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Norwood CPC narrows what qualifies for CPA funds; signage and brochures often ineligible as stand‑alone projects
Summary
Staff told the commission that standalone signage, brochure production and routine maintenance are typically ineligible for Community Preservation Act funds; larger capital or preservation projects that include signage or outreach may be eligible.
Town of Norwood Community Preservation Commission staff told members at Wednesday’s meeting that signage, brochures and routine maintenance typically do not qualify as stand‑alone uses of Community Preservation Act funds, but could be included as components of larger eligible capital or preservation projects.
Kristen, a staff member working with the commission, reviewed a list of recommendations from the Conservation Commission and explained that the CPA’s rules favor acquisition, preservation, restoration or rehabilitation of open space and historic resources, and…
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