I'm interested in how the housing report will be interpreted, especially since it indicates that Northfield needs senior housing and affordable first time buyer housing in the next 5 years. With new apartments already in the pipe line, but these types of housing NOT in the pipeline, what will the city do to encourage development for senior housing and first time home buyer housing? I also want a deeper dive into the theory that commuters will choose to live in Northfield if there is more housing available. There has been no survey to support this theory nor to identify what type of housing commuters might choose.