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,�yrxrasr�.a <br /> Town of Mashpee Community Preservation Commission <br /> " 16 Great Neck Road North <br /> ° Mashpee, MA 02649 <br /> Project Closure: Quashnet School Playground Phase Two <br /> The second project discussed was the Quashnet School Playground improvements, which included new <br /> cushioned pads under swings and pickleball courts uphill from the main playground. The project, <br /> completed with DPW labor contributions, totaled $316,101.40 in materials costs. Because DPW labor <br /> was not charged, the project saved substantially on expenses. An unexpended balance of$61,978.60 <br /> will be returned to its funding category. The committee approved the closure of the project <br /> unanimously. <br /> MOTION: To close out Quashnet School Playground Improvements Phase II project and return the <br /> $61,978.60 to the category from which it came from. <br /> Motion by: Judy MacDougall Seconded by: Mary Waygan <br /> Vote: Motion passed by unanimous vote. <br /> Liaison Reports: <br /> HERITAGE PARK <br /> Heritage Park's concession stand(according to Mary Bradbury)has been finished and is already in use, <br /> with contributions from parents and rental income helping to support the project. Members praised the <br /> facility, calling it a valuable addition for the school and community. <br /> There was also clarification about CPC project costs: while DPW provides labor free of charge for <br /> certain aspects, other services such as paving and legal fees are not included, and those expenses are <br /> still billed to the projects. <br /> BOYS AND GIRLS CLUB <br /> The Boys and Girls Club basketball court has been completed, though striping and fencing are still <br /> pending. Work had to be scheduled carefully to avoid interfering with children's programs. <br /> MASHPEE BOAT RAMP <br /> Regarding the Mashpee Boat Ramp, the project is still awaiting full funding,part of which must come <br /> from state grants. Committee members noted uncertainty about whether all necessary state support has <br /> been secured. <br /> PARSONAGE RESTORATION <br /> The Parsonage project has made progress, with contractors now selected and contracts under legal <br /> review. Although it took significant time to identify qualified experts, stakeholders are optimistic about <br /> moving forward. The restoration work, given the building's historic nature,requires specialized design <br /> and construction expertise. <br /> 8 <br />