Community Preservation Committee gathers to discuss key projects and funding allocation on Dec. 18

Date: Monday, December 18th, 2023
Time: 7:00 p.m.
Location: Blute Conference Room, Town Hall

The Community Preservation Committee (CPC) is set to convene on Monday, December 18th, at 7:00 p.m. in the Blute Conference Room at Milton Town Hall.

This meeting aims to tackle a range of vital administrative tasks, discuss funding applications, and deliberate on funding recommendations for various significant community projects.

The agenda for the upcoming meeting includes several critical items:

1. Committee Introduction

The meeting will commence with a formal introduction of the committee members, highlighting their roles and responsibilities within the CPC.

2. Administrative Items

• Approval of 11/15 Minutes: Review and approval of the minutes from the previous meeting held on November 15th.
• Next Meeting Dates: Scheduling of upcoming meetings for efficient committee planning.
• CPC Member Forms: Ensuring all necessary paperwork and documentation are up to date.
• Budget Update: Deliberation and updates on the current budget status.

3. FY2024 Funding Application Review and Discussion

The most crucial segment of the meeting involves the review and discussion of funding applications for various projects slated for the fiscal year 2024. The committee will delve into the specifics of each application and consider funding recommendations. Notable projects on the agenda include:

1. Affordable Housing Trust
2. Andrews Park Baseball Improvements
3. Andrews Park Water Station
4. Basketball Court, Town Center
5. Blue Hills Observatory Fencing
6. Brook Walk Study
7. Estuary Study
8. Forbes House Barn Improvements
9. Kelly Field Dugout Improvements
10. Lock Up
11. Milton Cemetery Headstone Repair
12. Popes Pond Handicap Study
13. Popes Pond Trail Extension
14. Manning Park Pergola
15. Art Center Windows Study

4. Adjournment

The meeting will conclude with an adjournment, marking the end of this significant gathering.

The CPC meeting is open to the public, offering community members an opportunity to witness the decision-making process firsthand. Attendees can witness how funding allocations are discussed and determined for various projects that directly impact the local area.

Residents and stakeholders interested in the town’s development and allocation of funds are encouraged to attend and observe the proceedings.