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Community Preservation Committee approves three Town Meeting articles totaling $2.99 million

Community Preservation Committee hears confirmation of $2.99 million in Town Meeting approvals. Chair Tom Callahan reported that three warrant articles passed at recent Town Meeting: Article 30 appropriating $1,186,550 in FY27 funds (passed nearly unanimously), Article 31 approving 11 projects

Community Preservation Committee · Meeting of June 8, 2026

MILTON — Community Preservation Committee hears confirmation of $2.99 million in Town Meeting approvals. Chair Tom Callahan reported that three warrant articles passed at recent Town Meeting: Article 30 appropriating $1,186,550 in FY27 funds (passed nearly unanimously), Article 31 approving 11 projects totaling $1,051,823 (also nearly unanimous), and Article 32 authorizing a $750,000 CPA bond for Wharf Park renovation (required explanation but secured two-thirds majority). The committee's fifth funding cycle opened with 22 eligibility proposals requesting $6 million total; five applicants presented projects ranging from playground improvements to historic preservation and housing authority work.

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Source: the Community Preservation Committee meeting of June 8, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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