Ayer Board Advances Habitat for Humanity Project and Land Acquisition

Overview: In a recent gathering, the Ayer Community Preservation Committee addressed issues, including the allocation of funds for community housing and open space, and the support for a Habitat for Humanity construction project. The committee focused on the approval of fund disbursement towards different town projects and the potential acquisition of a property for recreational purposes.

Dighton Explores Trail Enhancements with Boardwalk Project

Overview: The Dighton Community Preservation Committee convened on March 20th to deliberate on a series of proposed projects, with a focus on the development of elevated boardwalks along local trails and the Taunton River. This initiative is poised to enhance connectivity and accessibility within the town’s recreational spaces. The committee scrutinized aspects such as funding sources, project timelines, regulatory compliance, and environmental considerations.

Southwick CPC Advances Environmental and Recreational Initiatives

Overview: The Southwick Community Preservation Committee (CPC) meeting addressed the advancement of environmental and recreational projects. The committee validated prior votes on the South Library Yard revitalization and the South Pond Cod dredging project. Additionally, the CPC prepared warrant articles for the upcoming town meeting and discussed updates to the Community Preservation Plan, which had not been previously established.

Acushnet Committee Approves Key Preservation Projects and Park Equipment

Overview: In a recent Acushnet Community Preservation Committee meeting, members approved funding for two preservation projects and the acquisition of a new utility vehicle for the Park Department.

Fall River Preservation Efforts: Funding Decisions and Emergency Grants

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Fall River Community Preservation Committee focused on allocating funds for various preservation projects, with a portion of the discussion centering on the Christ of Rock Church repairs and the Children’s Museum renovation. The committee allocated $100,000 for the church tower repairs, less than the requested $250,000, and $250,000 for the Children’s Museum, less than the requested $385,000. Additionally, the meeting addressed other projects, such as the Union Belt renovation and the Fall River School Department improvements, and concluded with the approval of a $50,000 emergency funding request.