Groveland CPC Sends $1.3M in Projects to Town Meeting
Groveland's Community Preservation Committee sent more than $1.27 million in projects to town meeting, cutting a contested Crosstown Trail loop after neighbors objected.
Other Committee · Meeting of March 23, 2026
Groveland's Community Preservation Committee sent more than $1.27 million in projects to town meeting, cutting a contested Crosstown Trail loop after neighbors objected. Members approved $109,600 for the trail system minus the disputed segment, plus $297,550 for Shanahan Field restrooms, $281,050 for Washington Park restrooms, $250,800 for the Bagnell Basketball Court, $137,500 for Pines lighting design, $86,500 to finish the Vito Hand Tub Museum, $59,000 for Perry Park Phase 2 design, $32,760 for acknowledgement signage and $16,278 for a community garden water supply. One member, Patrick, called the trail plan "too amorphous right now." The committee also unanimously approved a draft Affordable Housing Trust bylaw, sponsored by member Adam, to direct Community Preservation Act and inclusionary-zoning funds toward affordable housing.
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Source: the Other Committee meeting of March 23, 2026, reported from the official video recording and transcript.
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