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Civico Update - February 16, 2022
Waterfield Task Force Members Draft Report/Questions(s)
- Waterfield Task Force ReportDraft 10 6 21PDF
- Cummings Task Force Report draftPDF
- Fortin Task Force Report draftPDF
- Waterfield Taskforce Report GanapathyPDF
- 2021_10_04 Final Manganaro Report with 3 AttachmentsPDF
- Waterfield Task Force Report ZarembaPDF
- Patrick Fortin Financial QuestionsPDF
- Patrick Fortin Parking QuestionsPDF
- 2021-09-30-WTF Answers to QuestionsPDF
Public Comments
September 29th Meeting
Aug 25, Sept 13 & 20 Meeting information
- 2021-09-20 - Waterfield Task Force MeetingPDF
- WLTF Sept 20 Meeting AgendaPDF
- Memo from Lisa to Task ForcePDF
- Memo to Town of Winchester re Waterfield Lot Financial ReviewPDF
- Submission to Town of Winchester for Financial ConsultingPDF
- Waterfield Timeline HighlightsPDF
- Winchester OML and PRR Training(1288367.1)
- WLTF Sept 13 Meeting AgendaPDF
- 2021-09-13 - Waterfield Task Force MeetingPDF
- Waterfield Task Force Meeting 1 8-25-21
- WLTF Aug 25 Meeting Agenda
Background:
The Town has been exploring building more affordable housing as way to help support and revitalize the town center for nearly a decade starting with a 2011 Town Center Housing Study , Central Business District rezoning in 2015 and more recently a 2018 Housing Production Plan . In 2019, the Town embarked on a process to seek qualified developers to lease almost one acre of land owned by the Town and located next to the Commuter Rail Station on Waterfield Road. This multi phased process started with Request for Qualified Developers and these only those developers that were pre-qualified were invited to submit proposals.
Developer:
Select Board members unanimously chose CIVICO as their top choice with input from members of the Chamber, Planning Board, Housing Partnership Board and residents. www.CivicoDevelopment.com
Their proposal (CIVICO proposal) consists of 60 total units, including 40 affordable housing units, ground floor retail space, a courtyard, and two levels of parking. Their development was chosen for its beautiful design, commitment to affordable housing, highest amount of parking and also one of the lowest building heights of all the proposals.