4.27.2022 - Community Preservation Commission

Fall River Government TV Apr 27, 2022 YouTube Report Issue

The Community Preservation Commission convened a virtual meeting on Wednesday, April 27th, 2022, at 6 o'clock. The committee unanimously approved the minutes from March 31st. A significant sum of $938,464 was returned to the CPC from completed projects, excess funds, or unaccepted allocations, prompting a unanimous vote to reopen funding for Fiscal Year 2023. The committee then unanimously approved an adjustment to the Fall River Fire Museum's funding, correcting the amount to $463,080. Following this, several projects received full funding: the Greater Arts Association was approved for $283,140 (unanimous), the Antioch School for $234,878 (unanimous), the Dr. Fisk House for $75,105 (passed with votes from Chris Oliveira, Paul Machado, and Richard Cauldron), and 3656 Water Street for $137,865 (unanimous). After these appropriations, the remaining balance of $666,749 was unanimously moved into reserves, concluding project funding for the current period. Administrative updates included the Mayor's request to re-appoint Richard Cauldron, with the City Council scheduled to vote on May 10th. Administrative Assistant Sandy Dennis committed to preparing final reports and appropriation orders for the City Council by May 10th, notifying project applicants, and further investigating potential unspent funds from older projects. Discussions also covered future financial reporting for projects and the process for handling change orders.

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