Committee considers $660,000 CPA request for North Course trails
The Community Preservation Committee discussed a $660,000 funding request for trails and boardwalks at the North Course property.
The Community Preservation Committee discussed a $660,000 funding request for trails and boardwalks at the North Course property.
Stow Community Preservation Committee approves FY28 funding plan unanimously. The five-member committee voted to accept the fiscal year 2028 Community Preservation Plan with minor edits, agreeing to post the plan to the town website and distribute it to boards, commissions, staff, and interested
Stow Community Preservation Committee advances its preservation plan toward a September public hearing. The committee unanimously approved spending from its Administrative Budget to purchase 250 commemorative magnets and candy for STOWcase, celebrating the 25th anniversary of the Community
Stow CPA Committee reviews $400,000 wetland project. Conservation Director Jacquie Goring presented a Notice of Interest funding request for the Stow Acres Wetland Replication, proposing $400,000 in CPA funds for public access boardwalks and trails while an In-Lieu of Fee grant funds actual wetland
Stow Community Preservation Committee plans September hearing for updated CPA Plan. The committee unanimously approved $3,500 in Community Preservation Coalition dues and deferred a bylaw amendment proposing three-year staggered terms. Conservation Director Jacquie Goring will present at the August
Stow Community Preservation Committee schedules September 21 hearing for updated plan. The CPC unanimously approved a $40,003.90 payment to Fuss & O'Neill for Wetland Replication Design work on the Randall Woods project. The updated Community Preservation Act plan will guide applicants whose
Community Preservation Committee defers West School restoration project. The Stow CPC voted unanimously to notify Town Administrator Denise Dembkoski that the West School Restoration article, previously slated for the spring town meeting warrant, has been withdrawn by the Historical Commission
Stow Community Preservation Committee moves West School restoration toward Town Meeting. The Committee approved presentation materials for the project after discussion of a 25 percent contingency, which Mike Busch characterized as standard for historical building projects. Maureen Crawford and
Stow CPC endorses $440,000 West School Restoration for Town Meeting. The Community Preservation Committee unanimously approved three warrant articles for the spring Town Meeting, including the CPA Reserves and Expenses articles, and authorized payment of $13,890 to Fuss & O'Neill for Wetland
Stow Community Preservation Committee agrees to increase historic school restoration funding request. The committee unanimously approved prior meeting minutes and is scheduling review of Barbara Clancy's revised West School Restoration application, which will seek up to $450,000 to address
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