Community Preservation Committee approves $778,667 in spending across four projects.
Community Preservation Committee approves $778,667 in spending across four initiatives. Chair Bill Greenwood and the seven-member committee voted unanimously to recommend $500,000 from the Historical Fund for the Oliver Coburn Farmhouse and Harmony Hall Restoration Project, $265,000 from the
Community Preservation Committee · Meeting of March 17, 2026
DRACUT — Community Preservation Committee approves $778,667 in spending across four initiatives. Chair Bill Greenwood and the seven-member committee voted unanimously to recommend $500,000 from the Historical Fund for the Oliver Coburn Farmhouse and Harmony Hall Restoration Project, $265,000 from the Housing Fund for an ADA-compliant elevator at the Dracut Housing Authority's elderly building at 113 Parker Avenue, and $13,667 for the town's 2027 Northern Massachusetts Regional Housing Service Organization fee to monitor the town's 668 deed-restricted affordable housing units. The committee tabled the Richardson-Moylan Farm application pending additional applicant information and unanimously recommended Stephen Hall to fill an at-large vacancy.
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Source: the Community Preservation Committee meeting of March 17, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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