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The committee unanimously recommended $500,000 for the Oliver Coburn Farmhouse and Harmony Hall restoration, $265,000 for an ADA elevator at the Dracut Housing Authority’s 113 Parker Avenue building, and $13,667 for housing-monitoring services.
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These recommendations would direct Community Preservation funds toward historic restoration, improved accessibility for residents at the Parker Avenue elderly housing building, and monitoring of Dracut’s 668 deeded affordable housing units. The Richardson-Moylan Farm application was postponed for more information, while the Dracut Grange Hall applicant will be invited to explain how the building would serve the public. The committee also recommended Steve Hall for its open at-large seat.
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