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Subcommittee to explore permanent CPC signage funded from CPA administrative account
Summary
The CPC Subcommittee on Policies asked member Sam Markuse to research design and cost for plaque-style CPC signage to be paid from CPA administrative funds; Sam will consult Jan Costa and Dan Carty will consult the Historic Districts Commission.
Members of the CPC Subcommittee on Policies on Feb. 4, 2026 expressed general support for installing permanent CPC signage to mark projects funded under the Community Preservation Act, according to the minutes.
The group described signage as a good idea "if practicable." The minutes record that Sam Markuse will investigate design options and the cost of permanent plaque-style signs, with funding to come from CPA administrative funds. Sam is to speak with Jan Costa to obtain initial feedback from the SHC, and Dan Carty will consult the Historic Districts Commission about potential impacts or approvals.
No formal procurement or design decisions were recorded at the meeting. The subcommittee’s notes indicate these are initial steps to determine feasibility and community or historic-preservation feedback before any final recommendation or expenditure.
