CPC approves special conditions for five capital projects
Stoughton CPC approves special conditions for five capital projects. The Community Center exterior renovation, backed by an 89-11 special town meeting vote and a $1 million federal grant, targets a June 13 opening; Program Administrator Barry Kassler is coordinating a required historic preservation
Community Preservation Committee (CPC) · Meeting of March 4, 2026
Stoughton CPC approves special conditions for five capital projects. The Community Center exterior renovation, backed by an 89-11 special town meeting vote and a $1 million federal grant, targets a June 13 opening; Program Administrator Barry Kassler is coordinating a required historic preservation restriction with Town Counsel. The committee also approved conditions for projects at 810 Washington Street, the Housing Authority, Kolz Field, and Hebrew SeniorLife.
All 10 CPA-recommended articles advance to Finance Committee review on March 19.
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Source: the Community Preservation Committee (CPC) meeting of March 4, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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