Community Preservation Committee

SUDBURY — April 15, 2026 — Just two residents spoke at Sudbury's annual Community Preservation Act public hearing on April 15. Director of Planning and Community Development Adam Burney presented a 24-year overview to Chair Sherrill P. Cline, Vice Chair Sam Markuse and member Daniel E. Carty, reporting that

SUDBURY — March 18, 2026 — Sudbury CPC opts for internal oversight over Town Meeting deadlines on lagging CPA grants. The Community Preservation Committee on March 18 declined to adopt the Policy Subcommittee's draft sunset clause that would have written project completion dates into Town Meeting warrant articles, after a

SUDBURY — March 4, 2026 — Sudbury CPC tells Goodnow Library a new attic storage room needs a fresh Town Meeting application. In status interviews on six legacy projects, Library Director Amy Stimmick said the 2020 historic-room grant is roughly 75 percent complete, with a $49,980 millwork contract signed and

SUDBURY — January 21, 2026 — Sudbury CPC adds $10,000 to FY27 administrative budget to fund rail trail consultant. The Community Preservation Committee on Wednesday approved a $148,050 FY27 administrative budget — $10,000 above the original draft — to cover roughly 12 hours a week of consulting by Marcia, the part-

SUDBURY — January 14, 2026 — Sudbury CPC unanimously kills $1.4 million Parkinson Field driveway and parking project. Members voted 9-0 against the construction request on Jan. 14 after project manager Marcia reported that the abutting Ty Sales business had refused any easement to allow an exit drive, leaving the

SUDBURY — January 7, 2026 — Sudbury Community Preservation Committee approves $1.16M across five projects, tables fields and walkways for further review. Members voted unanimously to recommend $38,740 for Regional Housing Services Office dues, $49,800 for Hop Brook pond chemical treatment, $71,000 for Bruce Freeman Rail Trail art,

Sudbury CPC hears nearly $1.7 million in FY27 project requests ahead of January votes.

Sudbury CPC takes testimony on roughly $402,000 in FY27 recreation requests.

Sudbury CPC hears four FY27 applications totaling well over $1 million, with January deliberation ahead.

Sudbury CPC approves 2025 plan and locks in hearing rules with a $624,000 budget gap looming.