Community Preservation Committee Approves Revised Plan
Natick Community Preservation Committee unanimously approved a revised preservation plan with applications opening Friday. Committee Chair Bill Ramage and Amanda Loomis, Director of Community and Economic Development, oversaw updates to the roster, graphics, evaluation criteria, and formatting. The
Community Preservation Committee · Meeting of May 12, 2026
Natick Community Preservation Committee unanimously approved a revised preservation plan with applications opening Friday. Committee Chair Bill Ramage and Amanda Loomis, Director of Community and Economic Development, oversaw updates to the roster, graphics, evaluation criteria, and formatting. The committee reported receiving two Letters of Interest with an application expected from Habitat for Humanity for project CPA-25-8.
Members discussed strategies to increase public awareness of CPA funding, including targeted outreach to town boards and a public forum. Ramage and Financial Advisor Jose Montemayor were reappointed to three-year terms, while Vice Chair David Krentzman and Clerk Sara Hanna have reapplied.
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Source: the Community Preservation Committee meeting of May 12, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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