The Littleton Community Preservation Committee previewed its roughly $1.2 million Special Town Meeting warrant ahead of the October 27 vote. Members discussed how to present the Fay Park gazebo project to voters and debated whether an image of the gazebo might help or hurt public perception.
Littleton's Community Preservation Committee committed $625,000 across four projects in a single meeting.
The Littleton Community Preservation Committee unanimously approved $118,000 in funding for invasive aquatic plant treatment at two town lakes in 2027. The Committee authorized $48,000 for Long Lake herbicide treatment and $70,000 for Forge Pond treatment, both drawing from the Undesignated CPA
Littleton's Community Preservation Committee committed $118,000 to fight invasive weeds in two lakes and cleared a Masonic lodge's window repair for funding eligibility.
Littleton Community Preservation Committee elects officers and votes to update preservation plan. Carolyn Mueller was elected Chair, Timothy Wanzer as Vice Chair, and Andrew Sammarco as Clerk in unanimous votes. The Committee approved $2,875 in FY2027 Community Preservation Coalition membership
Littleton's Community Preservation Committee reorganized its leadership and previewed a wave of fall funding requests. Members unanimously re-elected Carolyn Mueller as chair, then swapped Timothy Wanzer and Andrew Sammarco between the vice chair and clerk posts.
Community Preservation Committee clarifies reserve fund timing for projects. The committee reviewed Article 23, which transfers $465,155 in free cash into CPA reserves to match the town's 1 percent surcharge, bringing projected FY2027 local revenue to $930,310 plus an estimated $112,403 state
Littleton Community Preservation Committee approves $463,490 in preservation funding. The committee unanimously approved a Community Housing Plan, Russell Street School track resurfacing, Veterans Monument enhancements, boardwalks at Castle in the Trees and Webster Woods, and historic marker base
Littleton committee approves $223K in conservation projects for Town Meeting. The Community Preservation Committee unanimously approved $35,000 for Forge Pond Lake Management Plan, $45,000 for Long Lake herbicide treatment, $35,000 for Forge Pond herbicide treatment, and $60,000 for invasive plant
Littleton Community Preservation Committee voted unanimously to approve a $35,000 Long Lake management plan. The project will include bathymetric surveys, water quality assessment, aquatic plant mapping, and sediment analysis funded from the Open Space Reserve. The committee also unanimously deemed
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