The Groton Community Preservation Committee announced that application forms are now available for Community Preservation Act funding at the 2016 Annual Town Meeting.
Application packets are available at: http://www.townofgroton.org/Town/BoardsCommittees/CommunityPreservationCommittee.aspx or can be picked up in the Land Use office on the second floor at Groton Town Hall at 173 Main Street. A timeline for the application process and further information on additional materials to submit for CPC review are also available in both locations.
This year’s deadline for pre-applications is 4 p.m. Nov. 13.
Community Preservation funds can be used for projects that foster Historic Preservation, Community Housing, Open Space and Recreation. Detailed information on project eligibility requirements is available with the application forms. The committee encourages individuals or groups with potential projects to submit an application. This is an opportunity to learn more about the application requirements and project eligibility and possibly to secure necessary funding that has been elusive for that special project.
For information: 978-448-1140 or by email at communitypreservation@townofgroton.org
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