CPA Projects Database

Rehabilitation of a single family home, a duplex, and the old "Water Division Garage" into 7 units affordable housing. 5 units only completed during this phase.

Construction of a walkway on Warren Ave. to provide a safe recreational opportunity and access to the Town Forest.

Purchase of historic preservation restriction on an 1887 house designed by William Ralph Emerson, an early proponent of Colonial Revival architecture known as the "father of shingle style." The property is on Preservation Massachusetts' Most Endangered Historic Resource List for 2014.

Staff support for creation, preservation, and support of community housing. Includes municipal staff support and participation in a regional housing services office.

Investigate improvements to Weston's Town Center which is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

Architectural and engineering fees and other predevelopment expenses for the transformation of the Old Library into an arts and technology learning center that provides multiple types of hands on instruction for all ages.

Additional funding for creation of approximately one mile of walkway to provide safe recreational opportunities and connections for town residents.

Purchase of a historic preservation restriction on an 1896 home designed by local architect Samuel Mead.

Funds to explore the feasibility of expanding the Brook School Apartments by adding elderly rental housing units affordable to households earning no more than 100% of area median income.

Architectural and engineering fees for the rehabilitation/restoration of the Josiah Smith Tavern

Preservation/restoration of historic cattle passes along the Wayside Rail Trail

Construction funding for the transformation of the Old Library into an arts and technology learning center that provides multiple types of hands on instruction for all ages.

Conceptual design fees for Ash St. walkway to provide safe recreational opportunities and connections for town residents, particularly between Ash St. Reservoir and Case Estates approved November 2016. May 2018 project is for final design fees.

Staff support for creation, preservation, and support of community housing. Includes municipal staff support and participation in a regional housing services office.

Additional funding for architectural and engineering fees for the rehabilitation/restoration of the Josiah Smith Tavern.

Purchase of a historic preservation restriction on the Lilac House located at 120 Summer St., one of only 3 First Period homes extant in Weston.

Purchase of approximately 13 acres of a 15.54 acre parcel located at 500 Wellesley St., otherwise known as Wellington Farm, which was identified in both the 1996 and 2017 Open Space and Recreation Plans as a priority property for protection.

Construction funding for a walkway across Case Estates' Parcels 2 and 9 and additional final design fees for a walkway along Ash St. which will connect to the planned Legacy Trail and eventually to the Ash St. Reservoir.

Additional plantings for rail trail.

Assessment, preservation, conservation, and restoration of gravestones, tombs, stone walls, gates, and other elements at historic Farmers' Burial Ground and Central Cemetery.

Rehabilitation of 5 baseball/softball fields at Burchard Park

Pursuant to a grant agreement with the Weston Affordable Housing Foundation, Inc., ("WAHFI") construction of 2, 3-bedroom units which which will be deed restricted in perpetuity to households earning no more than 80% of the area median income as defined by HUD.

Staff support for creation, preservation, and support of community housing. Includes municipal staff support and participation in a regional housing services office.

Historic Preservation Deed Restriction for 669 Boston Post Road.