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RECEIVED: 3/20/23 at 3:23 pm. LIST OF TOPICS: 1. Call to Order: Welcome, Announcements, and Agenda Review. 2. Public Comment. 3. Action and Discussion Items: Conversation with HRC. 4. Public Comment. 5. Upcoming Agenda Items & Meeting Schedules. 6. Other Topics: Other topics the Chair did not reasonably anticipate 48 hours in advance of the meeting. 7. Adjourn.

RECEIVED: 3/20/23 at 3:21 pm. LIST OF TOPICS: 1. Call to Order: Opening Remarks, Announcements, and Agenda Review. 2. Reports and Comments: Public Comment. 3. Action and Discussion Items: a. Conversation with CSSJC. b. HRC Bylaw Update. c. AAPI Heritage Month Celebration. d. Human Rights Youth Hero Awards. 4. Reports and Comments: Public Comment and HRC Member Reports. 5. Next Meeting Date: TBD. 6. Other Topics: Other topics that the Chair did not reasonably anticipate 48 hours in advance of the meeting. 7. Adjourn

RECEIVED: 3/22/23, 4:10 pm. LIST OF TOPICS: Click "More Details" for List of Topics

RECEIVED: 3/22/23 at 4:05 pm. LIST OF TOPICS: Agenda Adoption/Changes. Topics not reasonably anticipated 48 hours in advance of meeting. Public Comment. The Chair will recognize members of the public. When called on please identify your full name and address. The Chair may need to curtail discussion in the interest of time needed. Approval of minutes (v). Approval of the CIP/ Annual Plan (v). Executive Director Reports. Financials. Warrant Report (v). Treasurers Report (v). Property Management Report. Unit Vacancies. Tenant Accounts Receivable. Leased Management Reports. PIC Report. Voucher Management System Report. Facilities. Capital. Work Order. Board Correspondence. Commissioners Discussion. Wage Match Update PHN 2023-03- Board Approval, Chair signature (v). Amendment to Executive Director Contract – Change in benefited time off per DHCD request. Adjourn

RECEIVED: 3/22/23 at 2:04 pm. LIST OF TOPICS: 1. Call to Order: Welcome, Announcements, and Agenda Review. 2. Public Comment. 3. Presentation. 4. Action and Discussion Items: a. Engagement/ Consultation Campaign: Survey, The Big Payback Screening, Darity/Mullen/LWV Racial Justice Committee, Amherst College, Hampshire College, and UMass Listening Sessions, and Final Report. 5. H.R. 40 Update. 6. BAAM Update. 7. Public Comment. 8. Member Reports. 9. Upcoming Agenda Items & Meeting Schedules. 10. Other Topics: Other topics the Chair did not reasonably anticipate 48 hours in advance of the meeting. 11. Adjourn:

RECEIVED: 3/21/23 at 4:06 pm. LIST OF TOPICS: Call to Order; Public participation; Approve Minutes from March 15, 2023; Sign Motor Vehicle Excise Abatements; Discuss creating a book for new members; Principal Assessor Update; Verify date for next in person meeting; Executive session; Approve/Deny Real Estate & Personal Property Abatements; Adjourn Meeting

This workshop is a fun and interactive way for Amherst residents to let the Town know their views on solar development. There will be a set of self-paced activities where people can comfortably and anonymously share their thoughts and ideas in a safe space. Translation services, children’s crafts and light refreshments will be made available. Please join us!

Join Amherst Town Manager Paul Bockelman and special guest Elementary School Building Committee member and Town Councilor Cathy Schoen. Come to discuss & ask your questions about the elementary school building project or other topics. All are welcome!

Join the CSSJC and CRESS for a Community Listening Session. Learn what CRESS has been doing! Share your thoughts We're Listening!!!

An event to commemorate the lives that were lost to COVID. Sponsored by the Interfaith Opportunity Network. For more information or to volunteer for this event please reach out to Katie Tolles: tolleskatie@gmail.com

LIST OF TOPICS: Elementary School Building Project - update and presentation by Cathy Schoen; Rental Registration - presentation by Jennifer Taub; Town Services - presentation by Dorothy Pam; Get Involved - presentation by Angela Mills, how to utilize the Town of Amherst website, how to get involved; General questions and answers; Announcements. Click for more details below.

Transportation accounts for more carbon emissions than any other sector of the US economy. How can we rapidly build more walkable cities and expand public transit options in urban and rural places? Join us for a conversation between advocates, policy-makers, and transit administrators about climate justice and our transit future. Natalie Blais, Representative for the 1st Franklin District Makayla Comas and Catherine Gleason, LivableStreets Sandra Sheehan, Pioneer Valley Transit Authority

Join the African Heritage Reparation Assembly for a screening of the Big Payback followed by a discussion with former Evanston Alderwoman Robin Rue Simmons who led the country's first-ever tax-funded municipal bill for Black Americans. Joining the discussion will be Mike Jirik, the Racial History of Amherst College Research Fellow.

Dan is a one man vocal and piano concert. Join us for all your soft rock & easy listening favorites from the 50s to the 70s!

Join experienced paper artist Pari for a chance to explore a new way to create. Supplies, inspiration and guidance provided, no experience necessary!

We believe the universe as we know it began at the moment of the “Big Bang” almost 14 billion years ago. But what’s going to happen to it in the far future? Will the universe last forever, or will it someday recollapse into a “Big Crunch”? Learn about what each of those scenarios would look like, and what it would take for us to someday figure out which is actually going to happen.