Newton's
Community Preservation Committee
(CPC)
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MISSION
Invest in community housing, historic
resources, open space &
recreation land
to preserve, restore & enhance Newton's character as a
community of
diverse but interdependent people & places, both a
“city of villages” and a “garden city.” |
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MEETINGS
For
upcoming agenda deadlines & summaries,
click here:
Calendar
Recordings of recent meetings are available on request, as mp3
files.
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2012 |
| 1/24/2012 |
Agenda
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Minutes |
Happy
10th Birthday, Newton CPA!
for West Newton, Auburndale & Newton Lower
Falls |
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| All meetings are open to the public. Time
is set aside
for public comment only on items designated as "public
hearings." The Chair may accept public comments on
other items as time is available. |
| Meeting locations are handicap
accessible. Reasonable accommodations will be provided to persons
requiring assistance. If you have a special need,
please contact Newton ADA Coordinator Trisha Guditz at least 2 days in
advance of the meeting at
617.796.1156, via email at tguditz@newtonma.gov
or via TDD/TTY at 617.796.1089.
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To receive a monthly email about
upcoming
meetings and other program news, contact staff listed at the bottom of
this page. You can also start or stop these emails
yourself, using the links on this page:
www.newtonma.gov/mlss/index.htm.
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MEMBERS & DUTIES
Under
the
Community Preservation Act, funds are granted through two
steps:
- the CPC recommends an amount of
funding
for a project
- the local legislature votes to
appropriate up to the
recommended amount of funding
The
CPC may not appropriate funds directly, but the
legislature may not appropriate CP funds
without a CPC recommendation. Click below to learn more about the
members and work of the CPC:
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