October
1
2015
Deklarasyon an divilgasyon dekri tèm , kondisyon , ak restriksyon yo sa ki aplike a achte kay potansyèl ki ta vle patisipe nan pwogram ONE Mortgage.
October
1
2015
The Commonwealth of Massachusetts has established a set of principles to promote sustainable development through integrated energy, environment, housing and economic development, transportation and other polices, programs, investments and regulations.
October
1
2015
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October
1
2015
All ONE Mortgage borrowers must complete a homebuyer education class that has been approved by the Massachusetts Homeownership Collaborative. This is a list list of approved education providers. Class times, locations, cost, and language capacity may vary depending on the agency providing the class.
July
10
2015
BOSTON, July 10, 2015 --- As part of our analysis of impediments to housing growth, the Massachusetts Housing Partnership asked Joseph D. Peznola of Hancock Associates to analyze the state’s sewage treatment regulations. Peznola's analysis found that state regulations offer relatively simple system solutions for projects under 10,000 gallons per day, but projects of 10,000 gallons or more require very expensive systems. This often forces developments to be much larger than may be necessary so it can cover sewage construction and maintenance costs. Hancock also found that regulations are based on water usage levels prior to the advent of more efficient plumbing fixtures and appliances. This reports outlines and problems with existing regulations and makes recommendations for reasonable changes.
July
10
2015
As part of our analysis of impediments to housing growth, the Massachusetts Housing Partnership asked Hancock Associates to analyze the state’s sewage treatment regulations. Hancock's analysis found that state regulations offer relatively simple system solutions for projects under 10,000 gallons per day, but projects of 10,000 gallons or more require very expensive systems. This often forces developments to be much larger than may be necessary so it can cover sewage construction and maintenance costs. Hancock also found that regulations are based on water usage levels prior to the advent of more efficient plumbing fixtures and appliances. This reports outlines and problems with existing regulations and makes recommendations for reasonable changes.