CPA Projects Database

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

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 to submit an application for placement of the Pomeroy Terrace Area on the National Register of Historic Places.

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

For purchase of a 24.76-acre parcel to add to the Fitzgerald Lake Conservation Area.

Funding for renovation of Pulaski Park.

Priority invasive species removal at Parsons Brook and Broad Brook.

Removing invasive plants on Lathrop CR Land along Bassett (Parson's) Brook

Purchase of a 17-acre parcel on Rt 10 for permanent protection. Parcel is a natural link between Oxbow/Arcadia and the city's western foothills.

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

Restoration of grass and brushland habitat in a ten acre section of Mineral Hills.

Funds will be used towards the purchase of the building to house homeless youth.

Purchase of 22-acre parcel adjacent to and overlooking the Roberts Meadow Reservoir for permanent protection. Seller: Edward LaValley. NOTE ABOUT CR: Listed as Parcel C in Exhibit A of the CR.

Funding to complete dendrochronology and secure the Shepherd Barn.

To purchase climate controlled museum collection shelving units to properly store and display the Gare Collection.

Repainting walls and celing of the auditorium, installation of new seats, and replacement of stage house roof

Restoration of historic features, including doors, windows, plaster, lighting, and ceilings.

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

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"

For the removal of invasive species located in the Fitzgerald Lake Conservation Area.

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

Preservation of historic city records

Design and creation of the Florence Organic Community Garden and Agricultural Education Site at the former Allard Farm.