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Posted
Oct 1, 2026
Nov 13, 2026
Project consists of but not limited to add a vestibule within the community room at the existing rear entrance. Work includes new storefront in 3 openings including 2 power-operated entry doors; addition of hvac equipment for vestibule; expand and modify existing intercom, security, fire alarm, and access control systems including new nvr system; electrical work including interior and exterior lighting
Posted
Sep 17, 2026
Nov 12, 2026
Redevelopment of the site. The approx. 43.26 acre parcel has approx. 6 acres of developable land with quick access to Massachusetts Route 2 and Route 63. The developable portion of the property is zoned Central Village and is serviced by public water and sewer.
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City
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Arlington
County
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Middlesex
Address
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4 Winslow Street
Phone Number
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(781) 646-3400
Zip Code
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02474
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Arlington Housing Authority
The board discussed capital project updates, including the fire alarm upgrade at Winslow Towers, parking lot repavement at Drake Village, and various HILAPP applications. The Executive Director provided updates on resident services, fraud investigation refunds, and staff changes. The board reviewed and rejected a proposal from AT&T to modify rooftop lease agreements. Additionally, the board approved the creation of a revolving fund account, an updated procurement policy, a memorandum of agreement for the Life Skills Center, a contract for inspectional services, designer service contracts for multiple projects, and several change orders and certificates of completion.
The board approved the Memorandum of Understanding and Access Agreement between the housing authority and the Planning Office for Urban Affairs, Inc. for the redevelopment of the Drake Village Cottages, including authorization for the Executive Director to sign and implement these documents. Additionally, the board approved three Proposed Change Order requests for the ventilation upgrades project at the Hauser Building, amounting to a total cost of $40,457.20.
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The board received updates on several capital projects including fire alarm upgrades, parking lot repavement, high-speed internet installations, and various design-phase projects for entry doors, air source heat pumps, and accessibility improvements. The board approved the contract award to Araujo Bros Plumbing & Heating, Inc. for the Cusack Terrace Community Room Heat Pumps Project, accepted Community Preservation Act funds for the Cusack Terrace Fire Alarm and Sprinkler System upgrade, and approved Amendment #17 to the EOHLC Contract for Financial Assistance. Additionally, the board heard a report from the Winslow Towers Tenants Association regarding recent activities and community events.
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