Community Preservation Committee approves three Fall applications
Plymouth Community Preservation Committee approved three Fall Town Meeting funding applications totaling $1.765 million.
Community Preservation Committee · Meeting of August 6, 2026
Plymouth Community Preservation Committee approved three Fall Town Meeting funding applications totaling $1.765 million. The committee voted 7-0-1 to fund the Buttermilk Bay Coalition coastal resilience project at $750,000, with Vice Chair Tim Grandy recused; funding will come from $182,481 of budgeted reserves and $567,519 from the CPA Undesignated Fund Balance. Chaired by Edward Bradley, the committee voted 5-3-0 to approve the Downtown Resiliency Project Phase 1 at $600,000, subject to a State MVP Grant of $3,000,000 and Town Meeting approval.
A third application for Jenney Pond Article 16B passed unanimously at $415,351. Coordinator Kristin Ford will explore hosting a multi-town CPA Coalition presentation with abutting towns.
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Source: the Community Preservation Committee meeting of August 6, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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