CPA Projects Database

Restore Exterior and Roof at the First Congregational Unitarian Church of West Bridgewater located on howard Street.

TOWN CLERK PERSERVING RECORDS

SUPPORT SERVICES FOR A GRANT WRITER

PRESERVATION OF TOWN CLERK RECORDS

COMPLETE FORM E FOR SIX CEMETERIES

Restore masonry work at War Memorial park.

Enable the Town of WB to acquire and accept an Agricultural Preservation Restriction (APR) for Open Space and Conservation purposes under Chapter 44B on 116 acreas more or less known as Anderson farm. Sellers: Howard A. Anderson and Richard P. Anderson

repairs to town owned housing

repair town owned cemeteries

restoration of fire barn

repair cemeteries

restore 8 more elements at war memorial park

Preserve and restore the Soldiers & Sailors Memorial Building (a/k/a "Carr Post"). Town Meeting voted to accept the gift of the building from the Charles L. Carr Post #240 American Legion, Inc. in 2015. Since that time, the Town invested CPA funds to stabilize the structure. Following analysis by a team of architects, engineers and related professionals engaged using CPA Administrative Funds earlier in 2019, this project is to preserve and restore this building for future public use.

Article 13 4/2016 Final payment in August 2017

This project will use ground penetrating radar to locate and mark the burial sites of the former residents of the towns Almshouse. There are no stones marking the graves so, it’s important to note the location of each.

Purchases of a conservation restriction on approximately 30 acres of real estate located to the rear of property located at 28 Coffin Street, and a conservation restriction in conjunction with Essex County Greenbelt Association on two parcels of real estate located to the rear at 28 Coffin Street

Partner with Essex County Greenbelt in the acquisition of a Conservation Restriction for 38 acres of pristine woodlands on the Artichoke River, abutting the Artichoke Reservoir which provides drinking water to the City of Newburyport, the Town of West Newbury and the Town of Newbury.

Hills and Boynton Court multi-family developments each have three, two-story, duplex wood-framed apartment buildings containing a total of six rental apartment units (12 units total between the 2 sites). Both were constructed in 1992 and are owned by the West Newbury Housing Authority (WNHA). The existing kitchens and bathrooms are original and in disrepair. The WNHA proposed funding to leverage a potential HILAPP (High Leverage Asset Preservation Program) grant from DHCD for the bathroom modernization portion of the work.

Conduct a survey of historical properties in the town.

Replace emergency generator at the Page School

Conduct an inventory of historical properties

Rehabilitation of the Action Cove Playground Facility

Page School to repair and upgrade the Ventilation System.

Critical work to stabilize the building and prevent further deterioration of the American Legion Carr Post