Town Of Brewster Community Preservation Plan 2027-2032
This Community Preservation Plan for the Town of Brewster outlines priorities for the allocation of Community Preservation Act (CPA) funds for fiscal years 2028-2032. The plan focuses on ensuring balanced investments across community needs, guided by overarching goals to prioritize multi-category projects, flexibly direct undesignated funds, support the Sea Camps properties, leverage CPA funds with other sources, and allocate for regional initiatives. Key focus areas include expanding and preserving community housing options, protecting drinking water quality, natural habitats, and coastal areas, safeguarding historic and cultural resources, and improving and expanding outdoor recreational amenities for all ages and abilities.
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The agenda includes various administrative and regulatory items for the Conservation Commission. Key topics feature a request for determination of applicability regarding a dwelling addition, multiple continued notices of intent for development projects, and a request for a minor change to a plan. The commission will discuss a consolidated order update, informational materials regarding the Southern Pine Beetle, and dock guidance for property owners. Additionally, the meeting will address enforcement actions concerning unpermitted fill and vegetative management, as well as a report from the Conservation Administrator concerning upcoming educational conferences.
Jul 22, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
Community Preservation Committee Meeting Agenda
The committee convened to address several fiscal and planning matters, including a financial update and the presentation of the updated Community Preservation Plan. Key agenda items included deliberations and potential votes regarding funding for the Brewster Recreation Department's Sea Camps Tennis Courts project, as well as the authorization of payment for Community Preservation Coalition annual dues. Additionally, the meeting included time for project status updates.
Jun 10, 2026·Board meeting
Conservation Commission Meeting
The Conservation Commission held a meeting to discuss and approve several projects. Key actions included the approval of a culvert replacement plan at 2628 Main Street with required mitigation plantings and monitoring, a positive determination and project approval at 3661 Main Street for after-the-fact construction and site improvements, and the approval of a septic system upgrade at 142 Fiddler's Lane. Additionally, the Commission approved restoration work at 38 Governor Prince Road and a redevelopment project involving the removal of an existing dwelling and construction of a new home with septic system upgrades and mitigation plantings at 480 Lower Road. Several other public hearings were continued to future meetings.
