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Conservation commission appoints Paul Foster Moore to finish term on Community Preservation Committee

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Summary

Commissioner Kevin nominated Paul Foster Moore to finish the commission's representative term on the Community Preservation Committee; the commission unanimously approved the appointment.

Kevin (Commissioner) told the Northampton Conservation Commission on July 31 that he would like to step down as the commission’s representative on the Community Preservation Committee (CPC) and that Paul Foster Moore was willing to be nominated to finish the remaining two years of his three‑year appointment. Kevin described the CPC role as an opportunity to help recommend community funding allocations and to gain broad perspectives across city boards.

Commissioner David seconded the nomination. The commission voted unanimously by roll call to approve Paul Foster Moore to finish the appointment on the CPC.

Why it matters: The CPC reviews and recommends allocations of Community Preservation funds; the commission’s representative serves as the liaison between the Conservation Commission and the CPC and participates in funding and preservation decisions that can affect open space and conservation projects.

Next steps: Paul Foster Moore will serve on the Community Preservation Committee to complete the remainder of the three‑year term; the commission did not record any additional conditions or follow‑up tasks.