Housing
Update on Housing Projects
Town Manager Clark updates the SB on the various projects in process
Update on Town Employee Housing Projects
Town Manager Clark updates the SB on the various projects in process
Housing Authority Meeting Clips
Truro Ad Hoc Walsh Property Advisory Committee Meeting
ADUs By Right in Cape Cod National Seashore?
MA regulations appear to conflict with federal law, and federal law takes precedence.
Letter from MA Housing Secretary Augustus to Eastham Town Manager confirming federal law takes precdence.
Overview of Seasonal Communities Designation
Presented to Truro Select Board by State Senator Julian Cyr
Cloverleaf Financing Officially On Record
Groundbreaking Plans Underway
25 S Highland Demolition
Public Comment to the Select Board
25 S Highland Demolition
DPW Director provides an update to the Select Board
25 S Highland Demolition
Demolition in process
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Select Board Cloverleaf Update
Town Manager Tangeman provides an update to the Select Board
Select Board Housing Trust Update Discussion
Housing Authority wishes to study and gather community feedback
Select Board Housing Trust Discussion
Housing Authority wishes to study and gain community feedback
Walsh Recommendations Adopted at Town Meeting
Walsh Community Forum
Select Board Authorizes Funds for 25 S Highland Phase 1
Walsh Committee Discusses the Fate of the 8 Cottages
Town Manager stresses consultant Weston & Sampson's options.
Members express concerns about viability of renovating the cottages.
Walsh Committee Discusses the State of the 8 Cottages
Town Manager contracted with consultant Weston & Sampson to analyze some options
Feedback from June 27 Walsh Property Community Forum and Online Survey
Wishes, Worries, and Suggestions
Following a community forum and subsequent online survey conducted by the Town of Truro in mid-2019, this report synthesizes public feedback regarding the future development of the newly-acquired Walsh property.
Participants outlined their "wishes," which emphasized a transparent, inclusive master planning process, diverse mixed-income housing, and preserving open space alongside recreational trails. Conversely, "worries" focused on the potential financial burdens, tax increases, risk of overdevelopment, and community conflict.
They also requested thorough public information sharing and varied virtual and physical involvement strategies to lower barriers to community participation.