64 Village Drive Unit 4 Deed Restriction

At a glance

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What: order 26-109754, a request by Attorney Aldo Cipriano for owner Mark Evangelista (spellings uncertain) to release the low-income deed restriction on unit 4, building 1, at 64 Village Drive.
Where it stands: Urban Affairs endorsed the release 4-0 on 2026-05-27 and sent it to the solicitor for proper language.
Update: reported to the council on 2026-06-08 and laid on the table at the petitioner's request; the release in proper legal form (from the assistant city solicitor) was approved 10-0 on 2026-06-22.
Next: nothing further in the record.

The age-restricted subdivision had two units carrying an affordable deed restriction.
The state housing agency does not count age-restricted housing as affordable, so the restriction serves no purpose.
The first unit was released on the same reasoning (committee report of May 6, 2024).
The current owner inherited the unit and cannot sell until it is released.

Councilor Ducette supported it as unavoidable.
Councilor Vital, whose ward includes the subdivision, said neighbors he spoke with were in favor.
The chair said none of the other age-restricted special permits had an affordable component.

About 6 minutes across 3 meetings (from transcript timestamps; approximate).

2026-06-22 - City Council - Moved up the agenda; release in proper form approved 10-0 on Councilor Robey's motion.
2026-06-08 - City Council - Urban Affairs reported its endorsement; at the petitioner's request the item lay on the table until June 22.
2026-05-27 - Urban Affairs Committee - Endorsed the release 4-0; referred to the solicitor to draft language for June 8 (or June 22).