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Housing trust reports parcel survey, schedules public forum Oct. 23

Town of Sudbury Council on Aging · October 6, 2025
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Summary

Carmine Gentile told the COA Oct. 6 that the Housing Authority and Trust is surveying a four-acre parcel near the police and fire station and that potential development opportunities include the police crime lab site on Horse Pond Road. A public housing forum is set for Oct. 23 at Goodnow Library.

The Council on Aging received an update Oct. 6 from member Carmine Gentile on housing initiatives under consideration by Sudbury’s Housing Authority and Housing Trust.

Gentile said a four-acre parcel near the police and fire station is currently being surveyed. He also identified the police crime lab on Horse Pond Road as another potential site for future housing development. No formal decisions or approvals were recorded at the meeting; Gentile announced a public housing forum on Oct. 23 at the Goodnow Library that the Housing Trust and Housing Authority will host to solicit community input.

Select Board member Lisa Kouchakdjian’s earlier update on budget and policy planning was noted in the meeting minutes, which suggest coordination between town governance and housing planning efforts.

Next steps: the forum on Oct. 23 will provide a public venue for details and community feedback; the board did not record any motions or votes to authorize development at either site at this meeting.