CPAC allocates $392,250 to six community projects
The Community Preservation Act Committee allocated $392,250 across six projects from various CPA reserves.
Community Preservation Act Committee · Meeting of March 4, 2026
EASTHAM — The Community Preservation Act Committee allocated $392,250 across six projects from various CPA reserves. Chair Mary Shaw and committee members voted unanimously to fund Trailhead Kiosks at $11,500 from Open Space Reserves, Lower Cape Housing Institute at $10,000 from Community Housing Reserves, Chapel in the Pines at $25,000 from Historic Preservation Reserves, Eastham Elementary School at $150,000 from Recreation Reserves, Herring Pond at $193,000 split between Open Space and Recreation Reserves, and a Dendrochronology Study at $2,750 from Recreation Reserves. The committee voted 8-0 to approve fiscal year 2027 project conditions for all six initiatives.
Staff reported the town received a $175,000 Seasonal Communities grant award for projects at 580 Massasoit Road.
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Source: the Community Preservation Act Committee meeting of March 4, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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