CPA Projects Database

Since the resurfacing of the Young School Tennis Courts back in 2015, the courts have grown even more popular than they were before. Due to regular usage, wear and tear and the weather, the courts need to be completely removed and redone. The current asphalt will be removed and a new court installed and lined and striped for 3 courts. The fencing will also need to be repaired where it can be or replaced. The DPW will be involved with this project to help when they can.

The Town will purchase 6.3 Acres of land at Rear Niles Road to add to Powers Farm and complete a full circle around Norroway Pond and legally grant the Town access to the far side of the property. The parcel is Map 39, Block A, Parcel 57, Rear Niles Road

The CPA funded the creation of the Randolph Dog Park back in 2011 and supported improvements/maintenance over the years. The dog park is in need of some fencing repairs and replacements around the perimeter and within the park itself. Mulch and stone will be added throughout the park to replace that which has worn away over time.

This project supports the Town's participation in a Shared Housing Services Organization (SHSO) to track, administer, support, and promote affordable housing. The Shared Housing Services Organization (SHSO) is a collaboration with seven other communities to augment existing staff capacity by providing the expertise and staffing needed to manage and monitor the affordable housing track on a continual basis. The SHSO would provide Monitoring Services to ensure and enforce compliance of existing affordable housing restrictions with the goal of preserving the affordable units, provide local support value-added responsibilities focusing on assisting specific projects and locally sponsored unit creation development and administration, and regional services which will provide training, workshops and referrals of resources to existing owners and renters by connecting them to programs and services available regionally.

This is the second phase of the project between the Turner Library and the Central Fire Station. This project promotes recreation activities for residents of all ages while enjoying outdoor open space. This phase will complete the work begun in phase one by enclosing and securing the antenna tower for the Fire Department, installing the game tables and benches along with the bike racks. Grass and native plants along with artwork and site rule signage will be added to round out the space.

Installation of insulation in the roof at the east end of Stetson Hall to fill an existing gap that allows snow and ice to melt off the main and porch roofs over the ramp/handicap access to the building, making it hazardous to visitors.

This project will replace HVAC controllers at Stetson Hall. Honeywell Jace 8000 controllers will be installed, for the boiler and chiller, along with new thermostats, discharge air sensors, relays, status relays and establish a communications network. New programming schedules and graphics will be introduced. Costs include training to end users. This renovation will eliminate the frequent emergency repairs to the existing aged system and this upgrade will help control the climate at the Hall aiding in the preservation of the historic structure,

This project will add signage to some entrances near area parks and trail locations, denote parking, include wayfinding & other information such as rules. This project also includes funding for the DPW to maintain the signage and trails leading from those entrances. Locations may include, the Lokitis Conservation area in South Randolph, Powers Farm, the Blue Hills Entrance near the Donovan School, Reservoir Walk and the Old Colony Rail Trail.