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Information on Individual CPA Communities

This report displays detailed information on each community's CPA program, including the local Community Preservation Committee bylaw/ordinance, adoption data, and revenue history. Use the dropdown menu located below to select a community's report.


CPC Program Database - Orleans
Municipality Information
Orleans
CPA Program Details
05-17-2005
3%
None
CPA Elections History
 
Election Purpose
Path to Ballot
Surcharge
%
Exemptions
Election Date
Status
% Yes
% No
Current
Status
 
  Initial Adoption Legislative Body Vote 3% None 05-17-2005 Pass 93% 7% Yes
  Initial Adoption Ballot Question Petition 2% None 05-15-2001 Fail 40% 60%  
CPA Revenue History
 
Fiscal
Year
Local
Surcharge
Total Trust
Fund
Distribution
Percentage
Total Revenue (Local
Surcharge +
Distribution)
 
  2002       $0
  2003       $0
  2004       $0
  2005 $434,981     $434,981
  2006 $470,249 $434,981 100% $905,230
  2007 $486,393 $470,249 100% $956,642
  2008 $525,187 $486,393 100% $1,011,580
  2009 $559,861 $424,149 80.76% $984,010
  2010 $574,583 $250,538 44.75% $825,121
  2011 $590,449 $199,820 34.78% $790,269
  2012 $626,996 $201,226 34.08% $828,222
  2013 $639,449 $213,164 33.98% $852,613
  2014 $658,017 $427,226 66.81% $1,085,243
  2015 $685,814 $265,098 40.3% $950,912
  2016 $711,399 $259,233 37.9% $970,632
  2017 $716,792 $187,619 26.37% $904,411
  2018 $775,732 $159,186 22.24% $934,918
  2019 $893,294 $198,191 25.55% $1,091,485
  2020 $937,935 $277,023 31.01% $1,214,958
  2021 $987,953 $348,587 37.17% $1,336,540
  2022 $995,846 $562,423 56.93% $1,558,269
  2023 $1,066,360 $501,777 50.39% $1,568,137
  2024 $0 $291,459 27.33% $291,459
TOT   $13,337,290 $6,158,342   $19,495,632
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