CPA Projects Database

Rehabilitation and Preservation of Greek Revival Pillars on the 200 year old Original Congregational Church of Wrentham which is registered as a National Historic Landmark with the National Park Service.

Continued funding of Mirror Lake weed mitigation, and sediment study in an effort to preserve this open space in town of Wrentham.

Phase 2 of the Rice Recreation Complex master plan.

Supply project materials for replacement bulkheads and storm doors.

3 year project to control and potentially eradicate an invasive weed (Brazilian waterweed) while it is still limited to Lake Archer.

To evaluate two sites – Sandy Pond located on Buck Island Road and Parker’s River Beach located on South Shore Drive, and then develop a conceptual design and outline permitting requirements for the selected site

To create 25 new one and two-bedroom rental apartments and one mixed-use commercial building. The property is located on Route 28 and Reindeer Lane in West Yarmouth and the existing duplex-style buildings will be replaced.

To support one affordable housing unit to serve low-income individuals with disabilities.

Funding to reconstruct culvert at Historical Society of Old Yarmouth to improve wetland functionality.

Creation and Installation of Cemetery Signage for Pine Grove and Georgetown Cemeteries.

Removal and replacement of north-side backstop fence at Little League field.

Preservation of grave markers in Ancient Cemetery to stem deterioration or destruction

Open Space land purchase of 45 and 55 Starbuck Lane in Yarmouth Port.

For the creation of housing for adults with autism or related disabilities.

Historic Resources. Window replacement at the historic Yarmouth Port Library.

A program that furnishes technical and financial assistance to homeowners in Yarmouth to preserve their homes' "envelope" by providing the properties with new roofs, windows siding, heath and safety code issues, upgrade failing HVAC systems to energy-efficient systems, etc. Administered by the Harwich Ecumenical Council for the Homeless (HECH).

This is part of a multi-town effort to digitize historical newspapers, The Register and the Barnstable Patriot.

Funding for the Harwich Ecumenical Council for Housing, Inc., a non-profit organization, to preserve homes for income-eligible homeowners.

Purchase and install a dehumidifier in the basement.

Rental assistance.

Rehabilitation of the foundation of the Amos Baker House.

Affordable housing preservation programmed through emergency home repairs.

Fabricate an install historically appropriate signs at Ancient and Pine Grove Cemeteries.

To complete the fifth phase of archeological work at Taylor Bray Farm. This phase will focus on the site of Richard & Ruth Taylor's 17th century home and to reveal the shape and content of the colonial home-lot with its surrounding yard.