Springfield Commonwealth Academy presents multiple preservation requests for campus buildings
Representatives for Commonwealth Academy asked the committee to fund urgent roof and window repairs at campus properties including a carriage house at 275 Maple and the David Ames Jr. House, citing code violations, asbestos abatement needs and phased work plans. Applicants described reliance on tuition revenue and staged work tied to temperature windows for roof work.
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Angeline presented a package of projects for the Springfield Commonwealth Academy, including urgent repairs at a carriage house at 275 Maple Street, historic‑window restoration across campus, and exterior repairs for the David Ames Jr. House.
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