CPA Projects Database

Support through mortgage subsidies of first-time homebuyers.

Complete restoration and repair to exterior walls, roof, portico and windows

Identify historic structures in the district and produce a design standards manual and public education material.

Infrastructure costs for six very-low income single-family homes

Preservation of approximately 11 acres of open space in the Saw Mill Hills Conservation Area. Seller: Roy Mielke

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

Acquisition of open space land adjacent to the Fitzgerald Lake Conservation Area. Seller: David Sullivan. In CR, this land is listed under "Broad Brook Greenway", called Tract 4, or Sullivan

Design, purchase and construction of a bikepath access ramp

Preservation of eleven single room occupancy units

Preservation of historic Daughters of the American Revolution House by funding interior storm windows and restoration of a flagpole

Feasibility study for the addition of several playing fields in the City of Northampton

Transfer of funds to the Conservation Fund of the Northampton Conservation Commissioin

Restoration of the historic marquee

In fee acquisition of open space parcel located adjacent to the Saw Mill Hills Conservation Area. Seller: Justin West

Funding for a Historical Resources Survey to provide for public education on Northampton's historic resources.

Installation of a beaver deceiver/pond leveler/fence culvert device in the Barrett Street Marsh conservation area to protect the marsh and surrounding area from flooding and manage the beavers in a humane manner.

For the renovation of three bathrooms and pantry, and the replacement of storm windows in a temporary shelter for homeless individuals.

Purchase and protection of 100 acres of open space contiguous to the 600+ acre Fitzgerald Lake conservation area. Seller: Red Oak Farm. Note about CR: This land falls under the section of the CR called "Broad Brook Greenway"

Funding for predevelpment activities related to affordable housing, including appraisals and legal services.

The project will protect both the 45-acre Bean Farm and the 140-acre Allard Farm through: 1)Permanent preservation of all of the rich bottomland with no residentialdevelopment 2) Permanent preservation of the critical floodplain forest along the Mill River 3) Permanent use of a majority of the agricultural fields for agricultural uses 4) Permanent preservation of the historic landscapes that were once part of the nineteenth century Northampton Association of Education and Industry farmland 5) Providing land for future active recreation fields The land will be permanently preserved through a combination of city fee and less-than-fee ownership. Sellers: Bean and Allard families

Renovations to the lower level of a historic former school building

Funding to establish a local HPR program. To encourage property owners to donate HPR, CPA funds will eliminiate costs to property owners by taking care of set-up.

Acquisition of a house to provide permanent supported housing fir chronically homeless individuals who are committed to sobriety.

Purchase of a 30-acre open space parcel. The project was done in cooperation with Westhampton, and allowed for land protection on both sides of the town line; 30 in Northampton and 57 in Westhampton. Purchase of the Westhampton parcel was not possible without purchase of the Northampton parcel. Seller: John F. Skibiski Realty Partnership. NOTE ABOUT CR: This restriction only covers the 30 acres of this project in Northampton. The 57acres of this project located in Westhampton are note covered in this CR.