Amesbury's Community Preservation Committee voted 8-0 to approve $1,750 in membership dues for the Community Preservation Coalition, which provides statewide information and local resources on Community Preservation Act programming. The committee reviewed its draft Community Preservation Plan, with
CPC advances Community Preservation Plan with 4-2-1 vote on revised language. The Community Preservation Committee voted July 22 to adopt revised language for its Community Preservation Plan, with discussion addressing appendix consolidation, eligibility form requirements, and application
Amesbury Community Preservation Committee votes to eliminate local priority language. The committee voted 4-3 to delete language that would have prioritized local residents and city employees in community preservation project funding decisions, with Suzanne Egan, Joel Nice, Andrew LaFleur, and
Community Preservation Committee adjourns to reschedule when all members can attend. Chairperson Suzanne Egan and four other members attended the virtual meeting, which approved prior minutes 3-0-2 before reviewing draft sections of the Community Preservation Plan covering open space and
Amesbury Community Preservation Committee authorizes $594,270 in FY27 funds. The committee approved FY27 allocations totaling $594,270, with $59,427 each designated for Open Space and Recreation, Historic Resources, and Community Housing reserves, plus $29,713 to the committee's administrative
The Community Preservation Committee unanimously adopted a schedule for completing its Community Preservation Plan and approved three sets of prior meeting minutes. Chairperson Suzanne Egan said the goal is to have the plan ready by the end of June for a public presentation that month, followed by
Community Preservation Committee unanimously elects Joel Nice as co-chairperson and relocates regular meetings to the fourth Wednesday of each month. Chairperson Suzanne Egan, citing scheduling conflicts, proposed the meeting-day shift, which passed 6-0 on a motion by Bob Manseau. The committee is
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