusive housing at Militia Heights; seeks CPC support amid state funding rules
Summary
Charles River Center presented Charles River Heights, an 86-unit affordable housing development combining roughly equal shares of clients the center serves and general-affordable tenants with on-site wraparound services; presenters said state rules limit 24/7 group-home care on the site and that half of units would be occupied by CRC clientele.
Charles River Center (CRC) officials presented plans on March 12 for Charles River Heights, a proposed 86-unit affordable housing development at 59 East Militia Heights Drive that would pair integrated housing with a spectrum of support services for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
Anne Marie (surname given in transcript as Anne Marie; presenter identified herself as Charles River Center president/CEO) said the project would create 86 affordable apartments, about half of which CRC expects to allocate to the people it serves and the other half to the general community under standard AMI rules. "We are creating 86 new affordable housing units. The most important thing to remember is about 50% of those units will be occupied by the Charles River Center clientele," the…
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