The Londonderry housing authority unanimously approved two invoices totaling $810 and reviewed year-to-date finances. Chair Dan Root convened the five-member commission, which approved $450 to McDonald for first-quarter accounting services and $360 to counsel Jonathan Boutin for legal fees.
Londonderry Housing Authority approves February minutes and discusses property development. Chair Dan Root reported a February 17 meeting with the Massachusetts Housing Trust about Harvey Road properties, with the trust expressing interest only in long-term leases, not purchases. The authority's FY
Housing Authority reviews 2025 investments at $2.1 million with market-aligned returns. RBC manager Sean Lynch presented year-end results and projected low to mid-range gains for 2026, with high single to double-digit percentage returns anticipated, citing managed accounts as protective during
The Londonderry Housing and Redevelopment Authority unanimously confirmed Boutin and McDonald as vendors while deferring a decision on RBC until its February meeting. Chair Dan Root, Secretary Dave Abbott, and Vice Chair Chris Powers reviewed year-to-date 2025 financials showing $160,400 in net
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