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Community Preservation Committee

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Aug 15, 2026

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Community Preservation Committee Meeting Summary

Published Aug 15, 2026

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Briefing

Jun 25, 2026

Committee Approves Conditional Church Funding

The Community Preservation Committee unanimously approved up to $75,000 from the Historic Account for Trinity Episcopal Church restoration, pending acceptance of a deed restriction and other conditions.

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Briefing

May 28, 2026

Playground Funding Approved, Other Projects Continued

The committee unanimously approved up to $150,000 for the Tower Hill Playground project, using Open Space and Recreation funds, subject to School Department approval of the project and land use. Members continued several Stetson Hall, Town Hall, and Trinity Episcopal Church applications and denied a $150,000 Conservation Commission waterways planning request.

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Briefing

May 19, 2026

Community Preservation funding decisions

The committee unanimously approved $66,377 for a second year of Housing Coordinator funding and up to $150,000 for an Open Space and Recreation Plan. Members also continued the Tower Hill Playground and Trinity Church applications to May 28 and considered $300,000 for housing at 217 Mill Street, contingent on Town Council and other board approvals.

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Briefing

Apr 7, 2026

Community Preservation Committee Meeting Summary

Community Preservation Act applications are due May 1 at 4:30 p.m., with funding and set-aside votes required before June 30. The committee discussed a potential $154,000 restoration project at Trinity Episcopal Church and possible projects involving Stetson Hall and local waterways, but made no funding decisions.

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