Minutes:
Judge Welsh Room
Present:
Members: Steve Melamed, Alix Ritchie, Thanassi Kuliopulos, Bonnie Adams-Campbell, Todd Dever
Staff:
With Sylvia Foster and David Maloney:
39 of 43 deposits
7 of affordable housing units are in 1st phase; 9 total affordable units [studio and 1 bedroom]
1 bedroom $250,000 - $325,000
2 bedroom $365,000 - $415,000
plus $15,000 for second occupant
entrance fee is 90% refundable if leave; 100% if within first 90 days
monthly maintenance fee: $1250 - $1900 per month includes utilities [not phone] and social programs
Option 2: 1 Bedroom $10,000
2 Bedrooms $15,000
add $3,000 for second occupant
Big Train coming – Baby Boomers: aging population with growing needs for services and healthcare
Staffing: 66
employees – some part-time, seasonal, 54 full time equivalent; need 90 – 100,
probably 75
Minutes:
Public Statements: none
Business
Pier Corp:
Alix- Pier Corp issue of Bill’s
–repeating existing business, should this be a
Steve- Pier, the
Alix- As a member of the EDC, very concerned, not welcoming competitive business, as an EDC, reluctant in taking position of non-competitiveness.
Steve-
Alix- EDC should welcome all economic development
Thanassi- Accept new business
H2B-
non-existing, 33,000 cap;
Alix- This includes return workers
Steve- Going back to legislature, may fall under another section
Alix- Is this a friendly marina? Cost could cover high quality marina, according to Bill,
Bonnie- I have to agree with Bill’s concerns and then the total cost of upgrades and if we change parking, some people will be upset
Steve- Sharon asked us for
support on the sewer issue; send a letter position of EDC on record. EDC
critical differences of our meeting @ the
Pitch for repaving; best interest for the economy, do temporary resurface now for safety. EDC position neither businesses nor residents can wait until 2010.
Meeting adjourned at approximately