CPA Projects Database

To allow for extending the footprint of the restrooms beyond the PARC grant approved project providing $50K. This rehab would keep the same capacity and be fully accessible.

Continuation of funding for Kuehn's Way, affordable housing development

Replacement/restoration of historic tabernacle roof

Continued support of the Dukes County Regional Housing Authority affordable housing assistance.

Grading, landscaping, plantings and play structures and placement at Tisbury School playground

Creation of ADA van/unloading space, plus 16 parking spaces, adding landscaping, signage and realignment of public parking lot that adjoins the Church Street Tennis courts

For future open space land purchases and any other related costs.

For Forge Pond channel improvements project and any other related costs.

For the O'Brien Farm public footbridge and any other related costs

Funding for Concord’s update of the 2015 Housing Production Plan. The Town is required to update this plan every five years; this request was delayed by one year to allow completion of the 2020 census, which will recalculate the Town’s required number of subsidized housing units as listed on the State’s Subsidized Housing Inventory. The Town is required to have at least 10% of its housing stock available as affordable housing; Concord is currently at 10.52%.

Funding for the rehabilitation of the flagpole at Emerson Field; work to include scraping of the pole to remove severe rusting, priming and painting.

Funding to purchase a conservation restriction on a 0.68 acre area of woods between the Emerson House and the Heywood Meadow. This portion of the R.W. Emerson House parcel is proposed to be restricted by the Town for conservation and passive recreation purposes. The restriction will be held by the Natural Resources Commission, with public access provided over the Emerson-Thoreau Amble, and the lot will remain in fee ownership of the Ralph Waldo Emerson Memorial Association.

Funding for a Buydown Program to create or preserve at least one unit of affordable housing through the buy-down or conversion of existing market rate unrestricted housing, to restricted affordable housing. This will enable the CHDC to preserve existing housing stock while providing housing to an income-eligible household with long-term affordability restrictions when the opportunity presents itself.

Funding for consultation services from preservation and engineering professionals; structural repairs in the basement; reinforcement of attic rafters and floor joists; support ridge beams in annex; repairs to chimney, removal of spalling brick, and repointing of foundation.

Funding for modifications to the property including a new accessible pedestrian pathway from the parking lot to the beach; new steps; accessible parking; wood decking and a wheelchair mat to improve waterfront and restroom access; infiltration basins; drainage improvements and other stormwater improvements to the site.

Funding towards the Warner’s Pond Dredging Project, which seeks to improve the ecological health and recreational opportunities at Warner’s Pond through a limited dredging operation.

Southampton's Open Space Committee created a flyer to be mailed to every house h0ld in Town to explain what the Aquifer is, where it is and why it is necessary to protect it.

Installation of a dock with kayak launch component in Lewin Pond

painting of interior of Swansea Historic Library

Installation of Alarm system in historic Town Hall

School Playgrounds

The funds will be used to install a lift, provide an accessible restroom and make other changes to improve handicapped accessibility as well as installing a modern fire alarm system.

Disbursement to the Affordable Housing Trust Fund to support the preservation and creation of community housing.

Parking lot and trail improvements to the Weir Hill access point on Stevens Street. The work will include removing invasive species, landscaping and plantings, and stabilizing erosion around a historic stone arch.