Accurate record keeping and reporting are crucial to the successful management of CPC funded activities. Maintaining adequate documentation of CPC funded projects is important for the Town to track performance and to provide adequate support and oversight of projects. The CPC shall receive from the recipient of the CPC Funds an Annual Report for each of their CPC funded projects or activities until the account has been spent down or the project deemed complete. This report shall be submitted by October 15 of each year to the Director of Planning and Community Development. Below a list of active projects funded by the Community Preservation Act. Click the project name to view the most current available Annual Project Report. Note: Annual Project Reports are not required in the year they are approved; a project approved in May of 2026 will not have an Annual Project Report until October of 2027.<\/p>\n
2026 Community Preservation Committee Annual Active Project Reports<\/u><\/strong><\/p>\n *Project reports are currently in the process of being uploaded (RP 10\/20\/2026)<\/p>\n ATM 04\/27 Revolutionary War Cemetery<\/p>\n ATM 06\/43 Sudbury Housing Authority Unit Purchases<\/p>\n ATM 15\/48 Historic Projects<\/p>\n ATM 17\/31 Town Hall Restoration\/Rehabilitation<\/p>\n ATM 17\/33 Sudbury Housing Authority Allocation<\/p>\n ATM 20\/46 SHA Acquisition, Affordable Rental Housing<\/p>\n ATM 20\/48 Library Historic Room Conversion<\/a><\/p>\n ATM 21\/29 DR. Bill Adelson Playground Improvements<\/p>\n ATM 21\/30 Frank Feeley Fields Improvements<\/a><\/p>\n ATM 20\/43 Removal of Invasive Species from King Phillip Woods<\/a><\/p>\n ATM 22\/47 Bruce Freeman Rail Trail Design and Construction Phase 2D<\/p>\n ATM 22\/48 Bruce Freeman Rail Trail Design Southern Extension<\/p>\n ATM 23\/42 Accessible Pathways Town Properties<\/a><\/p>\n ATM 23\/43 Bruce Freeman Rail Trail CSX Extension<\/p>\n ATM 23\/44 Curtis Outdoor Health and Wellness Space<\/p>\n ATM 23\/45 Frank Feeley Fields Improvements Phase II<\/p>\n ATM 23\/47 Historic Resource Inventory Survey Phase V<\/p>\n ATM 23\/51 Indigenous Cultural Landscape Study<\/p>\n ATM 22\/49 Historic Districts Commission Design Guidelines<\/p>\n ATM 22\/51 Open Space, Recreation Plan, Athletic Fields Needs Assessment<\/p>\n ATM 22\/53 SHA Acquisition, Affordable Rental Housing<\/p>\n ATM 24\/35 Wayside Inn Road Bridge Reconstruction<\/p>\n ATM 24\/41 Community Gardens<\/p>\n ATM 24\/40 Parkinson Field Driveway Design<\/p>\n ATM 24\/39 Hop Brook Pond Remediation<\/p>\n ATM 24\/36 Bruce Freeman Rail Trail – Phase 3<\/p>\n ATM 25\/45 Restoring Water Quality Hop Brook Water System<\/p>\n ATM2 5\/48 Hosmer House Collection<\/p>\n ATM 25\/50 Hosmer House Wooden Roof<\/p>\n ATM 25\/44 Landscape Master Plan<\/p>\n ATM 25\/49 Hosmer House Envelope and HVAC<\/p>\n If you have any questions or would like to request additional information on any CPA funded project please contact Ryan Poteat, Community Preservation Coordinator, at 978-639-3388 or by email at PoteatR@sudbury.ma.us<\/a>.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Accurate record keeping and reporting are crucial to the successful management of CPC funded activities. Maintaining adequate documentation of CPC funded projects is important for the Town to track performance and to provide adequate support … Read full article