Community Preservation Committee closes four projects, approves grant language
The Plymouth Community Preservation Committee voted unanimously to require affordable housing, open space, and historic deed restrictions be recorded before any Community Preservation funds are distributed to grant recipients. Chair Edward Bradley presided as the committee also voted 7-1-0 to close
Community Preservation Committee · Meeting of July 9, 2026
PLYMOUTH — The Plymouth Community Preservation Committee voted unanimously to require affordable housing, open space, and historic deed restrictions be recorded before any Community Preservation funds are distributed to grant recipients. Chair Edward Bradley presided as the committee also voted 7-1-0 to close four completed Simes projects totaling $118,218.18 in residual funds and unanimously closed the Center for the Arts project. Finance Director Lynne Barrett reported the fiscal year closed June 30th.
The committee unanimously appointed member Len Levin as liaison to the Cranberry Commons project. Upcoming application interviews are scheduled for July 23rd at 5:30pm.
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Source: the Community Preservation Committee meeting of July 9, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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