CPA Projects Database

To digitize and make easily accessible to the public the Goodnow Library's historic newspaper collection. $6166. reverted in 2020.

Rehabilitation of Sugarloaf Street cemetery.

Replacement of disintegrating fence and posts of historic cemetery, landscaping to mask back area chain-link fence, removal of large diseased tree, addition of bench for public use, and installation of an interpretive sign.

Additional funds needed to begin work on the entrance and bridge at Reilly Field used for the Summer Concert series. Funds will be put towards an engineering study and a more detailed bridge design.

Preservation of community housing- rehabilitation the building, which supports 8 affordable units.

To buy Sunday Woods, 23 acres of open space. The total price was $3.25 million. Seller: Sunday Woods Trust. Map 21, Lot 08 - 00

The church building has been a prominent Sunderland landmark since the early 1800s, is a listed property in the town's historic district, which is in the National Registry of Historic Places. The restoration includes repairing the copper roof, restoring the bell tower and spire, and replacing knob and tube electrical wiring to code. A preservation restriction will be secured and held by the Town of Sunderland.

Restore and preserve permanent and mandated town records, most are dated before 1900. Preservation has been ongoing for over 15 years with a goal to have the town 's history searchable without further fear of destruction. Project will proceed in phases which will take multiple years.

Preservation of vital records and creation of a retrieval system for ease of access for conducting records searches and requests, which are required by MA General Laws.

Brought forth as an Eagle Scout Project to provide drainage around the greenhouse a building that provides garden friendly access for the handicap

This request is for fencing to protect 500 sugar maple saplings planted on land leased from the town.

To add an accessory apartment to an existing ranch house, both of which will be reserved as affordable housing

Complete the design for restoration, including filing and other fees, for storm water retrofit(s), walking path, and plantings around Sunset Lake and Lakeside Park.

Final payment toward grant to restore Sunset Lake and Lakeside Park approved at ATM 2018 for $600,000.

A series of Low Impact Development drainage/rain gardens to capture sheet flow and treat before entering Sunset Lake - match to a non-point grant award from EPA

Landscape Master Plan for a new Super Park to replace the one torn down as part of Grafton High School construction.

Supplemental funding for rent and mortgage aid for residents affected by the pandemic

Add to Conservation Fund in anticipation of land purchases.

To help fund support services provided by the AHA to their affordable housing tenants

To fund appraisals and surveys to support the purchase of agricultural preservation restrictions and conservation restrictions, and the acquisition of land.

Grant to Supportive Living, Inc., a non-profict organization, for acquiring and renovating a property as housing for persons with brain injuries.

Survey plan in order to acquire Surfside open space

Replace playground at Memorial Field, ADA accessible, volunteer community build

Install surveillance cameras at Leland Recreational Fields located behind Memorial School to monitor activities and protect facilities and equipment shed.