CPA Proposals FY2011
CPA Proposals FY2011
Community Preservation Act Committee FY 11 Report to Town Meeting, April 2010 (PDF)
Public Hearings for comment on FY2010 proposals were held on Thursday, February 18, 2010 and March 18, 2010.
The CPA Committee anticipates making further recommendations to Fall Special Town Meeting for projects that were previously submitted but were not ready for recommendation this Spring.
Affordable Housing
Amherst Housing Authority Board of Commissioners - Capital Improvements to Existing Housing
Phase 1 Stanley, Jenks, Olympia, Market Hill, Bridge, and Fairfield - $350,000 in bond authorization
Pioneer Valley Habitat for Humanity, 4th home - $50,000
Historic Preservation
Dues for Community Preservation Coalition, advertising for public hearings, etc. - $1,500
CPAC Reserves
Unspecified amount for funding future projects - $________
Withdrawn Proposals
Housing Partnership / Fair Housing Committee
CPAC Minority Report to Town Meeting Spring 2009 (PDF)
Legal Opinion Plum Brook CPA (PDF)
Last updated 9/14/2010
Community Preservation Act Committee FY 11 Report to Town Meeting, April 2010 (PDF)
Public Hearings for comment on FY2010 proposals were held on Thursday, February 18, 2010 and March 18, 2010.
- CPA Proposals at a Glance, February, 2010
- Proposal Details Submitted to CPA Committee for FY 11 Funding December 2009
- Call for Proposals Letter Please note: December 10, 2009 was the deadline for submitting proposals for FY 11 funding.
- CPA Proposal Follow-up Letter, January, 2010
The CPA Committee anticipates making further recommendations to Fall Special Town Meeting for projects that were previously submitted but were not ready for recommendation this Spring.
Affordable Housing
Amherst Housing Authority Board of Commissioners - Capital Improvements to Existing Housing
Phase 1 Stanley, Jenks, Olympia, Market Hill, Bridge, and Fairfield - $350,000 in bond authorization
Pioneer Valley Habitat for Humanity, 4th home - $50,000
Historic Preservation
- Amherst Historical Commission & Jones Library Board of Trustees - Total $247,368
- Historic Preservation Capital Projects
- Jones Library Slate Roof Restoration - $40,000
- Exterior work at North Amherst Library - $12,000
- Amherst History Museum rehabilitation - $45,000
- Archival materials conservation/restoration
- Town Clerk documents - $10,000
- Special Collections - $10,000
- Previously Obligated Funds - $66,900
- 575 North East Street compensation (year 4 of 5) - $25,600
- Town Hall masonry (year 2 of 10 revised financing) - $29,768
- Conservation Commission - Total $33,000
- Appraisals & Surveys - $15,000
- Land Conservation - $18,000
- North Amherst
- Szwacz (Meadow Street)
- Amherst Leisure Services and Supplemental Education Commission - $36,643 bonding for $500,000
- LSSE proposal for Land Acquisition - $500,000 in bond authorization
- Previously Obligated Funds
- Plum Brook Recreation Area (year 6 of 10) - $36,643
Dues for Community Preservation Coalition, advertising for public hearings, etc. - $1,500
CPAC Reserves
Unspecified amount for funding future projects - $________
Withdrawn Proposals
Housing Partnership / Fair Housing Committee
- University Drive - $150,000 reallocated from Mortgage Subsidy $750,000 over a 10-year period
- West Cemetery headstone & Monument restoration Phase 2 - $100,000
- Emily Dickinson Museum rehabilitation - $50,000
- Town Common historical research & survey - $25,000
- HVAC Climate Control System for Special Collections - $30,000
- Land Conservation
- Stosz (Market Hill Road)
- Cole (Route 116 West Street)
CPAC Minority Report to Town Meeting Spring 2009 (PDF)
Legal Opinion Plum Brook CPA (PDF)
Last updated 9/14/2010