CPA Projects Database

Renovation of the existing tennis courts at Frontier Regional High School, including but not limited to the installation of a new surface, fences and nets.

Restoration of one of three masonry silos at Quonquont Farm, including but not limited to the replacement of the roof and repair/ restoration of the masonry tiles.

Fletcher St. Playground will receive a new accessible play structure with a poured in place surface in the Spring. Appropriation of $150,000 was approved on May 25, 2023 but project will not commence until FY24.

To Frontier Regional School Committee for the reconstruction of Frontier Regional tennis courts, including lining for pickleball courts, for school and community use [fund to come from the Open Space/Recreation Account Fund]

Preserve, rehabilitate, and restore select historic gravestones at West Cemetery

The Senior Rental Assistance Program will provide low-income seniors facing housing instability with rental stipends, over the course of up to twelve months. The program is designed as a pilot program, with the goal of developing a local model to aid in preventing the displacement of low-income senior residents. By coupling forward-looking rental assistance with dedicated support accessing housing and economic resources in the community, the program looks to address the particular barriers that seniors face to maintaining stable housing. The central goal of the program is to develop pathways for seniors to remain safely and stably housed in the community, with the necessary resources in place to do so.

Renovation and Restoration of Historical property located at 207 Main Street. Updates to electrical, HVAC, life safety, and ADA access. Preservation of historical building features. Former Dighton community hall and church being repurposed to house the Dighton Public Library

Engineering design for expansion of Field of Dreams recreation complex

Conservation restriction for the Fiske Hill parcel, which was purchased with CPA funds.

To fund a master plan and to work on signage, maps, forest rehabilitation and enhancement of public access for the Plimpton property.

Funds to be used for the purpose of engineering, design, and permitting for connecting the Riverlands trails to Main Street, including the design of pedestrian bridge.

CPA funds to be used for the purpose of engineering, design, legal fees and permitting, as well as design of trails and a parking lot for the Grand Trunk Trail extension, on 1 River Road and 9 River Road, from the intersection of River/Farqhuar Road to Haynes Street.

Funding for restoration and rehabilitation of the Gold Star Mother’s Memorial and the monument's landscape at the Center Office Building.

To fund the construction of 10 units of affordable supported housing for persons over the age of 55 who receive services from the Department of Mental Health. The Mendes-Monteiro House will be developed by Partners in Housing and managed by the Dartmouth Housing Authority. Support services to tenants will be provided by the Department of Mental Health. The property will be located at 2 Anderson Way. The housing will be for persons age 55 and older and the CPA project grant agreement will include a preference for Dartmouth residents. The total development cost is estimated to be $5,091,873. In October 2018, Town Meeting approved $500,000 for project development costs. The recommended additional $500,000 will be used for construction costs only and is essential to help close the financing gap that will allow this project to be completed. Total CPA funds represent 19.6% of the total project cost. The remaining funds will come from state and private sources. The Mendes-Monteiro House will include one 4 bedroom congregate unit and 6 one bedroom apartment units.

Design Services for Coburn House Repairs

NFC Equipment Purchase and Install Veterans Park

Demolition of BBF Workshop at Beaver Brook Farm

"Sound Reducing Materials" for newly constructed Pickleball Courts including Labor, Materials and Equipment to install the Acoustiblok pads, or a similar product by a different company.

Playground equipment improvements at Gillis Park (capital improvements). New additions include the installation of an ADA compliant outdoor water bottle filling station and picnic table. This project would also replace two pieces of broken equipment with a large ADA accessible [spinner].

The Community Preservation Committee recommended, and Town Council approved, $30,000 in 2020 (TCO 20-058) to conduct an historic building inventory of up to 120 properties dating from the late 1600’s to the early industrial period in Braintree. An initial RFP for historic preservation planning services was issued in October 2020 resulting in no qualified responses. A second RFP was issued in February 2023 resulting in the selection of Easton Architects. Town Council approved an additional $15,750 in funding (TCO 23-031) to complete the project.

Exterior restoration of the 1805 Hamilton Hall designed by Samuel McIntire

Repointing of the historic Emmerton House constructed in 1810-1812 owned and operated by the Woman's Friend Society

Roof replacement on the Powers Block in downtown Salem. Roof system is in significantly poor condition with leaking causing significant harm and destruction to building and 16 affordable housing units. Complete new roofing system with addition of insulation.

Creation of 29 units of 100% affordable supportive housing for seniors and 19 affordable apartments for seniors