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Jaydream Nation retweeted
Incredible orgs like @AbundantHomesMA, @CHAPAdotorg, @mhphousing & @MAPCMetroBoston are already assisting & empowering local leaders & connecting them to state housing resources. @MassGovernor & @MassLtGov will need to take great care the new C4 adds value to existing efforts.
Replying to @ebwhamilton
Is there a security aspect to these recommendations?
Jaydream Nation retweeted
BREAKING: Article 34, the Planning Board’s multi-family zoning proposal to comply with the MBTA Communities Act, just passed Town Meeting unamended with 107 votes yes, 63 no and one abstention. Story to follow.
Jaydream Nation retweeted
Congratulations to Lexington for being the first MBTA Community to adopt multifamily zoning by right! And, Town Meeting adopted it 1 1/2 years ahead of their deadline! Thank you, Lexington, for allowing more homes that people need. lexingtonma.gov/DocumentCent… @CHAPAdotorg
Jaydream Nation retweeted
#2023LexATM Article 34: Amend Zoning Bylaw and Map - Multi-Family Zoning Housing for MBTA Communities PASSES
There's a good summary of the A34 situation in our local online news source:
lexobserver.org/2023/04/07/t…
I'm voting yes on the amendment because I worked on it and put my name on it (along with 12 other TMMs) as a political compromise.
If the amendment fails I'm voting yes on the original motion.
Proposed bylaw is here and is known as Article 34:
lexingtonma.gov/DocumentCent…
There is a substitute motion amendment that adds a "height buffer" for bldgs within 100' of a residential property line, removes some areas, and adds special permit req to others :
lexingtonma.gov/DocumentCent…
I’m a #LexingtonMA town meeting member and we’re scheduled to vote on our #mbta communities zoning bylaw this Monday. #AMA
Replying to @_justinfishman @berkie1
There’s no FAR or any of the other dimension controls that DHCD forbids. Analysis of the proposed bylaw using the (simplistic) MBTA-C compliance model suggests 57 units/acre. Parcel selection is admittedly weak as far as immediate development potential.



