CPA Projects Database

acquire an affordable housing restriction on the Sportshaven Mobile Home Park, with said funds to be used for said acquisition and to rebuild the drinking water system and/or waste water system, which project will also be funded by grants from the Department of Housing and Community Development and/or other agencies, with said funds to be expended under the direction of the Select Board, and, further, to authorize the Select Board to enter into a grant agreement setting forth the terms of said grant and to accept said affordable housing restriction.

Transfer to the conservation trust funds

Transfer to the Affordable Housing Trust Fund.

Restoration of the 4 clock faces, 8 clock hands and corresponding numerals to maintain their historical integrity.

Restoration of the roofing on the 3 buildings at the Atwood Museum.

Chatham's contribution to the construction of a fully ADA compliant dock on the Pleasant Bay estuary which is accessible to the public.

Installation of granite mile marker posts at the mid-point of the OCRT and Chatham border.

Housing coordinator to support services for housing related programs, projects and affordable housing initiatives.

Permitting, infrastructure and construction of 2 homes with a total of five bedrooms in West Chatham.

Funds to save the historic US Coast Guard Boathouse from demolition and return it to Chatham for future use. Restoration of the structure is part of Chatham's rich maritime history.

The project will study how to preserve this salt marsh from ongoing injury, harm and destruction and will prepare for future design, permitting and construction for the restoration and preservation of the salt marsh.

Funds for a master plan for Jackknife Harbor Beach including access, parking, dune restoration, beach nourishment and improved pedestrian access.

Funds for a review of the OCRT Connector and OCRT Completion paths to assess what improvements are feasible. Goal of improved safety, access and recreational opportunities.

Project scope includes clearing the 0.48-acre Town of Deerfield site of the Original Pine Nook Cemetery, surveying the site, probing for toppled and buried gravestones, repairing, re-erecting, stabilizing and cleaning 200-year-old+ gravestones. Objective is to conserve a historical resource linked to generations of the Town’s impactful families who farmed and resided in the Pine Nook section of Deerfield along the west banks of the Connecticut River.

This article will provide funding to preserve the Light House that was built in 1877. They will paint the exterior of the Light House and make necessary repairs to preserve the structural and historic integrity of the Lighthouse.

This field as the towns primary recreation facility. The funds will be used to replace the wood chips in the playground area with a rubber surface that will make it more ADA complaint and reduce annual maintenance cost.

This will preserve and protect the 47 acre -Sand Meadow Area and add educational material for all the plant life living on the land.

Exterior Restoration of the WMFS Carriage House.

Phase to include repointing of masonry, installation of electric cathodic system, replacement of copper roofing and downspouts, flashing below copping stones and new welded seam membrane roof for cloister.

Removal of asphalt surface to be replaced by concrete surface.

Restoration of the chimney to prevent leakage at the library on the National Register of Historic Places.

The trust was created and empowered to fill CPC's charge o acquiring and supporting affordable housing. These funds will be saved for a big investment in building or buying housing units and continuing rental support for low income residents of Littleton.

Construction of a stream crossing and the cost of permitting associated with the construction of a trail which will run between two new housing developments: Wellington Drive and Couper Farm Estates.

Develop a Community Garden behind Town Hall