Wrentham Community Preservation Committee approves $374,000 in two contested projects. Chair Robin Cuddy and the committee voted 6 to 2 to fund a three-year Mirror Lake curly pond weed treatment at $24,000, rejecting an amendment to restrict future invasive weed treatment funding. In a tighter 5 to
The Community Preservation Committee raised detailed questions about two preservation funding applications at its June 24 meeting. The Friends of Mirror Lake's three-year curly pond weed treatment and the Rice Complex Lighting Project will be presented in July with deliberations in August. Chair
Wrentham Community Preservation Committee advances Rice Complex lighting project to full application. The committee unanimously deemed the project eligible, requiring applicants to submit detailed quotes, a lighting plan, project timing, and information on other grant funding pursued. The committee
Wrentham Community Preservation Committee approves FY27 budget and returns unused funds. The CPC voted unanimously to approve its fiscal year 2027 budget and to return $296.32 in unused and expired project funds to the Historical Reserve account, during a brief meeting led by Chair Robin Cuddy. The
Community Preservation Committee returns nearly $19,500 in unused project funds. The Committee voted unanimously Wednesday to return $1,457.30 from West Street Land Acquisition, $514.00 from the 2021 Mirror Lake Weed Project, $14,743.00 from the 2023 Mirror Lake Dredging and Stormwater Project,
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