Littleton Discusses Clean Lakes Funding and Community Preservation

Overview: At the recent meeting of the Littleton Community Preservation Committee, discussions centered on the sustainability of funding for the Clean Lakes project, the progression of repairs on Robinson Road, and the need for updates to the community preservation plan. The committee deliberated on the challenges of funding the Clean Lakes project for the next three years and the implications of utilizing Community Preservation Act (CPA) funds for ongoing maintenance. Debates also unfolded around the water department’s control of funds, with some advocating for a return to previous allocation methods and calls for legislative action to further explore this issue.

Littleton Commission Debates Funding for Webster Property Acquisition

Overview: In a key meeting on May 1st, 2024, the Littleton Community Planning Commission deliberated on the acquisition of the Webster property, with emphasis on funding strategies for the $730,000 appraisal price, plus an additional $30,000 for closing costs. The commission considered several financing options, including utilizing the Community Preservation Act (CPA) funds, borrowing, and a mix of the two. The acquisition was approved through a roll call vote.

Littleton Plans for Lakes and Housing Take Center Stage at Commission Meeting

Overview: During the recent Littleton Community Planning Commission meeting, members approved significant funding for environmental and housing initiatives. The commission greenlighted a $77,000 project for Long Lake’s invasive species management and restoration efforts, and committed $90,000 to bolster the town’s Affordable Housing Trust rental assistance program.