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Malden Morning Brief, Oct. 23: Housing trust eyes zoning set-aside cut
Malden affordable housing trust reviews zoning change cutting developer set-asides from 15 percent to 10 percent. From our own coverage: Housing trust reviews inclusionary zoning set-aside cut; Board of Appeal takes up charter school sign case.
From Malden News
- Housing trust reviews inclusionary zoning set-aside cut The Malden Affordable Housing Trust reviewed proposed changes to inclusionary zoning that would lower the required affordable set-aside from 15 percent to 10 percent while adjusting parking minimums and density bonuses for developers.Malden News
- Board of Appeal takes up charter school sign case The Malden Board of Appeal considered an awning sign variance request for Mystic Valley Regional Charter School under Petition 26-007, with Stephen Froio serving as acting chairperson in the absence of Chair Nathaniel Cramer.Malden News
- Ascension Self Defense opens new Pleasant Street studio Mayor Gary Christenson welcomed Ascension Self Defense to its new location at 75 Pleasant Street, the city announced Oct. 22. Owner and instructor Jordan Howard offers Krav Maga, Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and Muay Thai classes for children and adults.Malden News
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