Martha's Vineyard rejected a 54-acre subdivision with 26 below-market lots and 19 luxury homes after seven marathon meetings, leaving land bought for $6.6 million in 2017 undeveloped for now
- By Alex Wilcox Cheek - commons.wikimedia.orgMartha’s Vineyard has rejected one of the largest housing proposals ever considered by its regional planning body.
- The Katama Meadows project in Edgartown proposed 52 homes across 54 acres, including 26 below-market lots intended for moderate-income residents and municipal workers, alongside 19 market-rate homes that could have sold for around $5 million each.
- After seven lengthy meetings, the Martha’s Vineyard Commission voted 10 to 3, with one abstention, to deny the project.
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- By Alex Wilcox Cheek - commons.wikimedia.orgMartha’s Vineyard has rejected one of the largest housing proposals ever considered by its regional planning body.
- The Katama Meadows project in Edgartown proposed 52 homes across 54 acres, including 26 below-market lots intended for moderate-income residents and municipal workers, alongside 19 market-rate homes that could have sold for around $5 million each.
- After seven lengthy meetings, the Martha’s Vineyard Commission voted 10 to 3, with one abstention, to deny the project.
Sources: Times of India