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Milton CPC reviews grantee reimbursements, flags unused Pope’s Pond grants and pedestrian‑bridge follow‑up
Summary
The committee reviewed a grantee reimbursement spreadsheet, asked staff to correct invoices, and noted that grants related to Pope’s Pond have not been exercised; a town contact agreed to pursue action on the pedestrian bridge project.
At its April 6 meeting, the Milton Community Preservation Committee reviewed an updated spreadsheet tracking existing grantees and the status of reimbursement payments and identified several follow‑up items.
Treasurer Peter Jackson agreed to contact Joe Cain about invoices that need correction. Committee members also noted that several grants associated with Pope’s Pond have not been exercised; the minutes record that a town contact (named in one place as "Mr. Milano" and in another as "Mr. Melano") agreed to take action on the pedestrian bridge project. The committee decided that ongoing follow‑up on grantee fund usage will become the responsibility of the CPC’s administrative person once that position is filled.
No dollar amounts for outstanding reimbursements or for the Pope’s Pond grants were recorded in the minutes, and no formal vote was taken on the corrective actions or on closing any grants during the April 6 meeting.
