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Votes at a glance: Trust approves minutes, CCAP and CFAP actions, and adjourns to executive session

Nantucket Affordable Housing Trust · January 6, 2026
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Summary

At its Jan. 6 meeting the Trust approved its agenda and two sets of minutes (Dec. 10 amended; Dec. 16), approved three CCAP mortgage subordinations and one CFAP covenant assistance application, and voted to adjourn to executive session.

The Nantucket Affordable Housing Trust handled several routine but formal actions at its Jan. 6 meeting:

- Agenda: The board unanimously approved the meeting agenda by roll call.

- Minutes: The board approved the Dec. 10 minutes as amended (roll‑call: Forrest Aye; Brooke Aye; Mary Abstain; Abby Aye; acting chair Aye). The board also approved the Dec. 16 minutes by roll call with aye votes recorded.

- CCAP (Closing Cost Assistance Program) subordinations: Staff presented three mortgage‑subordination requests for CCAP recipients who are refinancing. The Trust approved subordinations for Patrick O'Toole & Grace Antonovish; Esmeralda Martinez & Jose Martinez; and Carlene Thompson & Kevin Gordon. Staff described these as mortgage modifications to subordinate the Trust's lien to permit refinancing.

- CFAP (Covenant Formation Assistance Program): The Trust approved an application from Marjorie O'Day (also referenced as 8 Pulpits Road) for covenant formation assistance.

- Adjournment: The board voted to adjourn to executive session for the purposes listed on the agenda and did not return to open session.

Where available, roll‑call votes were recorded in the meeting transcript and are summarized above. Several votes were unanimous; one roll call on the Dec. 10 minutes included one abstention (Mary).