CPC approves $21,500 in community project invoices. The Community Preservation Committee voted unanimously to approve invoices totaling $21,500 for water damage repairs to the Akin House ($2,800), kayak racks at Dias Landing ($6,700), and cemetery repairs ($12,000). Acting Chairperson James Conlin
Northern Scenic Greenway awarded $285,000 state trails grant. The Community Preservation Committee learned that the Northern Scenic Greenway received a $285,000 Massachusetts Trails Grant, with engineering and design work to begin in late May as approximately 20 firms compete for the engineering
Community Preservation Committee advances $2.3M in warrant articles for Town Meeting. Chairperson Howard Baker-Smith led the committee in endorsing six articles, including $853,300 for Dartmouth Cultural Center restoration, $575,000 for Davoll Field conservation, and $461,394 for DCTV renovations
Dartmouth Community Preservation Committee votes to appropriate $1.5 million for new agricultural preservation fund. The vote was 7-0 with one abstention to establish an Agricultural Preservation Fund, administered by the Dartmouth Agricultural Commission. The new fund will enable timely
Dartmouth CPC schedules March 10 public hearing on five CPA funding proposals. The Community Preservation Committee reviewed five applications in February totaling slightly over $4 million: DCTV facility improvements, DYAA field lighting at Crapo Field, conversion of the former Southworth Library
Dartmouth Community Preservation Committee approves project closeouts and explores new agricultural preservation funding opportunities. The Committee voted unanimously to recapture $7,074.28 in unspent Dartmouth Heritage Trail funds and formally close the Dog Park project. Chairperson Howard
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