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Community Preservation Act

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2026-03-10Select Board4 moment(s)
📄 Agenda Packet — SB PacketV4 3.17.26p.11 · 16.87% for Option 2. This would mean an increase to median property taxes for Opp.47 · tax impact with the proposed override would be particularly dramatic in FY27, gi
2026-04-14Select Board6 moment(s)
📄 Agenda — SB 4.21.26 Agenda V3p.1 · located in the Harvard Street Main Street Corridor districts (H-MS, H- MS-O, H-M📄 Minutes — SB 4.21.26 minutesp.4 · • The Community Preservation Act did not provide as much housing funding as prev📄 Agenda Packet — SB 4.21.26 Packet V2p.1 · located in the Harvard Street Main Street Corridor districts (H-MS, H- MS-O, H-Mp.60 · May 26, 2026 Annual Town Meeting 15-2 “Brookline's Affordable Housing Trust over
2026-05-12Select Board1 moment(s)
📄 Agenda Packet — SB Packet 5.19.26 V11p.23 · 17 12b. Article 9. FY27 CPA Appropriations Article 9 addresses the allocation of
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