CPA Projects Database

To complete the Cultural Center of Cape Cod educational wing lower level of the historic Owl Club.

To preserve the town-owned Taylor Bray Farm property with removal of invasive species.

Funding for Our First Home, Inc, a non-profit organization, to construct two single family affordable homes on a vacant 1.2 acre parcel of land on West Yarmouth Road.

Signage, landscaping, irrigation, and benches for the Fred Thacher playground located on Route 6A in Yarmouth Port.

To complete the fourth phase of archeological work at Taylor Bray Farm. Work would include excavation in the northeast portion of the property to understand the reasons for the Native American seasonal occupation on this property.

Subsidize the acquisition and construction costs associated with the redevelopment of one or more motels into affordable rental units on Route 28. Funding has been utilized primarily to subsidize a 65 unit affordable housing development at 881 Route 28 The balance of funding is being utilized to subsidize a 40 unit affordable housing development.

To complete the fifth phase of archeological work at Taylor Bray Farm. This phase will focus on the site of Richard & Ruth Taylor's 17th century home and to reveal the shape and content of the colonial home-lot with its surrounding yard.

Funding for Housing Assistance Corporation, a non-profit organization, to preserve up to four homes for income eligible homeowners.

Tenth appropriation from the Community Preservation Act Fund to the Municipal Affordable Housing Trust to create, preserve, and support affordable housing.

Funding for the Harwich Ecumenical Council for Housing, Inc., a non-profit organization, to preserve up to five homes for income eligible homeowners.

To preserve open space, improve water quality, rebuild a healthy ecosystem, and restore the natural tidal flows to the Parkers River estuary and Swan Pond by widening Parkers River bridge from the existing 18 feet to 30 feet.

Funding for the Harwich Ecumenical Council for Housing, Inc., a non-profit organization, to preserve homes for income-eligible homeowners.

Purchase and install a dehumidifier in the basement.

Rental assistance.

Rehabilitation of the foundation of the Amos Baker House.

Affordable housing preservation programmed through emergency home repairs.

Fabricate an install historically appropriate signs at Ancient and Pine Grove Cemeteries.

Historic Resources. Window replacement at the historic Yarmouth Port Library.

A program that furnishes technical and financial assistance to homeowners in Yarmouth to preserve their homes' "envelope" by providing the properties with new roofs, windows siding, heath and safety code issues, upgrade failing HVAC systems to energy-efficient systems, etc. Administered by the Harwich Ecumenical Council for the Homeless (HECH).

This is part of a multi-town effort to digitize historical newspapers, The Register and the Barnstable Patriot.

To perform the engineering and design of Sandy Pond Recreation Area according to the Master Recreation Plan.

Supplemental Funding for Flax Pond Recreation Area Phase 3 Pickleball Courts to finish the work.

Historic Preservation. Purchase a digital scanner for the Historic Society of Old Yarmouth to scan a large backlog of historic photos into the archives of the society. The DIgital Scanner has been purchased has been utilized by a PT Staff person. Work is complete

Preservation of the exterior of the building and installation of a climate control system.