CPA Projects Database

Funding to the Northampton Tree Committee to perform a public shade tree census of approximately 250 trees, and create a clickable and printable map of downtown-area trees.

construction of a trail connection from Old Wilson Road, to create public access to the Pine Grove section of the Rocky Hill Greenway

Acquisitions of four parcels totaling 85 +/- acres to add to the Mineral Hills, Rocky Hill and Beaver Brook Greenways.

To develop 65 units of mixed income rental housing at Village Hill on two parcels.

The construction of two building complex providing affordable housing for young adults 18-24 years old who are experiencing homelessness or are at risk of becoming homeless.

For stabilization and preservation of the Hampshire County Courthouse.

Purchase of an 18-acre parcel to add to the Broad Brook Greenway.

Conservation fund makes possible increased acquisition or protection of open space parcels in Northampton by supporting fast action on time-sensitive opportunities.

Replacement and rehabilitation of the bridge, boardwalk and dock at the Fitzgerald Lake Conservation Area.

Funding for purchase of 50-acre parcel to add to the Saw Mill Hills Conservation Area. Seller: Donald Reutener. NOTE ABOUT CR: Listed as Parcel B in Exhibit A of the CR.

The project will work to insure that low and moderate income residents of Northampton are able to sustain and thrive with Northampton's community housing. The program will fund hiring a Resources Manager for three years to work with residents to ensure that they are able to maintain tenancy.

Purchase of a 58-acre parcel to add to the Saw Mill Hills Conservation Area. This is an environmentally important location that will provide opportunities for trail and habitat connections. Seller: Irene Szymanski. NOTE ABOUT CR: Listed as Parcel A in Exhibit A of the CR.

Purchase of an 80-acre open space parcel, to be added to the Broad Brook Greenway/Fitzgerald Lake Conservation Area. Seller: Edward and Henry Kubosiak. NOTE ON THE CR: This land falls under the section of the CR called "Broad Brook Greenway"

Funding for a complete engineering evaluation of the Hotel Bridge in Leeds. The study will provide options and detailed costs for the repair and restoration of the bridge as a historical, recreational and community resource.

Restoration of the library's 2nd floor stained glass windows

Dredging of silted-in fish and reflecting pond to a depth of four feet.

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

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"

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.

Protection of natural resources by providing signage at key drainage areas

Restoration of the historic marquee

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