Sudbury CPC advances six warrant articles, holds two pending more detail
Sudbury CPC advances six warrant articles and holds two as members work down a $90,000 budget gap.
Sudbury CPC advances six warrant articles and holds two as members work down a $90,000 budget gap.
Sudbury CPC hears four FY25 requests against a $500,000 shortfall. The Community Preservation Committee took testimony on Hop Brook water-chestnut treatment, the Parkinson Field driveway, Bruce Freeman Rail Trail Phase 3 and the Sudbury Housing Trust during a Dec. 6 public hearing under M.G.L.
Sudbury CPC reviews $2.5 million in FY25 requests against a $2 million working budget. The Community Preservation Committee re-elected Chair Sherry Cline and Vice Chair Kirsten Roopenian and sent every applicant back for more detail before the November 1 follow-up.
Sudbury CPC previews $1.36 million in FY25 funding requests across four projects.
Sudbury CPC sets FY25 hearing dates and faults applicants for skinny submissions.
Sudbury Community Preservation Committee advances rail trail and Nobscot Road housing articles to town meeting. The committee voted unanimously April 5 to forward both items, which Planning and Community Development Director Adam Deschano said have been placed on the consent calendar.
Sudbury CPC clears five warrant articles and takes aim at outdated CPA digital rules.
Sudbury CPC denies SudburyTV digitization funding and narrowly approves $187,744 ADA pathways project.
Sudbury CPC advances roughly $1.7 million in warrant articles and rejects a resident community garden.
Sudbury CPC closes public hearings with requests running $1.4 million over its standard budget.
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