CPA Projects Database

Replacement and installment of new identification signage.

The design, creation and input of Northampton ONE Trail signs.

To partially fund the creation of a 96 unit building that is 100% affordable with units restricted between 30% to 80% Area Median Income (AMI). This development continues the transformative redevelopment of the Boston Housing Authority Amory Street campus.

Replace siding, trim, windows, and doors at significant James Henderson house, constructed in 1890.

Funding to support an affodable housing unit at 12A Highland Street

To create 8 affordable home units on a 3.47 acre parcel. The existing farmhouse would be renovated into a duplex and three additional duplexes would be built.

Continued work to assess, restore and reopen the Shepherd barn and Parsons House, rebuild the Shepherd porch, and purchase an art rack for safe storage and display of artifacts

Grant to be used by Hingham Housing Authority for replacement of the boiler located at 132 Scotland Street. This house was acquired using CPA funds in 2006.

To purchase the parcel for use as both open space and community housing. The property is surrounded on three sides by the Conservation Commission’s existing McKenna Marsh conservation land and contains a two bedroom home. Seller: Gladys Cushing. Map 190, Lot 75

permanent protection of 36.1 acres at the Hickory Dell Farm on West Farms Road within the Mineral Hills Greenway with a permanent Agricultural Preservation Restriction.

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

Allocation to the Affordable Housing Fund, to be used for eligible due diligence and soft costs for predevelopment work necessary for new affordable housing opportunities that the City creates, and for which no other funds are readily available, and will help to leverage future funding opportunities from other sources;

due diligence and soft costs for predevelopment work necessary for new affordable housing opportunities that the City creates, and for which no other funds are readily available, and will help to leverage future funding opportunities from other sources

lobby, salon, and downstairs hallway rehabilitation at the Academy of Music Theater

address the most critical exterior repair needs identified in an historic building assessment to the 1865 Smith Charities Building, which is located within the Downtown National Register Historic District and wasd designed by William Fenno Pratt

The expenditure of $125,000 for the purchase of 14 acres, off 44 Bliss Street, Lot 1 along with the costs associated with such purchase, such acquisition to support preservation and passive recreational use, and further to authorize the Town to convey an appropriate conservation restriction in such property.

Appropriate $100,000 to Island Housing Trust for funding to acquire and rehabilitate a six unit rental building at 14 Village Court, Tisbury, as shown on Tisbury Assessors' Maps, Parcel 39-B-2.1.

development of a vision, goal, priorities, and toolbox for preservation of existing priority historic and cultural resources

Creation of three energy efficient Habitat for Humanity Homes

Critical structural reapirs to the historic entrance to the 1890 Lilly Library in Florence

documentation and preservation of the Hampshire and Hampden portions of the New Haven and Northampton Canal, Cooperative effort with all Massachusetts communities in which the canal was located.

Purchase and permanent protection of 46 acres in the Mineral Hills north of Chesterfield Road, 5.2 acres in the Parsons Brook Greenway south of Ryan Road, and 13 acres in the Saw Mill Hills Greenway north of Ryan Road that fulfill the Open Space Plan recommendations, meet unique open space and recreational needs and fill gaps in the City’s open space network

To purchase a one acre property located at 15 Hudson Road and demolish the existing structure.

reclamation and rehabilitation of two parcels of farmland on Grow Food Northampton's Community Farm that have been encroached upon by forest and invasive plants, shrubs, and vines.