• Sally Underwood-Miller, Chair, explained there are three “pots” of money – Open Space, Historic Preservation and Affordable Housing
• In years past, there was a reserve fund and a larger award from the state to distribute. This year more was requested than CPC had finds available.
• The awards, and the five denied, are as follows:

Affordable Housing

• Construct $ 51,500.00 Roof Repair
• Affordable Housing Trust $ 50,000.00 Emergency Funding
• Affordable Housing Trust $ 125,000.00 Fund the Trust
• Stockbridge Housing Authority $ 25,000.00 Deck and Patio Repair

Open Space/Recreation

• Stockbridge Bowl Association $ 10,000.00 Bullard Wood Reforestation
• Gould Meadows $ 45,000.00 Parking Lot Improvements Stockbridge Sportsman’s Club $ 30,000.00 Handicap Access Improvements
• Berkshire Botanical Gardens $ 7,500.00 Parking Lot ADA improvements – DENIED
• Laurel Hill $ 60,000.00 Preserve Improvements
• Berkshire Waldorf High School $ 35,000.00 Wyeth Curtis Memorial Bench – DENIED
• Michael Cristopher $ 6,000.00 – remove metal fence – DENIED
• Norman Rockwell $ 6,000.00 – Historic Tree Maintenance
• 250th Committee $ 25,000.00 250th Celebrations – DENIED
• Parks & Rec $ 100,000.00 Bidwell Park updates and expansion

Historic Preservation

• Berkshire Theatre Group $ 150,000.00 Berkshire Playhouse Renovation
• Kripalu $ 50,000.00 Shadow Brook East Gatehouse
• Cemetery Commission $ 44,575.00 Vault (from money returned to CPC as unused)

Open Space and Historic Preservation

• James Lawson $600,000 Konkapot Apiary – DENIED