HomeMy Public PortalAbout11/5/20 CPC PacketTown of Brewster Community Preservation Committee
2198 Main St., Brewster, MA 02631
cpcmeeting@brewster-ma.gov
(508) 896-3701
MEETING AGENDA
Remote Participation Only
November 5, 2020 at 4:00 p.m.
This meeting will be conducted by remote participation pursuant to Governor Baker’s March 2020 orders suspending certain Open Meeting Law
provisions and imposing limits on public gatherings. No in-person meeting attendance will be permitted. If the Town is unable to live broadcast
this meeting, a record of the proceedings will be provided on the Town website as soon as possible. The Town has established specific email
addresses for each board and committee so the public can submit comments either before or during the meeting. To submit public comment
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Community
Preservation
Committee
Faythe Ellis
Chair
Sharon Marotti
Vice Chair
Elizabeth Taylor
Clerk
Barbara Burgo
Bruce Evans
Peggy Jablonski
Diane Pansire
Paul Ruchinskas
Roland Bassett Jr.
CPC Assistant
Beth Devine
1. Call to order
2. Review and discussion of updated project list
3. Status on grant agreements for FY2021 projects
4. Review and approve draft of revisions for Cape Rep. award letter/grant
agreement
5. Discussion and possible vote on FORWARD at the Rock Award modification
6. Project updates:
a. Whitecaps
b. BHS Outbuilding
c. Other
7. Approval of minutes from 10/22/20 regular meeting
8. Approval of minutes from 10/28/20 Public Hearing
9. Items the chair could not anticipate
10. Next meeting: 11/25/20 at 4PM
Date Posted: Date Revised:
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Town Hall Historic Records Preservation Historic 12/2005 11/2005 Mitzi Unger Elliott Carr $32,100 $32,100 $0 $0
Cemetery Restoration Project 1 Historic 12/2005 05/2006 Joan Carstanjen Roy Robinson $6,500 $6,500 $0 $0
Higgins Farm Windmill Restoration 1 Historic 12/2006 05/2006 Roy Robinson Roy Robinson $13,000 $12,990 $0 $10
Glass Plate Negatives Preservations Historic 07/2006 11/2006 Theresa Lamperti M. Kamack $43,275 $43,275 $0 $0
Cemetery Restoration Project 2 Historic 10/2006 05/2007 Roy Robinson Roy Robinson $23,000 $23,000 $0 $0
Higgins Farm Windmill Restoration 2 Historic 12/2006 05/2007 Roy Robinson Roy Robinson $18,000 $18,000 $0 $0
Old Town Hall/COA Window Replacement Historic 01/2007 11/2007 Jean Sears Roy Robinson $67,000 $45,000 $67,000 $0 $0
Town Hall Vault Records Storage System Historic 01/2007 11/2007 Mitzi Unger Elliott Carr $18,000 $18,000 $0 $0
Cape Repertory Theatre Restoration Historic 01/2008 05/2008 Janine Perry Paul Hush $200,000 $200,000 $0 $0
Higgins Farm Windmill Restoration 3 Historic 01/2008 05/2008 Roy Robinson Rollie Bassett $10,000 $10,000 $0 $0
Stony Brook Millsites Committee Historic 06/2008 11/2008 Dana Condit Elliott Carr $100,000 $100,000 $0 $0
Blacksmiths Shop/Move + Restoration Historic 01/2008 11/2008 Roy Robinson Rollie Bassett $50,000 $47,485 $0 $2,515
Cemetery Restoration Project 3 Historic 01/2009 05/2009 Joan Carstanjen Terry Ryder $5,000 $4,635 $0 $365
Crosby Mansion Restoration Project Historic 01/2009 05/2009 Ginny Locke George Boyd $125,000 $118,873 $0 $6,127
First Parish Church Restoration Historic 11/2010 05/2011 Donald Schober Elliott Carr $250,000 $250,000 $0 $0
Spruce Hill Barn Restoration Historic 06/2008 11/2008 Roy Robinson Jeanne Boehm $30,000 $19,750 $0 $10,250
Cemetery Restoration Project 4 Historic 06/2010 11/2010 Tom Rogers J. Carstanjen $18,000 $12,894 $0 $5,074
Stony Brook Millsites Dam Restoration Historic 09/2011 05/2012 Miller/Condit Elliott Carr $130,000 $130,000 $0 $0
Stony Brook Millsites Dam Supplement Historic 09/2012 11/2012 Miller/Condit Elliot Carr $60,000 $52,015 $0 $7,985
Elijah Cobb House Purchase Historic 03/2014 05/2014 Steve Jones Elliot Carr $350,000 $350,000 $0 $0
Lower Road Cemetery Historic 02/2015 05/2015 Tom Paulson Jeanne Boehm $86,350 $86,350 $0 $0
Elijah Cobb House Renovation Historic 02/2015 05/2015 Sally Gunning J. Carstanjen $100,000 $100,000 $0
Cape Rep-Crosby Barn Rehabilitation Historic 01/2016 05/2016 Janine Perry Peter Johnson $225,000 $225,000
HISTORIC TOTALS $1,960,225 $45,000 $1,927,867 $0 $32,326
Unused funds returned
Unused funds returned to Hx. Acct.
Unused funds returned to Hx. Acct.
Project Complete
Awaiting Hx. Pres. Restriction
Unused funds returned to Hx. Acct.
Unused funds returned to Hx. Acct.
BW Cem. project #2
Mill water wheel replacement
BW Cem. project #1
$45K Town funds
Headstone repair -Unused funds Returned
Final payment on CO
Historic Preservation Closed Projects as of 9-30-2020
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A B C D E F H I J K L M N O
Project Name Category Application TM Approval Project Contact CPC Liaison Total Project $$ CPC Funding Subsidies/
Other Funds CPC Funding Paid Balance Returned
Habitat for Humanity Housing 12/2005 05/2006 Vicki Goldsmith Paul Ruchinskas $95,000 $95,000 $0 $0
Nickerson Condo Purchase (CDP project)Housing 12/2005 05/2006 Eliz. Bridgewater Paul Ruchinskas $43,270 $43,270 $0 $0
Brewster Affordable Housing Fund Housing 08/2008 05/2007 Jillian Douglass Paul Hush $60,000 $60,000 $0 $0
Latham Centers/BHA Housing 06/2008 05/2008 J. Courchesne Paul Ruchinskas $50,000 $40,432 $0 $9,568
Community Development Partnership Housing 08/2011 11/2011 Eliz. Bridgewater Paul Ruchinskas $15,500 $14,630 $0 $870
Kings Landing Project Housing 09/2012 11/2012 Maureen Hickey Paul Ruchinskas $400,000 $0 $0 $400,000
Habitat for Humanity of Cape Cod Housing 09/2013 11/2013 Leedara Zola Paul Ruchinskas $600,000 $600,000 $0 $0
Brewster Housing Authority Housing 09/2013 11/2013 Leila Botsford Paul Ruchinskas $600,000 $0 $0 $600,000
Habitat for Humanity of Cape Cod Housing 03/2014 05/2014 Leedara Zola Paul Ruchinskas $300,000 $247,000 $0 $53,000
HECH Housing 12/2014 05/2015 Susan Roettig Jillian Douglass $118,000 $84,342 $0 $25,043
Cape Cod Village Housing Dec-15 5/2/2016 Robert Jones Paul Ruchinskas $100,000 $100,000
Habitat For Humanity-Paul Hush Way Housing Dec-15 11/14/2016 Vicki Goldsmith Paul Ruchinskas $350,000 $350,000
HECH Housiing 11/2017 05/2016 Susan Roetig Paul Ruchinskas $118,000 $0 $0 $118,000
Part-Time Housing Coordinator Housing Feb-17 5/1/2017 Ryan Bennett Paul Ruchinskas $30,000 $30,000
Millstone Road-Parcel Purchase Housing Feb-18 5/7/2018 Jill Scalise Paul Ruchinskas $285,000 $285,000 $278,825 $6,175
Part-time Housing Coordinator Housing Nov-17 5/7/2018 Ryan Bennett Paul Ruchinskas $36,000 $36,000 $0
Community Dev. Partnership-Cape Housing Inst.Housing Dec-17 5/7/2018 Jill Scalise Faythe Ellis $15,000 $15,000
Community Dev. P'ship-Cape Hsg. Inst.Housing Nov-18 5/6/2019 Jill Scalise Faythe Ellis $7,500 $7,500 $0
Part-time Housing Coordinator Housing Dec-18 5/6/2019 Ryan Bennett Paul Ruchinskas $37,000 $37,000 $0
HOUSING TOTALS $285,000 $3,260,270 $2,038,999 $0 $1,212,656
$10,000 for expenses, parcel bought.
$ Returned to Housing, project not done
Property purchased
Unused funds returned.
Nickerson condo mortgage pay off- $$ ret'd.
POAH used other funds
FY-08 - $10K, FY-09 - $30K, FY-10 - $20K
Nickerson condo mortgage
Notes
ORL Hsg.-adults w/ autism & related
disorders
Community Housing Closed Projects as of 9-30-2020
Project not done, new application submitted 2017
$ Returned to Housing Acct.
Unused funds returned
Phase 1: 6 homes for first time homebuyers
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Project Name Category Application TM Approval Project Contact CPC Liaison Total Project $$ CPC Funding Subsidies/
Other Funds CPC Funding Paid Balance Returned
Jorgenson Property Open Sp. 01/2006 05/2006 Elizabeth Taylor Elizabeth Taylor $600,000 $600,000 $0 $600,000 $0 $0
Stranahan Property Open Sp. 07/2007 11/2007 Elizabeth Taylor Elizabeth Taylor $1,200,000 $653,400 $570,000 $653,400 $0 $0
Crystaloski Property Open Sp. 07/2009 11/2007 Elizabeth Taylor Elizabeth Taylor $70,000 $70,000 $0 $70,000 $0 $0
Skyline/Quivet Marsh Vista Property Open Sp. 12/2008 05/2009 Elizabeth Taylor Elizabeth Taylor $675,000 $105,000 $575,000 $105,000 $0 $0
Matthews Property Open Sp. 01/2010 05/2010 Elizabeth Taylor Elizabeth Taylor $755,000 $750,000 $570,000 $185,000 $0 $565,000
Seidel Property Open Sp. 08/2011 05/2012 Elizabeth Taylor Elizabeth Taylor $250,000 $250,000 $150,000 $255,000 $0 $5,000
Jackson Property Open Sp. 08/2011 05/2012 Elizabeth Taylor Elizabeth Taylor $225,000 $225,000 $20,000 $205,000 $0
Freeman's Way/Copelas Property Open Sp. 09/2012 11/2012 Elizabeth Taylor Elizabeth Taylor $685,000 $660,000 $685,000 $0 $0 $660,000
Viprino Property Open Sp. 03/2014 05/2014 Elizabeth Taylor Elizabeth Taylor $114,000 $114,000 $0 $114,000 $0 $0
Eldredge Property Open Sp. 08/2014 11/2014 Elizabeth Taylor Elizabeth Taylor $500,000 $500,000 $360,000 $140,000 $0 $0
Santorello Property Open Sp. 01/2015 05/2015 Elizabeth Taylor Elizabeth Taylor $140,000 $140,000 $80,000 $60,000 $0 $0
Lalor Property Open Sp. 01/2015 05/2015 Elizabeth Taylor Elizabeth Taylor $60,000 $60,000 $35,000 $25,000 $0 $0
Mill Pond Conservation Area Open Sp. 08/2015 09/2015 Elizabeth Taylor Elizabeth Taylor $300,000 $100,000 $200,000 $100,000 $0 $0
Slough Road Property Open Sp. 09/2012 11/2012 Elizabeth Taylor Elizabeth Taylor $1,140,000 $0 $0 $1,140,000
Sheep Pond Woodlands -Boehm CR Open Sp. 01/2016 05/2016 Elizabeth Taylor Elizabeth Taylor $275,000 $125,000 $150,000 $125,000
Meetinghouse Road Conservation Project Open Sp. 08/2017 11/2017 Elizabeth Taylor Elizabeth Taylor $432,000 $432,000 $276,343 $155,657
Windrift Acres Open Sp. 03/2019 05/2019 Elizabeth Taylor Elizabeth Taylor $725,000 $725,000 $522,000 $203,000 $0
OPEN SPACE TOTALS $8,146,000 $5,509,400 $4,193,343 $2,996,057 $0 $2,370,000
$50,000 from BCT & State Grant -$226,343 State Grant-$377,000, Water Dept. $70,000,
BCT-$75,000
$300,000 -BCT, $100,000 CPC for 2 CRs
$60k water, $20k BCT
$25k water, $10k BCT
Open Space Closed Projects as of 9-30-2020
BCT
State, BCT, CCMNH
P&S expired, rcnd. deb author. 5-2-16 TM
$660k Water Dept., BCT 25,000,
$260k MA, $100k BCT
State, 351,000. BCT 224,000
$180k ORL, $390k MA
Notes
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Project Name Category Application TM Approval Project Contact CPC Liaison Total Project $$ CPC Funding Subsidies/
Other Funds CPC Funding Paid Balance Returned
SBS Early Childhood Playground Recreation 01/2007 11/2007 Recreation Dept. Rollie Bassett $25,998 $25,998 $0 $0
SBS Tennis Courts Recreation 01/2009 05/2009 Recreation Dep. Rollie Bassett $250,000 $250,000 $0 $0
Eddy Elementary School Playground #1 Recreation 12/2012 05/2013 Keith Gauley Rollie Bassett $200,000 $200,000 $0
Eddy Elementary School Playground #2 Recreation 09/2013 11/2013 Keith Gauley Rollie Bassett $39,400 $34,302 $0 $5,098
Recreation Fields Restoration Recreation 03/2014 05/2014 Ellen Bearse Rollie Bassett $62,000 $53,800 $0 $8,200
Breakwater Beach Restoration- DNR Recreation 03/2014 05/2014 Chris Miller Elizabeth Taylor $59,675 $59,675 $0 $0
Mill Sites/Herring Run-DNR Recreation 01/2015 05/2015 Chris Miller Peter Johnson $5,000 $3,101 $1,899
Recreation Fields- Babe Ruth Recreation 12/2015 05/2016 Ellen Bearse Rollie Bassett $60,000 $45,923 $0 $14,077
Bikeways Committee- X Warning Lights Recreation 01/2017 05/2017 Susan Riseman Rollie Bassett $100,000 $100,000 $55,771
Tennis Courts Restoration Recreation 11/2017 05/2018 Ellen Bearse Rollie Bassett $35,000 $23,500 $35,000 $11,500
RECREATION TOTALS $837,073 $796,299 $35,000 $96,544
McClennen Property Admin. 01/2012 05/2012
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Miller/Town Elliott Carr $30,000 $0 $0 $30,000
Notes
Recreation Closed Projects as of 9-30-2020
Project complete
Partially funded by grants and USLTA
Returned to 30% acct.
Returned to 30%. acct.
Returned to 30%. Acct.
Project Complete
Project not pursued - funds returned
Returned to 30% acct.
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Bonded Purchases: Project Name Category Application TM Approval Project Contact CPC Liaison Total Project $$Bonded $$Subsidies/
Other Funds FY-20 Balance FY-21-Due Rate Payoff Notes
Jolly Whaler Property Open Sp.Elizabeth Taylor Elizabeth Taylor $945,000 $61,200 $61,200 $0 2021 Land Bank legacy purchase
BBJ Cranberry Trust Property #1 Open Sp. 01/2006 05/2006 Elizabeth Taylor Elizabeth Taylor $1,525,000 $875,000 $1,000,000 $255,330 $55,080 $0 2025
BBJ Cranberry Trust Property #2 Open Sp. 01/2006 05/2006 Elizabeth Taylor Elizabeth Taylor $2,125,000 $1,625,000 $1,000,000 $660,720 $105,120 $0 2027
Bates Property Open Sp. 08/2009 10/2009 Elizabeth Taylor Elizabeth Taylor $1,175,000 $675,000 $500,000 $451,873 $50,295 $0 2031
OPEN SPACE - BOND TOTALS $4,825,000 $4,120,000 $2,500,000 $1,429,123 $271,695
Land Bank
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Project Name Category Application TM Approval Project Contact CPC Liaison Total Project $$ CPC Funding Subsidies/
Other Funds CPC Funding Paid Balance Returned
Baptist Church Steeple Historic 01/2014 05/2014 David Hill Paul Ruchinskas $200,000 $150,000 $50,000 $0
Elijah Cobb House Renovation-Out Bldg.Historic 12/2017 05/2018 Sally Gunning Faythe Ellis $140,000 $825 $139,175
Cape Rep. -Crosby Barn-Phase 2 Historic 07/2018 12/2018 Janine Perry Faythe Ellis $410,000 $410,000
HISTORIC - TOTALS $750,000 $150,825 $599,175 $0
Project Name Category Application TM Approval Project Contact CPC Liaison Total Project $$ CPC Funding Subsidies/
Other Funds CPC Funding Paid Balance Returned
Affordable Deed Restriction-Hsg. Buy Dn.Housing 08/2008 11/2008 Jill Scalise Paul Ruchinskas $300,000 $207,500 $92,500 $0
Brewster Woods-Brewster Housing Auth.Housing Dec-16 5/1/2017 Julie Creamer Sharon Marotti $550,000 $9,600 $540,400
Brewster Housing Auth.-Huckleberry Lane Housing Dec-17 5/7/2018 Carol Mitchel Diane Pansire $130,000 $130,000
Habitat For Humanity-Paul Hush Wy-Pt. 2 Housing Jun-18 12/3/2018 Vicki Goldsmith Diane Pansire $200,000 $180,000 $20,000
Brewster Affordable Housing Trust Housing Aug-20 12/3/2018 Donna Kalinick Diane Pansire $100,000 $100,000 $0
FORWARD Housing Nov-19 11/18/2019 David Kaplan Diane Pansire $80,000 $79,958
Affordable Housing Trust-Preserve SHI Housing Nov-19 11/18/2019 Donna Kalinick Diane Pansire $500,000 $300,000 $200,000
Affordable Housing Trust-Preserve SHI Housing Nov-19 11/18/2019 Donna Kalinick Diane Pansire $2,500 $2,500
Community Dev. P'ship-Cape Hsg. Inst.Housing Nov-19 9/12/2020 Jill Scalise Faythe Ellis $15,000 $0 $15,000
Part-time Housing Coordinator Housing Dec-19 9/12/2020 Ryan Bennett Paul Ruchinskas $49,500 $8,647 $40,853
HOUSING - TOTALS $1,927,000 $805,747 $1,121,211 $0
Notes
$10,000 for expenses
Legalcosts
Notes
POAH & HAC Aff. Rental Housing -30 units
Income qualified mortgage assistance
$50,000 held for HPR
All Open Projects as of 9-30-2020
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Project Name Category Application TM Approval Project Contact CPC Liaison Total Project $$ CPC Funding Subsidies/
Other Funds CPC Funding Paid Balance Returned
Long Pond Woodlands Conservation Area Open Sp. 03/2018 05/2018 Elizabeth Taylor Elizabeth Taylor $1,750,000 $1,750,000 $630,000 $899,210 $695,690
Windrift Acres - Expenses Open Sp. 03/2019 05/2019 Elizabeth Taylor Elizabeth Taylor $25,000 $25,000 $12,194 $12,806
Open Space & Recreation Plan Update Open Sp. 11/2019 11/2019 Elizabeth Taylor Elizabeth Taylor $15,000 $15,000 $6,074 $8,926
Open Space & Recreation Plan-Legal costs Open Sp. 11/2019 11/2019 Elizabeth Taylor Elizabeth Taylor $1,250 $1,250 $1,250
Field/Kelley -106 McGuerty Road Open Sp. 12/2019 09/2020 Elizabeth Taylor Elizabeth Taylor $370,500 $370,500
Field/Kelley -106 McGuerty Road Open Sp. 12/2019 09/2020 Elizabeth Taylor Elizabeth Taylor $25,000 $25,000
OPEN SPACE - TOTALS $2,186,750 $1,791,250 $630,000 $917,478 $1,114,172
Project Name Category Application TM Approval Project Contact CPC Liaison Total Project $$ CPC Funding Subsidies/
Other Funds CPC Funding Paid Balance Returned
Open Space & Recreation Plan Update Recreation 11/2019 11/2019 Mike Gradone Rollie Bassett $15,000 $6,074 $8,926
Open Space & Recreation Plan-Legal costs Recreation 11/2019 11/2019 Mike Gradone Rollie Bassett $1,250 $1,250
Pleasant Bay Community Boating Recreation 09/2020 Ted Baylis Peggy Jablonski $25,000 $25,000
Whitecaps/Brewster School Committee Recreation 09/2020 Chris Kenney Rollie Bassett $425,000 $425,000
RECREATION - TOTALS $466,250 $6,074 $460,176
State Grant-$400,000, BCT-$230,000
$70,000 from Water Dept., $30,000 from
BCT, State Land Grant
Expenses
Total of $30,000, split with Recreation
Total of $2,500, split with Recreation
Total of $30,000, split with Recreation
Total of $2,500, split with Recreation
Notes
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2198 Main Street
Brewster, Massachusetts 02631-1898
(508) 896-3701
FAX (508) 896-8089
November 1, 2020
Ms. Janine Perry
Cape Cod Repertory Theatre, Inc.
3299 Main Street
P.O. Box 1305
Brewster, MA 02631
RE: Crosby Barn Phase 2 Historic Preservation Project Award Letter/Grant Agreement amendments
Dear Ms. Perry:
This letter is to inform you that on October 22, 2020 the Brewster Community Preservation Committee (CPC)
voted to amend your original award letter dated November 9, 2018 and grant agreement dated as follows:
Project Description in both award letter and grant agreement has been amended to include this paragraph:
On 9/16/20, Cape Rep Theater sent a proposal to the CPC to divide the Crosby Barn Phase 2 project into
Phase 2A and Phase 2B. Through this amended application, Cape Rep. seeks to use the 2018 CPC award
funding towards Phase 2A, which is a complete historical restoration of the barn, including the reproduction
and installation of the cupola and on the interior, the patching and replacing of the damaged portions of the
floor and reinforcement from underneath, and complete restoration of all architectural elements. The
interior panelling will not be reinstalled until Phase 2B, after the energy envelope and other infrastructure is
complete and ready to be closed in. Phase 2A also includes bringing in utilities to the building and capping
them off inside (electrical, gas, and water lines) and also includes the completion of the shell of the
bathroom addition and passageway between it and the restored barn.
The complete memo proposal memo is attached here. (Attach 9/16/20 memo from Cape Rep)
Grant Award Terms and Conditions of the Award Letter have been amended as follows:
Items 1,2,3,4,5,7,8,9,10,and 12 are unchanged.
Item 6 has been amended to read:
Prior to the release of any CPA funds, Cape Rep must submit a final Phase 2A project funding sources
and uses budget, including documentation that all projected revenue sources have been received or have
binding commitments for an additional Five hundred thirty nine thousand and seventy-two dollars
($539,072). Cape Rep must provide all funding information to the CPC liaison in writing prior to release of
the Award.
pg. 2 of 6
Item 8 has been amended to read:
The CPC will withhold $40,000 of the award until all of the work in Phases 2A and 2B has been
completed. Project completion will be certified by the project architect and the CPC’s historic preservation
consultant.
Item 11 has been amended to read:
The Project must be completed no later than December 30, 2022, which is a two year extension from the
original award letter. The Project term may be extended for good cause shown, but such extension must be
in writing signed by both parties hereto.
Item 13 has been added:
The award is subject to approval from Massachusetts State Building Inspector allowing limited public
access to the building after completion of Phase 2A. The public access will include visits to the barn as part
of the walking tours of the historic site or visits at other times by appointment only conducted and
supervised by Cape Rep staff and trained volunteers. Groups in addition to staff is limited in size to 12
people and all require appointments or reservations to control group size. The access will be subject to the
governor’s latest orders for social gathering.
The CPC is pleased to be able to play a role in this historic preservation project. Please do not hesitate to
contact your CPC liaison, Faythe Ellis, Faythe.Ellis@outlook.com or 508.680-6487, should you have any
questions or concerns.
On behalf of the Brewster Community Preservation Committee, thank you and I remain,
Very Truly Yours,
Faythe Ellis
Chair- Brewster CPC
Attachments:
-Award letter dated 11/9/18
-Grant agreement dated ________
-Memo titled “Proposal to the Community Preservation Committee from Cape Rep Repertory Theatre
Copany,Inc. d/b/a Cape Rep Theater to divide Crosby Barn Phase 2 project into Phase 2A and 2B and to
proceed with Phase 2A” dated 9/16/2
Brewster Woods Update from Donna Kalinick
11/1/2020
A contract has been awarded for Phase I of the project to CC
Construction of Dennis/Plymouth and we are able to accept all the
add-alternates within available funds. We are thrilled to have Phase I
of this project be awarded to a local contractor and marry jobs to the
creation of new housing units. We expect work to commence in mid-
November. We are in the process of outreaching to abutters with a
schedule for Phase I and Phase II construction. Let me know if you
have any questions. thank you. Donna
CPC Quarterly Status – October 2020
Whitecaps/Brewster School Committee Improvements to Stony Brook Field
Progress:
Town Meeting approval of CP funds Sept 12, 2020
Signed contract with JM O’Reilly and Associates Inc., Friday Sept. 18, 2020
Whitecaps meeting with John O’Reilly to plan detail design activities and
preparation of invitation to bid documents, Oct 13, 2020
Coordination of schedule with Brewster town administration, Oct 13-14, 2020
Coordination and review meeting with Stony Brook Administration, Mr. K Gauley,
Oct 23, 2020
Future schedule: (dates may vary a small amount)
Review of draft detail design and bid documents, Nov 9-10, 2020
Review of final design and bid documents, Nov 25, 2020.
Bid Documents to Brewster Town Procurement, Dec 2, 2020
Bid Documents to Central Register, Dec 9, 2020
Bids received Jan 6, 2021
Review and decision, Jan 11-22, 2021
Award of contracts, Jan 25-29, 2021
Construction March-April 2021
Submitted Oct 27, 2020
Charles Hanson
CPA Trust Fund Status, CPC Recommendations, & Histor= ic Preservation Grants
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Collect= ions Remain Consistent Through June
Because of the ongoing pandemic, as well as the changes to = the revenue stream that went into effect in January, it has been incredibly= difficult for the Department of Revenue to project how
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Community Preservation Committee
Minutes of October 22, 2020 Page 1 of 5
2198 Main Street
Brewster, Massachusetts 02631-1898
(508) 896-3701
FAX (508) 896-8089
COMMUNITY PRESERVATION COMMITTEE
Virtual Meeting
Thursday, October 22, 2020 at 4:00 p.m.
MEETING MINUTES OF OCTOBER 22, 2020
Present: Community Preservation Committee (CPC) - Chair Faythe Ellis, Vice-Chair Sharon Marotti,
Clerk Elizabeth Taylor (4:17), Roland Bassett, Peggy Jablonski, Diane Pansire, Bruce Evans, Paul
Ruchinskas
Absent: Barbara Burgo
Also Present: Donna Kalinick, Assistant Town Administrator; Cynthia Bingham, Select Board; Marion
Hobbs, Cape Rep; Jack Fricasso, Cape Rep; Janine Perry, Cape Rep; Jon Springfield, POAH
Chair Faythe Ellis called the meeting to order at 4:00 pm
This meeting will be conducted by remote participation pursuant to Governor Baker’s March 2020 orders suspending certain Open Meeting Law provisions and
imposing limits on public gatherings. No in-person meeting attendance will be permitted. If the Town is unable to live broadcast this meeting, a record of the
proceedings will be provided on the Town website as soon as possible. The Town has established specific email addresses for each board and committee so the public
can submit comments either before or during the meeting. To submit public comment or questions to the Community Preservation Committee, please email:
cpcmeeting@brewster-ma.gov. To view the:
Live broadcast: Tune to Brewster Government TV Channel 18
Livestream: Go to www.livestream.brewster-ma.gov
Audio/video recording: Go to www.tv.brewster-ma.gov
1.Executive Session – To consider the purchase, exchange, taking, lease, or value of real
property if such discussion may have a detrimental effect on the negotiating position of the
governmental body- CPC briefing on the current status of 1848 Main St. Brewster, MA project
(Community Preservation Act Historic Preservation)
A quorum was declared to hold the Executive Session portion of the CPC Meeting.
Motion to enter Executive Session made by Roland Basset. Sharon Marotti second.
Roll Call Vote: Sharon Marotti – yes, Bruce Evans – yes, Roland Bassett – yes, Paul Ruchinskas –
yes, Diane Pansire – yes, Peggy Jablonski - yes, Chair Ellis - yes
VOTE 7-yes 0-no
Chair Ellis then moved into Executive Session at 4:07PM. Any other attendees were moved into a virtual
waiting room.
Chair Ellis called to order the regular CPC Meeting at 4:18 p.m.
Approved:
VOTE:
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2.Discussion and possible vote on Crosby Barn project scope and award modification
Faythe introduced members of Cape Rep Theater and turned the meeting over to Janine Perry. Janine
said she brought with her the current President of the Board, Marion Hobbs; and Jack Fracasso, former
Board President and long-time member of the Barn Project Committee in charge of individual grants
and donations. Janine hopes that they will speak to specific questions the CPC might have regarding
their respective expertise. She said after the last meeting, she got in touch with the state building
inspector, and he has agreed to allow us to provide some public access after the completion of Phase 2A.
He is allowing people under staff supervision to bring in tours or individuals on request to see the
interior of the barn by reservation for up to 12 people in addition to staff. They can also mount some
exhibits on the history and artistic accomplishments and art of the theater and Brewster itself. Making
sure that all the protocols for COVID-19 be in place as well. She also submitted a proposed budget on
what it might look like going forward.
Jack Fracasso said he had a chance to view the September 24th meeting and thought perhaps some
fundraising for the project might not be clear. Cape Rep has secured gifts and pledges from 14 donors of
$375,000 – 2 of which are 6-figure gifts and 6 of which are 5-figure gifts. 2nd, when combined with
grants pledged by CPC and MA Cultural Facilities Fund, they total 57% of total projected cost of the
project. And lastly, with any good campaign, they identified 130 prospective donors for the project. This
is a big part of the heavy lifting for a campaign like this. He said they feel they are well along in the
process and in a strong position to go forward.
Bruce asked about the idea of an exhibit in the barn and if it would just be a temporary thing to get
through the pandemic. Janine answered yes and no, they agreed that in 1991 they would always preserve
this as a historic site. She has spent many hours researching and collecting historic pieces. It is more
than just an interest, they have put up many exhibits throughout the years. It will always be a part of
what they do on this property. In the interim, there may be some construction, and in that event we will
coordinate with the building inspector and the contractor if that happens. They don’t have exhibit space
right now, but she plans to make that happen during and after any construction or pandemic with
appropriate approvals.
Paul asked about the MA Council Grant, will you bill any work for the soft costs with spending
$210,000 already. Janine Perry answered that all of it is eligible. The bills just have to be turned in by
December 16, 2020, and once we sign a contract we will have the remainder. Paul also asked for a copy
of the plan and felt it would be important to have as a condition. He asked if the state inspector has to
sign off on a public access plan. Janine answered, no, he has already signed off on our plan. As a
courtesy, we will invite him over just for this purpose, but he doesn’t need to sign off on anything
further to her knowledge.
Faythe said she is very comfortable with what has been presented and thinks it achieves what we would
want for historic preservation and is supportive of the request from Cape Rep.
Faythe said the Committee needs to look at and make a motion on whether we are supportive of
breaking this into Phase 2A and 2B with the award money being allocated toward the expenses for
Phase 2A. Paul brought up the issue with the hold back which wouldn’t be released until the end of
Phase 2B.
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The current award letter requires that $40,000 be held back until the entire project is completed. So, if
we do not change that, it means $360,000 would be available for phase 2A with $40,000 available when
entire project is completed.
Peggy said that because originally the town voted to have the holdback, she recommends continuing
with what was voted on until donations are in hand. We are going to approve this on a plan to raise over
$300,000 and believes we should be consistent with other major projects that have a holdback. Paul
agreed. Sharon agreed.
Elizabeth said she would have liked to see the holdback reduced, but as that is how it was presented at
Town Meeting, it looks like we need to stay with the original agreement.
Motion to amend number 6 on the award letter, be changed to read, prior to the release of any
CPA Funds, Cape Rep must submit a Phase 2A Project Funding Sources and Uses Budget,
including documentation that all projected revenue sources have been received or have binding
commitments for an additional $539,000. Cape Rep must provide all funding information to the
CPC Liaison in writing prior to the release of the Award.
MOVED by Roland Bassett. Seconded by Sharon Marotti.
Roll Call Vote: Sharon Marotti – yes, Bruce Evans – yes, Elizabeth Taylor – yes, Roland Bassett –
yes, Paul Ruchinskas – yes, Diane Pansire – yes, Peggy Jablonski - yes, Chair Ellis - yes
VOTE 8-yes 0-no
Motion to extend the Award for two years to from December 30, 2020 to December 30, 2022.
MOVED by Roland Bassett. Seconded by Elizabeth Taylor.
Roll Call Vote: Sharon Marotti – yes, Bruce Evans – yes, Elizabeth Taylor – yes, Roland Bassett –
yes, Paul Ruchinskas – yes, Diane Pansire – yes, Peggy Jablonski - yes, Chair Ellis - yes
VOTE 8-yes 0-no
Faythe said she will be amending the project description to include a reference to the memo Janine Perry
provided on September 16, 2020 to clarify the scope change and include that in the award letter.
Motion to add the condition to receive information from the State Building Inspector that
approved the memo about the public access plan for the completion of 2A.
MOVED by Paul Ruchinskas. Seconded by Roland Bassett.
Roll Call Vote: Sharon Marotti – yes, Bruce Evans – yes, Elizabeth Taylor – yes, Roland Bassett –
yes, Paul Ruchinskas – yes, Diane Pansire – yes, Peggy Jablonski - yes, Chair Ellis - yes
VOTE 8-yes 0-no
3.Discussion and possible vote on FORWARD at the Rock award modification - defer
4.Discussion and possible vote to amend Brewster Woods award letter and grant agreement to
reflect a change in Item #2, Affordability Restrictions, in the case of foreclosure.
Paul recused himself as he is a HAC Board Member.
Donna Kalinick turned the meeting over to Jon Springfield of POAH. The request came up as we went
through the financing process through the MA Housing Partnership (MHP) with the State. The bank
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sizes their loan based on all of the subsidy going away, which is a really unrealistic situation, but is what
they use for their underwriting. To not create a funding gap is to state that all units are affordable in
perpetuity. In the event of foreclosure, MHP is able to reassess their financial affordability
commitments. In this case, we have agreed 8 units at 80% and 6 units at 60% AMI would remain and
survive any situation, but MHP would be able to adjust rent levels to keep the property continuing to
operate in the event there is no more operating subsidy and it’s foreclosed upon. DHCD uses same
language in their grant-making and lending to affordable housing. This has never happened to POAH or
MHP in the history of their lending and is incredibly unlikely. Donna Kalinick added that POAH’s legal
counsel, the Town’s legal counsel and MHP were all involved in this language change. Faythe said she
has sat in on multiple meetings regarding this change and is supportive of it.
Motion to amend the award letter and grant agreement to reflect a change in Item 2, Affordability
Restrictions, in the case of foreclosure.
MOVED by Roland Bassett. Seconded by Elizabeth Taylor.
Roll Call Vote: Sharon Marotti – yes, Bruce Evans – yes, Elizabeth Taylor – yes, Roland Bassett –
yes, Diane Pansire – yes, Peggy Jablonski - yes, Chair Ellis - yes
VOTE 7-yes 0-no
Donna Kalinick gave an update that on October 9th, they opened bids on Phase 1 of the Brewster Woods
Project. The 4 low builds were all local contractors. We are able to do all the work within our budget.
We are awarding the bid to a local contractor tomorrow. We expect construction work beginning around
November 15th. We are sending a letter to abutters next week. Faythe offered congratulations on all their
hard work to get this started.
5.Financial Update
Sharon said they met with Mimi Bernardo a number of times. We are confident our numbers are good
numbers to work with even though they don’t correspond with the Towns records at this point, but they
do with the total numbers. We ended FY20 $1,877,863 for all funds, we received town funding of
$1,035,075 which is the 3% tax match, from the state $292,896. Open Space ended with $792,316
including a $400,000 contribution from the State, Housing ended with $34,932, Historic ended with
$332,819, and the 30% budgeted Reserve ended with $717,794 for a total of $1,877,863 subsequently
carried forward for FY21. For FY21, we are projecting a Town contribution from local tax revenue of
$1,058,000, an estimated state contribution of $118,496 representing an 11.2% match from the State.
The State has increased their contribution to 17.7%. We are projecting ending balances in Open Space
$378,165, Housing $88,082, Historic $450,469, and in the 30% budgeted Reserve $561,918. In addition,
for Open Space, we have a check for $377,663 not included in the ending balance.
6.10/28 Public Hearing planning update
Faythe said the Hearing has been advertised in the Cape Codder, information is on the Town website,
and email blasts to anyone with interest and to Town Committee Chairs for a quite robust reach out to
everyone. We asked for people to pre-register to help us plan the webinar. To date, we have had 9
responses from folks who want to speak. Her plan is to include a copy of the application, agenda, project
listing. Faythe asked if there were any other recommended documentation to be included in the Public
Information Packet. Paul recollected the latest financial figures should be included. Faythe said her
comments would include an overview and history of the committee, going over the application process
and timelines for workflow and how to find the application, and then open up for public comments.
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7.Committee future meeting schedule update
Faythe went over the upcoming meeting schedule with the committee:
Thursday, November 5th at 4pm
Wednesday, November 25th at 4pm
Wednesday, December 9th at 4pm
Wednesday, December 23rd at 4pm
8.Project updates
Diane forwarded a Habitat update. She said it has been a little challenging to execute due to COVID, but
they are pretty well on track for November.
Peggy will put Pleasant Bay up for next meeting.
9.Approval of Minutes from September 24, 2020 meeting
Motion to approve the Minutes of August 27, 2020.
MOVED by Roland Bassett. Seconded by Elizabeth Taylor.
Roll Call Vote: Sharon Marotti – yes, Bruce Evans – yes, Elizabeth Taylor – yes, Roland Bassett –
yes, Diane Pansire – yes, Peggy Jablonski - yes, Chair Ellis - yes
VOTE 7-yes 0-no
Paul did not vote as he had to leave the meeting before the vote was taken.
10.Items the Chair could not anticipate
Faythe asked if any public emails had been received during or before the meeting. None were submitted.
11.Next meeting: October 28, 2020 Public Hearing
MOTION made by Peggy Jablonski to adjourn the meeting at 5:27pm
Diane Pansire seconded
Roll Call Vote: Bruce Evans – yes, Elizabeth Taylor – yes, Diane Pansire – yes, Roland Bassett –
yes, Peggy Jablonski – yes, Sharon Marotti – yes, Chair Ellis - yes
VOTE 7-yes 0-no
Respectfully submitted, Beth Devine, Recording Secretary
Packet of additional documents available on website for public review.
What's Happening at the ROCK - Updates on construction, = volunteers, virtual ribbon cutting
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Octobe= r, 2020
An occas= ional newsletter reporting the latest progress at FORWARD at the Rock, a new supp= ortive housing community in Dennis, MA, and news from FORWARD. Opening
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FORWARD at the Rock construction is done, and residents have started moving= in! A new affordable housing community for 8 adults with autism and relate= d disabilities requiring around-
the-clock support, The Rock is open!
FORWARD has partnered with The= Town of Dennis, Housing Assistance Corporation, Cape Abilities, the Depart= ment of Developmental Services, CEDAC, the Department of Housing
and Commun= ity Development, Cape Associates, the Community Preservation Committees of = Dennis, Barnstable, Yarmouth, Brewster, Chatham and Mashpee, and numerous i= ndividuals,
foundations and businesses who have helped fund, build, certify= , and now -- operate the homes and care for the residents. CLICK HERE for more information.
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A virtual wine tasting = led by Truro Vineyards to support Friends Or Relatives With Autism & Re= lated Disabilities and celebrate the opening of FORWARD at the Rock. Your ticket to the
event includes 3 bottles of Tru= ro Vineyards wine, a tasting led by a Truro Winemaker, 2 wine glasses,= a corkscrew and 1 complimentary raffle ticket for valuable prizes. Pr= oceeds go to
support FORWARD's future efforts to address the desperate= need to build more affordable housing for those with Autism and Related Di= sabilities, and the staff who serve them.
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generosity is the Quilt Bank, which is the outreach part of = the Bayberry Quilters of Cape Cod. The group created a beautiful quilt for = each resident at the Rock. Pictured above left
(l-r) are quilters Lucille O= barowski, Grace Filliman, Maryanne Boberg, and FORWARD Board President and = Kathy Ohman. Left, the quilters take a tour of the new house.
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RESIDENTIAL UPDATE
Our first 4 residents have settled into their new home, and have = already started personalizing their
bedrooms, even painting one a very chee= rful pink. Residents are already enjoying the amenities,
with barbeques on = the courtyard and outdoor strolls along the pathways. When 4 more residents=
join them next week, the house will be fully occupied.
VOLUNTEER UPDATE
J= oin Us November 5th For Some Socially Distanced Exterior Beautification=
We your help with exterior clean-= up and very light landscaping. All skill levels welcome!
Drop by anytime 9:= 30 a.m. to Noon-ish, and bring your gloves and a mask. We'll be
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November 5th, 9:30 a.m.-- Light Landscaping Beautification Day at the Rock, 131 Hoc= kum Rock Road, Dennis
November 24th, 6:00 p.m. -- FORWARD Board of Directors Meeting via = Zoom
December 4th, 6:00 p.m. -- Virtual Ribbon Cutting and Wine Tasting via Zoom. Tickets= available online now.
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