Community Preservation Committee unanimously reappoints Jim Natle to three-year term. The committee also approved April 7 minutes 7-0 and addressed funding discrepancies in two Town Meeting articles: the Metacomet Hills Project (funded at $130,000, with $102,000 from open space and remainder from
CPC hears revised High School field project, no formal approval recorded. The Community Preservation Committee heard a presentation from Superintendent Brian Cameron and Buildings and Grounds Director Eric Lebeau on modifications to the Belchertown High School Stadium Field Reconstruction. Site
Community Preservation Committee recommends eight grant applications totaling $1.07 million in transfers for Town Meeting consideration. Chair Jim Natle shepherded votes on projects ranging from the $283,461 Clapp Memorial Library Window Restoration to the $400,000 Carriage Grove affordable housing
Community Preservation Committee evaluates six grant proposals ranging from affordable housing to athletic field improvements. The committee heard from Erika Johnson of Pioneer Valley Planning Commission on the Sports Haven infrastructure project, which aims to create at least 30 new affordable
Belchertown Community Preservation Committee defers decision on Sports Haven grant pending a February 17 presentation. Committee member Megan Manitsas coordinated with Steve Williams to secure Erika Johnson of the Pioneer Valley Planning Commission, who will address the committee's detailed
Belchertown preservation committee reviews four active projects. The Community Preservation Committee heard status updates on initiatives including a Clapp Memorial Library windows replacement project seeking approximately $130,000 in grant funding from the Bolger Foundation, with results expected
Belchertown Community Preservation Committee shifts school fields strategy. Director of Building and Grounds Eric Lebeau reported that two wells drilled for the project yielded only 8 and 12 gallons per minute, falling far short of the 80 gallons per minute needed, prompting the committee to reject
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