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CHI contracts with Chip Sheehan to rehabilitate the Point Property, to develop two units, as of right.
Coming Home Inc prepared a filing with the Town of Groveland. The details of the plan differ from the original.
The Town of Groveland declined to support a "friendly 40-B" development. To win in the courts would require more money, and more time, than CHI had available.
The Eagle Tribune published, on 2009 March 9, an article describing some of the changes, and on 2009 March 31, another article presenting responses from some of the community.
Coming Home Inc invited almost 300 neighbors and abutters to share their concerns, their questions, and their support.
Our President, John Anderson, described our mission, to provide affordable rental housing, with a preference for Groveland residents. Our architect, Brett Donham, presented a plan for 15 units of affordable rental housing, and an affordable day care center.
The Eagle Tribune published, on October 01, 2008, an interview with John Anderson that described our plans at the time.
Coming Home Inc purchased the Point Property from Mr and Mrs Perris, with a mortgage from Georgetown Savings Bank, and support from Trinity Episcopal Church of Haverhill, from St James' Episcopal Church of Groveland, and from Episcopal City Mission of Boston.
It was later recognized as a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization by the IRS.
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