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Community Preservation Committee report to Town Meeting ATM 2010
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ARTICLE 8 (p) <br /> Project: White House Historic Structure Report <br /> CPA Category: Historic Resources <br /> Amount Requested: 518,000 <br /> Amount Recommended: $18,000 <br /> CPC Vote: (6-3) <br /> Project Description: <br /> This project requests $18,000 in Community Preservation Act funds to prepare a limited <br /> Historic Structure Report (HSR) for the "White House" at 1557 Massachusetts Avenue. <br /> The first step will require hiring a historic preservation architectural firm who will <br /> prepare a history of the property, construction history, evaluation of architectural <br /> significance, existing conditions report, and proposed work for building stabilization. <br /> (Historic Structure Reports which provide valuable information on the historic fabric of a <br /> building have been completed for the Stone Building, Hancock-Clarke House, and the. <br /> Munroe Tavern.) <br /> Project Goals and Objectives: <br /> The goal of the project is to prepare a limited HSR to identify the significant historic <br /> attributes of the "White House", and through a public process, to determine the elements <br /> of the structure that require stabilization and protection while the future use of the <br /> building and site is determined. <br /> Project Benefit: <br /> Renovation and maintenance of the "White House"has been deferred for many years. <br /> The building, located at the entrance to the business district, is in significant disrepair. <br /> Studies have been conducted previously, for the School Department and for the Council <br /> on Aging, to determine if the building and site could be renovated and developed to meet <br /> their program needs. Neither of these projects has proceeded beyond the study phase. <br /> These studies served their purpose in developing options to renovate the building for a <br /> specific purpose (program) and to inform the public of these options and costs.. <br /> The HSR will study the building and its history to inform the community and assist in <br /> determining the type of necessary maintenance and stabilization that is warranted. These <br /> costs will likely be presented for FY 2012 CPA funding. The HSR will also be a planning <br /> document for future programming efforts. <br /> Funding Request: <br /> The project requests $18,000 in CPA funds to prepare the limited HSR report. <br /> 21 <br />
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