CPA Projects Database

Temple Landing II will develop senior, ADA compliant housing in the existing Temple Landing neighborhood. This project will fund the creation of 26 units for low-income seniors.

For future creation of affordable housing.

Repairs and restoration to the slate roof and chimney masonry; and interior painting and molding repairs necessary due to damage caused by leaking roof.

Mortgage to be converted to grant for support of the creation of 5 single room units for homeless veterans within a new housing development. Approved and Administered by the Barnstable Housing Growth and Development Trust Fund Board with CPA funds appropriated to the Trust by Town Council.

Creating accessible parking and routes to the Clipper Community Complex.

Expanding and upgrading the existing three-car Wildcat parking lot at the Wildcat entry to the Wildcat/Donovan trails, to promote safe access to trails.

Feasibility study for a parking /access area and establishing trails and connections in the Carleton Property with the surrounding trail networks.

Final step in roof replacement.

Master plan, including ADA requirements.

Archaeological investigation of 1783 Ceremonial Ox roast.

Driveway upgrade.

The Westport Land Conservation Trust (WLCT) has an agreement to purchase and protect the 125-acre Santos Farm. WLCT will acquire the entire property and re-sell the 80-acre core farm to an existing, experienced family farm operation, subject to permanent restrictions held by the Town of Westport. The remaining 45 acres will be held by WLCT as an addition to the Herb Hadfield Conservation Area and preserved through a Conservation restriction, guaranteeing public access to that section of the property.

Appropriation to the Westport Affordable Housing Trust for FY21

Staffed by a part-time Housing Specialist and Clerk, the HAO administrates, manages and develops the Trust's projects. Housing assistance & guidance are available to the public; community workshops and outreach material; lottery agent and legal advertising; trust's legal expenses; financial audit. The HAO supported land acquisition, pre-development and upcoming development of the Trust Small Scale Development (Project #3). The Trust, using CPA funds, developed, managed and marketed the Housing Rehabilitation Program (CRE-HAB). Grants for the CRE-HAB are funded with non-CPA funds, secured by the Trust. During FY19 one home was rehabilitated through this program. The Trust developed and managed the Housing Opportunity Purchase Program (HOPP), Project #2. On December 2019, an affordable home was created through this program.

Money to be used for ADA accessibility improvements to the beach and the guardhouse

Phase I of the project includes ADA accessible walkways

Extensive restoration and rehabilitation of three tennis courts in Town Center including resurfacing, repainting and restriping for Tennis and Pickle Ball. Project also includes replacement of net posts, fencing, and picnic tables and benches.

This funding will complete the exterior restoration of the historic town hall.

Construction of dugouts at 2 softball fields

Preservation of historical records

Acquisition of property on Temple Street

replace existing asphalt surface around the concession stand and install a handicapped parking space closer to concession stand

remove and replace the roof on the council on aging building

Turn two existing adult softball fields into youth fields . Install a new fence, reconstruct infield to Little League regulations and build a third youth softball field thus creating a three field youth softball complex.