Dracut's Community Preservation Committee unanimously approved the Grange Hall application to advance to town meeting. The approval is conditional on execution of a written Grant Agreement covering operations and parking easement. Applicant Tom Paquette presented 10 items outlining the project's
Community Preservation Committee unanimously approved prior minutes and scheduled a continuation meeting to negotiate the Grange Hall application. After the applicant apologized for earlier comments about the Historical Commission, the committee directed Chair Bill Greenwood to meet with the town
The Dracut Community Preservation Committee discussed terms for a Grange Hall historical grant and established a structured approval process to protect the town's interest. The committee welcomed new member Stephen Hall. Ivria Fried of the Town Council raised concerns about non-public use of funds,
Dracut Community Preservation Committee voted unanimously to allocate $886,619 for Grange Hall restoration. The five-member group approved the project's exterior improvements, pocket park, and exterior elevator, addressing questions about parking through a planned shared agreement with an adjacent
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
The Community Preservation Committee approved five sets of prior minutes and heard presentations on four preservation applications. Chair Bill Greenwood and five members present heard Kent Varnum of the Dracut Historical Society request $500,000 to rehabilitate the Oliver Coburn Farmhouse and
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