Littleton Morning Brief, Oct. 24: Housing trust weighs funding for three projects

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• Housing trust weighs funding for three projects Littleton's Affordable Housing Trust reviewed three housing projects competing for its funding, from a Habitat for Humanity home to a senior complex planned for 75-plus deeply affordable units, after the state's Small Grants Program it had counted on evaporated.Littleton News
• Select Board weighs ZBA chair's hearing role Littleton's Select Board considered whether ZBA Chairperson Sherrill Gould, who has represented Kimball Farm property in other legal matters, should be permitted to chair an October 15 hearing on a liquefied natural gas tanker variance there, after a board member raised conflict-of-interest concerns.Littleton News
• Conservation Commission reviews water, gas permits Littleton's Conservation Commission took up permit requests for a water-supply connection upgrade and a gas-line replacement project on Taylor Street, while continuing hearings on a Shag Bark Drive dock project and the Shaker Lane Elementary School renovation to October 20.Littleton News
• Friends of LCTV set telethon date The Friends of Littleton Community Television will hold their first annual telethon on Nov. 19 from 6 to 9 p.m., broadcast live on LCTV and streamed online, to raise money for the station's programming.Littleton News

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