The deadline to submit a Notice of Project Intent Application for Community Preservation Committee projects is Friday, December 1st.
Each year at Town Meeting, the CPC makes recommendations to fund projects in the following categories:
● Affordable Housing
● Historic Preservation
● Preservation of Open Space
● Recreation
Over the last 20+ years, North Andover taxpayers have funded more than $40 Million in projects throughout the community, including more than $12 Million in State Matching Funds.
The Notice of Project Intent Application serves as a pre-application review form for forthcoming Community Preservation Committee projects. This form is NOT required, however, it is strongly encouraged for first-time applicants, or other projects which may be complex in nature and require more dialogue with the committee. Applications may be submitted to cpcemails@northandoverma.gov before December 1st. Upon receipt, the committee will contact the applicant to add them to the agenda for the Pre-Application Meeting on December 7, 2023.
Funding for Community Preservation Committee projects is provided through a local tax surcharge and matching funds from the state. The public, Town government, and local organizations help determine how this funding is spent by proposing local projects that help to preserve community heritage, protect local resources, and foster the development of new resources. Each year the North Andover Community Preservation Committee offers funding for projects related to open space, historic preservation, recreation, and affordable housing. The Committee makes recommendations to Town Meeting, which votes on the funding. Watch this presentation from the Committee to learn more about the investments in local resources that have been made with Community Preservation Act funds over the past 20+ years.
There will be no trash and recycling collection on Thursday, November 23, 2023. Collection will then be delayed one day for the remainder of the week. Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday are normal collection days.
Town buildings and non-essential offices will close at 12PM on Wednesday, November 22, in order to allow our employees time with their families.
The Town Clerk’s Office will remain open until 5 p.m. on Wednesday, November 22, to accept initiative petitions for certification of signatures with Registrars of Voters (G.L. c. 53 s.7).