CPA Projects Database

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.

Recapitalization of Conservation Fund for high-priority, time-sensitive acquisitions to permanently protect open space for conservation and agriculture.

Acquisition of two open space parcels in the Mineral Hills. Sellers: Jedoron Realty Trust, Joan Sarafin

Construction of the Florence Recreation Fields - 5 multi-purpose fields, two baseball fields, and related improvements

Rehabilitation of historic Hampshire County Courthouse

Conservation Commission Conservation Fund

For the restoration of historic fountain relevant to the former state hospital and for creation of a park for display of the fountain.

To establish a conservation fund for high priority, time sensitive open space acquisition and preservation projects.

Local APR program to reimburse farmland owners for a value up to the difference between fair market value and agricultural value, in exchange for a permanent deed restriction. Seller: Charles Jasinski

For the exterior renovation and preservation of City Hall.

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.

Funding for rehabilitation of 22-34 New South St. The project ensures that 18 units of affordability restricted housing downtown that is harmonious with surrounding community will continue to be available. The project also results in the restoration of an important structure in the Downtown National register Historic District.

Design and construction of a multi-use trail from Leeds to Williamsburg.

For preparation of design plans and construction documents for the renovation of Pulaski Park. The project will build upon existing work and public process to rehabilitate the Park.

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.

The project will survey, blaze and monitor existing property boundaries, and will allow the Commission to prepare future acquisitions of surrounding property.

Project will fund purchase of a 48-acre parcel to serve as a wildlife connector between Arcadia, the Oxbow, and State Hospital open space areas.

Funding of design plans and construction documents for the proposed overlook portion of Pulaski Park.

Funding to restore, renovate and stabilize basements, windows, and foundations, and protect historic artifacts.

Funding for the Northampton Lumberyard Affordable Housing Project which will provide 54 units of affordable rental housing.

Funding for purchase and storage of the historic Seth Thomas clock.

To establish a conservation fund for high priority, time sensitive open space acquisition and preservation projects.

Funding for renovation of Pulaski Park.

Priority invasive species removal at Parsons Brook and Broad Brook.