Housing Production Plan

2022 Housing Production Plan

In Massachusetts, Housing Production Plans (HPPs) help municipalities better understand local housing needs and demand, development constraints and opportunities, and their vision for future Affordable Housing (and sometimes market-rate housing).

The Carlisle Affordable Housing Trust organized this planning project to study Carlisle’s housing needs and develop a strategy for increasing the supply of affordable housing, consistent with the goals articulated in the final draft of the Carlisle Master Plan. 

The project was supported by expert housing planners from the Metropolitan Area Planning Council (MAPC), and guided by a nine-member steering committee of Carlisle residents, housing professionals, board members, and other community stakeholders that were enlisted by the CAHT:

• Adelaide Grady, Carlisle Planning Board
• Barney Arnold, Carlisle Select Board 
• Gina Fox, Carlisle Affordable Housing Trust 
• Maureen Cosgrove-Deery, Carlisle Affordable Housing Trust 
• Joan Ingersoll, Carlisle Council On Aging & Human Services
• Christine Lear, Carlisle Member at Large 
• Amanda Coperchio, Carlisle School Committee
• Rachel Gore Freed, Equity and Inclusion Advisory Council
• Jeffrey Brem, Habitat for Humanity

Read the Housing Production Plan

The Carlisle Housing Production Plan (HPP) has been adopted by both the Planning Board and the Select Board, and has been approved by the Executive Office of Housing and Livable Communities (EOHLC). The HPP has a five-year term and will expire on August 1, 2028. Read the state approval letter here.

Read the Housing Production Plan here. Please email any questions or comments to caht@carlislema.gov

2022 Housing Production Plan Fact Sheet

Details about the project and its goals.

2015 Housing Production Plan