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Community Preservation Committee

The Amesbury Community Preservation Committee (CPC) consists of nine members and is charged with studying the City's needs, possibilities, and resources with respect to community preservation and making recommendations to the City Council with respect to the allocation and expenditure of CPA funds.

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Recent meetings

OCT 28
6:00 PM
Community Preservation Committee Meeting
The committee will consider CPA eligibility for six projects: historic nominations for 114 Main Street and 136 Main Street; a Survey of Historic Places and Spaces (Historic and Open Space); a ramp for launch of a roof-top watercraft (Open Space and Recreation); an Open Space/Recreation request for 4-8 Noel Street; and chimney repair at the Whittier Home Museum (Historic).
OCT 9
9:00 AM
Community Preservation Committee Community Preservation Plan Sub-Committee Meeting
Discussion of the Community Preservation Committee sub-committee's Project Application Ranking Format for the Community Preservation Plan.
SEP 23
5:30 PM
Community Preservation Committee Meeting
Public hearing and adoption of the City of Amesbury Community Preservation Plan (approved as amended to correct an appendix reference and to require committee consideration of public input during funding deliberations).
Vid
AUG 26
Community Preservation Committee Meeting
Members reviewed the draft Community Preservation Plan and proposed a public engagement session (proposed Sept. 9) to solicit public feedback, with requested edits to terminology, representative listings, images, and housing data.
Min
JUL 22
Community Preservation Committee Meeting
The committee adopted the language presented in the current draft of the Community Preservation Plan (Passed 4-2-1) and decided the eligibility form will be 'highly recommended'; a public hearing on the plan will be scheduled at a later date.
Min
JUN 24
Community Preservation Committee Meeting
Committee voted 4-3 to remove language in the Community Preservation Plan’s Community Housing evaluation criteria that prioritized local residents, city employees, and employees of local businesses.
Min