Wareham Affordable Housing Trust advances $75,000 housing production grant. The Trust voted unanimously, 4-0-0, at its July 21 meeting to authorize member Sandra Slavin to submit a Housing Production Plan grant request to the Community Preservation Committee; Clerk Carl Schulz moved the measure and
Housing Trust seeks $290K in uncollected tax title proceeds. Chair James M. Munise committed to formally requesting the approximately $290,000 in proceeds from 2022 tax title property sales on Avenue A and Apple Street that remain in the general fund despite Warrant Article 18 directing 50 percent
Wareham Affordable Housing Trust unanimously recommends member reappointment and new board representative. Chair James M. Munise was recommended for reappointment, and Joseph Still was recommended as the Select Board representative to replace Judith Whiteside, who declined to continue. In related
Wareham Affordable Housing Trust pursues dedicated CPA funding stream, studies town properties. The Trust agreed to seek a 5% annual Community Preservation Act reserve allocation directed to the WAHT account, to be presented at the spring town meeting, Chairman James M. Munise said; the allocation
The Wareham Affordable Housing Trust unanimously approved its December 9, 2025 minutes and deferred the January 13, 2026 minutes. Chair Jim Munise led the four-member quorum through a focused agenda centered on the West Street Project, reviewing a letter to the Select Board about potential scope
Wareham Affordable Housing Trust clarifies West Street project position. Chairperson Jim Munise directed a clarifying letter to the Zoning Board of Appeals after determining that developer Dean Harris misrepresented the Trust's September 2025 endorsement; the Trust had backed only the "concept" of
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