11/09/2023 COMMUNITY PRESERVATION ACT COMMITTEE Minutes

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10 Community Preservation Committee Minutes November 9, 2023 OLD BUSINESS Review of CPCwFunding History: CPC Member Mary Waygan disseminated an update of the CPC Funding History. The document reflects the list of projects funded by the CPC since its inception is 2005 starting with project funding at the October Town Meeting in 2006. The narrative will compliment the CPC Project Status Report and be posted online for informational purposes. NEW BUSINESS Review of Letters of Interest „for At-large,Membership, Schedule,Interviews: As noted, advertisement to fill the (2) At Large vacancies has been extended to December 7, 2023. Currently, three candidates have expressed an interest in serving on the CPC. This includes; Ken Debrowski, Judith MacDougall and Carolyn Szarian. LIAISON REPORTS uashnet School Pladground:w The Quashnet School Playground is moving forward. After discussing the project with the School Principal who was extremely pleased with the new amenity, the project awaits new surfacing. With the upcoming spring vacation and optimum temperatures areas will be resurfaced for safety and protection. Photos are forthcoming. Edward BakerBoatRamn: The bids have been significantly over budget, and it is anticipated a new RFQ would be submitted in the spring. The project is currently in the permitting process. Housing.production Plan:m Evan Lehrer was recognized for his efforts in securing a contribution from the County to conduct the Housing Production Plan. The survey was responsive with over 300 persons offering comment. Meetings are ongoing with the Affordable Housing Committee as this project advances forward. 950 Falmouth Road:. The LeClair Village project has passed the 50% completion. To date over $8 million has been expended. The buildings are weather tight. Mechanical, electrical and plumbing related work will follow. The lottery for this affordable housing project is in the planning stage. It is anticipated the project would be complete in the summer of 2024. With local preference, Mashpee residents will get two opportunities to qualify for housing.