Committee approves $920,500 for eight preservation projects
Winchester preservation committee allocated $920,500 to eight projects.
Winchester preservation committee allocated $920,500 to eight projects.
Winchester Committee on Community Preservation holds informational hearing on three funding applications.
Community Preservation Committee approves reporting oversight policy; examines major forest land acquisition. Winchester's Committee on Community Preservation voted unanimously to adopt a new WCCP Reporting Policy requiring quarterly progress reports from applicants and granting the panel access to
Winchester Preservation Committee elects Broderick as Vice Chair with greater availability. The committee unanimously voted 9-0-0 to elect Broderick on a motion by William Band and a second by Steve Cagnetta.
Winchester preservation committee re-elects Marshall; hears two funding applications. Christina Marshall was voted chair unanimously as the committee deliberated requests from the Lincoln School shade structure project (under $50,000) and the Leonard Pavilion renovation (approximately $450,000).
Winchester committee reviews $650,000 request for restoring historic clay tennis courts. The Community Preservation Committee held an informational hearing on three project proposals, including a $650,000 request for Packer Ellis Tennis Courts Phase 3 plus $400,000 from the Capital Planning
Winchester Committee on Community Preservation deemed seven applications eligible for funding. Chair Christina Marshall led the committee through review of eleven initial grant applications for Community Preservation Act funding, approving projects including the Forrest Ridge public park tree
The Winchester Committee on Community Preservation voted unanimously to approve its 2026 operational plan, establishing application deadlines of May 15 (initial) and June 15 (final) for projects seeking community preservation funds. Chair Christina Marshall led the committee in establishing
Winchester preservation committee presents pilot-year results and opens 2026 priorities to public input. The Committee on Community Preservation, funded by a 1.5 percent property tax surcharge with an expected $255,000 state match in 2027, reported that 12 of 13 applications submitted during its
Winchester Community Preservation Committee holds public informational hearing. The committee met February 25 at Lynch Elementary School in Winchester with nine members in attendance. Chair Christina Marshall presided, and remote Zoom access was provided for those unable to attend in person. A
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