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 committee will receive reports from the Town Manager and Finance Director, alongside liaison updates and a review of liaison assignments. Key business includes the discussion and voting on recommendations for warrant articles for the Fall 2026 Special Town Meeting. These articles include addressing outstanding obligations, an appropriation for the Crosby Beach overflow parking, increasing the Heo Act Veterans Exemption to 100%, and the potential creation of a Disability Commission.
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.
May 1, 2026·Board meeting
Waste Reduction And Recycling Commission Meeting
The commission discussed solid waste and recycling center operations, specifically highlighting high traffic volumes. A decision was made to begin accepting paper cups in the recycling stream effective July 1st, supported by an upcoming educational outreach campaign. Outreach efforts regarding lithium battery disposal were reviewed, including the use of posters and a planned library display. The commission also addressed school-based organic recycling programs, backyard composting bin availability, and updates to the swap shop's accepted items list to manage contamination and space issues. Additionally, members shared experiences from local outreach events and reviewed plans for upcoming conservation initiatives.
