Photo: The Belmont Police Station which will receive $787,000 of CAC funding. The Community Preservation Committee has given its nod of approval to half of the applications requesting funds from the committee in the fiscal year 2019 cycle. While the ultimate say on which of the eight applicants will be funded will be determined by […]
Photo: Architect Ted Galante before the Zoning Board of Appeals. It was smooth sailing as the renovation of the nine decades old Belmont Police headquarters at the intersection of Concord Avenue and Pleasant Street got its first thumbs up as it begins meetings to clear regulatory hurdles and obtain the funding for the historic preservation of […]
Photo: The Belmont Veterans Memorial project. More fields being restored, a “re-do” and a saving a Belmont barn have submitted preliminary applications for funding by the town’s Community Preservation Committee, according to information released by the CPC on Tuesday, Oct. 3. A total of six applications were received by the committee by its Sept.29 deadline, according to […]
Photo: Grove Street Park which had two projects OK’d by the Community Preservation Committee. Two big recreation projects will take nearly two-thirds of the proposed funding sought by local groups and town departments through Belmont’s Community Preservation Fund for the coming fiscal year. Applications to make repairs on the final of three town tennis courts […]
Photo: The drone view of the Grove Street Playground tennis courts. Belmont residents could soon see another set of tennis courts undergo a complete renovation as the Board of Selectmen voted at its Monday night meeting, Sept. 26, to sponsor a proposal before the Community Preservation Committee to replace the courts at the Grove Street […]