11/18/2025 COMMUNITY PRESERVATION ACT COMMITTEE Minutes (2)

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,�yrxrasr�.a Town of Mashpee Community Preservation Commission " 16 Great Neck Road North ° Mashpee, MA 02649 The Chair will send the applicant the historic restriction documents, Secretary's Standards, and will consult Town Counsel about anti-aid eligibility. The committee approved authorizing the Chair to communicate with both the applicant and Town Counsel. MOTION: To authorize the Chair to (1) speak with applicant; and (2) speak with Town Counsel. Motion by: Mary Waygan Seconded by: Michaela Wyman-Colombo Vote: Motion passed by unanimous vote. Mashpee Housing Authority Homeyer HOMEYER BUILDING (Windows & Siding Request) The Housing Authority requested $222,000 (out of$1.1M total project cost) for siding and windows at the Homeyer building. Many members questioned why the previously approved roof project(funded in 2022)had not yet begun, especially since the Breezy project—funded at the same time—was completed. Ms. Waygan noted that the $222,000 may be required as a mandatory 25% local match for state or federal grants under the SWIFT program. Members requested clear confirmation of this. Ms. Barbee raised concerns about mold, water infiltration, and building accessibility, including the absence of an elevator. Members questioned whether CPA eligibility could extend to accessibility if tied to emergency envelope failure—but noted CPA generally does not fund interior or rehabilitation work unless it directly preserves the building envelope. • Mold concerns raised due to leaking roof. • Elevator accessibility concerns noted. • CPA can fund emergency envelope repairs, not interior rehab. • Need building history, capital plan, and explanation of deteriorated conditions. The committee will send a comprehensive question list to the Housing Authority Director, including project delays, mold status, elevator feasibility, roof/bundling strategy, architect reuse, and completeness of capital planning documentation. 3