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INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM
TO: FULL COUNCIL
FROM: COUNCILOR GEORGE BITZAS
SUBJECT: TR-2011-15 (RESOLUTION TO SUSTAIN COMMUNITY
PRESERVATION)
DATE: 4/13/2011
Please see the attached email that was sent by me in support of Senate docket 82
and House Docket 474 an "Act to Sustain Community Preservation". I asked
our legislative representatives to continue to work hard to makc sure this
becomes law. Your support as co-sponsors of this resolution was greatly
appreciated and will hopefully make a difference.
This is in the best interests of all the surrounding cities and towns. Thank you
for your continued interest and support.
cc: Mayor, Sohcitor, Community Preservation
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barbara bard
From: barbara bard
Sent: Wednesday, April 13, 2011 8:46 AM
To: 'Stephanie.Keller@mahouse.qov'� 'James.Welch@ nia senate.gov'; 'Boldyga, Nicholas - Rep
(HOU)'
Cc: Stephanie,Elson@comcnunitypreservation.org; Mayor Richard Cohen� (Rjmagia@verjzon.net)�
(tierthomas@aol.com); Christina Thompson-, Corinne Wtngard,- Louis Russo
(lrusso123@aol,com).- Ray Moreau (MNR1947@conicast,net); Richard Senneti
(masspatriot@comcast.net); vedany@comcast.net: Vi Baldwin (eden2l4@aoi.coni)
Subject: RE: An Act to Sustain Community Preservation (SB 1841/H8 765)
Attachments, Resolution for Support CPA.doc
I have been an Agawam City Councilor for many years and am also the Chairperson of the Parks &
Recreation Committee. Several weeks ago. I sponsored (along with the Council as my co-sponsors) a
ReSOILItion to Support Senate Docket 82 and House Docket 474 an "Act to Susta4i Community
Preservation"which was unanimously passed by the City Council and signed by Mayor Cohen on
February 23. 2011.
I hope you continue in your efforts to support this and do your best to ensure that it becornes law, This
would be very helpful for every city and town and is in everyone's best interest to do so.
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From. Jennifer Bonfigho
Sent: Tuesday, April 12, 2011 1:57 PM
To: Stephanie.Keller@mahiDuse.gov; James,Welch@masenate.gov; nicholas.boldyga@mahouse.gov
Cc-. Stephanie-Elson@comMLinitypreservation.org; Mayor Richard Cohen; barbara bard;
(Rjnlagia@verizon.net); (tierthomas@aol,com); Christina Thompson; Corinne Wingard; Louis Russo
(IrussoI2II,@aol.com); Ray Moreau (MNR19,l7@comcast.neQ; Richard Bennett
(masspatriot@conicast.net); vedany@comcast.net; Vi Baldwin (eden2l4@aol.com)
Subject: An Act to Sustain Community Preservation (SB 18,41/HB 765)
Since An Act to SLIstain Coniniunity Preserwll.lion (SB 184 1/1-113 765) has been gn-1-intecl an early
hearing date of Wednesday, April 1301, it is diff-ICLII( IlOr 111MIN' Ol'OLII- commillee nicnibcrs to
attend. Please accept this %vi'lltell testinionv. SHICCI-CIV
kn]INIT Bonfitdjo; ALiwani CPIN
Administraior
4/13/2011
Page I of 4
barbara bard
From: barbara bard
Sent: Wednesday, April 13, 2011 8:46 AM
To: 'Stephanie.Keller@ ma house.gov'; 'James.Welch @masenate.gov'; 'Boldyga, Nicholas - Rep
(HOU)'
Cc: Stephanie.Elson@communitypreserlvation.org; Mayor Richard Cohen; (Rjmagia@verizon.net);
(tierthomas@aol.com); Christina Thompson; Corinne Wingard; Louis Russo
(Irusso123@aol.com); Ray Moreau (IVINR1947@comcast.net)� Richard Bennett
(masspatriot@comcast.net); vedany@comcast.net; Vi Baldwin (eden2l4@aol.com)
Subject: RE: An Act to Sustain Community Preservation (SB 1841/HB 765)
Attachments: Resolution for Support CPA.doc
I have been an Agawam City Councilor for many years and am also the Chairperson of the Parks &
Recreation Committee. Several weeks ago, I sponsored (along with the Council as my co-sponsors) a
Resolution to Support Senate Docket 82 and House Docket 474 an "Act to Sustain Community
Preservation"which was unanimously passed by the City Council and signed by Mayor Cohen on
February 23, 2011,
I hope you continue in your efforts to support this and do your best to ensure that it becomes law. This
would be very helpful for every city and town and is in everyone's best interest to do so.
Gcoq�e llilza.�
Agawam Cily Councilor
COLHICil 01-t-Ice
36 Nlain Streci
Apnwam� NIA. 01001
(4 11) 786-0400 ,\233
1413) 786-9927 fti,\
From: Jennifer Bonfiglio
Sent: Tuesday, April 12, 2011 1.57 PM
To: Stephanie.Keller@mahouse.gov; James.Welch@masenate.gov; nicholas.boidyga@mahouse.gov
Cc: Stephanie.Elson@communitypreservation.org; Mayor Richard Cohen; barbara bard;
(Rjmagia@verizon.net); (tie rthomas@ aol.co m); Christina Thompson; Corinne Wingard; Louis Russo
(frusso123@aol.com); Ray Moreau (MNR1947@comcast.net); Richard Bennett
(masspa triot@com cast.net); vedany@comcast.net; Vi Baldwin (eden2l4@aol.com)
Subject: An Act to Sustain Community Preservation (SB 1841/HB 765)
Since An Act to Sustain Co mmunity Preservation (S B 184 1/H B 765) has been granted all Carl)'
hearing date of Wednesday, April l3th, it is difficult for many ofour committee men.ibers to
attend. Please accept this written testimony. Sincerely, Jennifer Bonfigho; Agawam CPA
Administrator
4/13/2011
Page I of 4
barbara bard
From: barbara bard
Sent: Wednesday, April 13, 2011 8:46 AM
To: 'Stephanie.Keller@ mahouse.gov'; 'James.Welch@masenate.gov'; 'Boldyga, Nicholas- Rep
(HOU)'
Cc: Stephanie.Elson@communitypreservation.org; Mayor Richard Cohen; (Rjmag ia@verizon.net);
(tierthomas@aol.com); Christina Thompson; Corinne Wingard; Louis Russo
(Irusso123@aol.com); Ray Moreau (MNRI947@comcast.net); Richard Bennett
(mass pa triot@com cast,net); vedany@comcast.net; Vi Baldwin (eden2l4@aol.com)
Subject: RE: An Act to Sustain Community Preservation (SB 1841/HB 765)
Attachments: Resolution for Support CPA.doc
I have been an Agawam City Councilor for many years and am also the Chairperson of the Parks &
Recreation Committee. Several weeks ago, I sponsored (along with the Council as my co-sponsors) a
Resolution to Support Senate Docket 82 and House Docket 474 an "Act to Sustain Community
Preservation"which was unanimously passed by the City Council and signed by Mayor Cohen on
February 23, 2011.
I hope you continue in your efforts to support this and do your best to ensure that it becomes law. This
would be very helpful for every city and town and is in everyone's best interest to do so.
George Bitzas
Agawam City Cotincilor
Council Office
36 Main Street
Anawam, MA. 01001
0
(4 13) 786-0400 x233
(4131) 786-9927 fax
From: Jennifer Bonfiglio
Sent: Tuesday, April 12, 2011 1:57 PM
To: Stephanie.Keller@mahouse.gov; James.Welch@masenate.gov; nicholas.boldyga@mahouse.gov
Cc: Stephanie.Elson@communitypreservation.org; Mayor Richard Cohen; barbara bard;
(Rimagia@verizon.net); (tie rthomas@aol.co m); Christina Thompson; Corinne Wingard; Louis Russo
(Irussol23@aol.com); Ray Moreau (MN R1947@comcast.net); Richard Bennett
(masspatriot@comcast,net); vedany@comcast.net; Vi Baldwin (eden2l4@aol.com)
Subject: An Act to Sustain Community Preservation (SB 1841/HB 765)
Since An Act to Sustain Community Preservation (SB 1841/HB 765) has been granted an early
hearing date of Wednesday, April 13th, it is difficult for many of our committee members to
attend. Please accept this written testimony. Sincerely, Jennifer Bonfiglio; Agawam CPA
Administrator
4/13/2011
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Town of Agawam
36 Main Street
Agawam, MA 0 100 1
Community Preservation Committee
April 6,2011
The Joint Committee on Community Development and Small Business
House Committee Chair Linda Dorcena Forry
Senate Committee Chair Sal DiDomenico
State House, Boston MA 02133
Dear Representative Forry and Senator DiDomenico
I write to respectfully ask you to report favorably on An Act to Sustain Community Preservation(SB 184 I/HB 765)which
strengthens the Community Preservation Act(CPA).
The passage of the Community Preservation Act by the Town of Agawam in 2004 has allowed us to do projects that
otherwise would have never been done. The first project completed in Agawam using CPA funds was the replacement of the
George Washington plaque which had been missing for 30 years. This plaque honors the travels of George Washington
through our town.
Another successful project was funding to the Agawam Housing Authority to replace the windows and
doors in a number of their facilities. This made the units more accessible,energy efficient,and eliminated drafts
in the winter. The largest project was our new School Street Park. This Park has become a focal point of the community.
On any given Saturday or Sunday you may see activities including soccer, lacrosse, softball, bike riding and people walking
along the bike path. We also are very proud of the addition of a new fully handicap accessible playscape which includes a
poured in place rubber surface.
4/1 3/2011
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The Agawam CPA has recommended many other open space,historical preservation,affordable housing and recreation
projects. A notable historic preservation project was funding to restore the Thomas Smith House. The Thomas Smith House
was built in the mid 1700's and is now used as a museum. The Agawam Historical Association uses this house for tours and
seminars on the history of Agawam in the 1700's.
A favorable report on An Act to Sustain Community Preservation will also allow communities to rehabilitate older
recreational facilities. There are many older playgrounds in Agawam and other communities which are in great need of
rehabilitation and handicap accessible improvements. These improvements would allow handicap children the opportunity to
fully enjoy many activities. In addition,when a playground becomes fully accessible, it allows parents or grandparents who
also have disabilities to participate with the child whether the child is handicapped or not.
Since being signed into law in late 2000,CPA has been adopted by 147 communities,representing 42%of the
Commonwealth's cities and towns. Using CPA funds, municipalities have preserved more than 13,300 acres of open space;
created or rehabilitated more than 4,200 affordable housing units and developed hundreds of innovative affordable housing
programs;and approved funding for more than 2,000 historic preservation projects and over 600 recreation projects.
But the ability of Agawam to fund important CPA projects is threatened by the steep decline in funding from the statewide
CPA Trust Fund.An Act to Sustain Community Preservation will ensure that our community can continue to preserve historic
resources, protect open space,build community housing and expand recreational opportunities.
Please report favorably on An Act to Sustain Community Preservation and help preserve the Town of Agawam and all of
Massachusetts for generations to come.
Sincerely,
Henry Kozioski-,Chairman
Agawam CPA Committee
Cc: State Senator James T. Welch
State Representative Nicholas Boldyga
Mayor Richard Cohen
City Council
4/13/2011
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CPA Committee
CPA Coalition
4/13/201 l
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TR-2011-15
A RESOLUTION TO SUPPORT SENATE DOCKET 82 AND HOUSE DOCKET 474 AN "ACT TO SUSTAIN
COMMUNITY PRESERVATION"
(SPONSORED BY COUNCILORS GEORGE BITZAS, GINA M. LETELLIER,JILL S. MESSICK, DENNIS J. PERRY
ROBERT E. ROSSI,JOHN F. WALSH,JAMES P CICHETTI, ROBERT A. MACGOVERN,JOSEPH MINEO,
DONALD M. RHEAULT,JILL P. SIMPSON)
WHEREAS,the Town of Agawam has accepted Massachusetts General Laws c.44B, "Community
Preservation Act" (hereinafter"Act"); and
WHEREAS,the Bill isindented to encourage and enable communities to develop new parks,
playgrounds, and recreational fields, protect open space, preserve historic buildings and resources, and
support affordable housing; and
WHEREAS,Senate Docket 82 and House Docket 474, "An Act to Sustain Community Preservation,"
(hereinafter"Bill") would increase the annual minimum Community Preservation Act Trust Fund match
by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts to seventy-five (75) percent;and
WHEREAS, the Bill would clarify allowable uses for the Community Preservation Act funds so that
communities may rehabilitate existing outdoor parks and other recreational resources; and
WHEREAS, passage of the Bill would allow forthe repair and maintenance of existing assets such as the
High School Tennis Courts and Construction of a new Track; and
WHEREAS,the Agawam City Council Supported a the act in the 2009-2010 legislative year pursuant to
TR-2010-8;
WHEREAS, it is in the best interest of the Town of Agawam that the Bill be approved and made law;
NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE AGAWAM TOWN COUNCIL that the Agawam City Council
shows support for the Bill and urges Senator James Welch and Representative Nicholas Boldyga, and
Governor Deval Patrick to work in support of the Bill.
-J DATgTHIS DAY OF FEBRUARY, 2011.
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MAYORAL ACTION
Received this dayof 2011 from Council Clerk.
Signed by Council President this a? dayof -kbn-af 2011.
APPROVAL OF LEGISLATION
By the powers vested in me pursuant to Article 3, Section 3-6 of the Aga�5am a�ter, as
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TIM"y approve the passage of the above legislation on this ok �2 day of
2011.
Richard A. Cohen, Mayor
DISAPPROVAL OF LEGISLATION
By the powers vested in me pursuant to Article 3, Section 3-6 of the Agawam Charter, as
amended, I hereby veto the passage of the above legislation on this day of
2011 for the following reason(s):
Richard A. Cohen, Mayor
RETURN OF LEGISLATION TO COUNCIL CLERK
Returned to Council Clerk this d dayof bruo-o� , 20H.
TR-2011-15
A RESOLUTION TO SUPPORT SENATE DOCKET 82 AND HOUSE DOCKET 474 AN
"ACT TO SUSTAIN COMMUNITY PRESERVATION"
(SPONSORED BY COUNCILOR GEORGE BITZAS)
WHEREAS, the Town of Agawam has accepted Massachusetts General Laws c.44B, "Community
Preservation Act" (hereinafter"Act"); and
WHEREAS,the Bill is indented to encourage and enable communities to develop new parks,
playgrounds, and recreational fields, protect open space, preserve historic buildings and resources, and
support affordable housing; and
WHEREAS,Senate Docket 82 and House Docket 474, "An Act to Sustain Community Preservation,"
(hereinafter"Bill") would increase the annual minimum Community Preservation Act Trust Fund match
by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts to seventy-five (75) percent; and
WHEREAS, the Bill would clarify allowable uses for the Community Preservation Act funds so that
communities may rehabilitate existing outdoor parks and other recreational resources; and
WHEREAS, passage of the Bill would allow for the repair and maintenance of existing assets such as the
High School Tennis Courts and Construction of a new Track; and
WHEREAS,the Agawam City Council Supported a the act in the 2009-2010 legislative year pursuant to
TR-2010-8;
WHEREAS, it is in the best interest of the Town of Agawam that the Bill be approved and made law;
NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE AGAWAM TOWN COUNCIL that the Agawam City Council
shows support for the Bill and urges Senator James Welch and Representative Nicholas Boldyga , and
Governor Deval Patrick to work in support of the Bill.
DATED THIS DAY OF FEBRUARY, 2011,
PER ORDER OF THE AGAWAM CITY COUNCIL
Donald M. Rheault, President
APPROVED AS TO FORM AND LEGALITY
Vincent F. Gioscia, City Solicitor
INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM
TO: FULL COUNCIL
FROM: COUNCILOR GEORGE BITZAS
SUBJECT: TR-2011-15
DATE: 2/3/2011
Please see the attached email with respect to TR-2011-15. If any of you would
like to be a co-sponsor, please let me know during our next Council Meeting
under New Business.
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me. Thank you.
Hi -
I received a call from Kathy Roth from the CPA Coalition. The new legislative session
began last week, and State Senator Cynthia Stone Creem and Representative Stephen
Kulik have re-filed An Act to Sustain Community Preservation, the CPA legislation that
seeks to stabilize the statewide CPA Trust Fund and make other improvements to the Act.
(Please see below)
Jennifer Bonfiglio
From: Katherine Roth [mal Ito:Katherine.Roth@comm unitypreservation.orgl
Sent: Tuesday, January 25, 2011 2:46 PM
To: jen bonfig @corn cast,net
Cc: Jennifer Bonfiglio; Stuart Saginor
Subject: CPA housing information/thanks for contacting Rep. Boldyga
Now, we need your help!
If you would, please contact state Senator James Welch and Representative Nicholas
Boldyga and ask them to co-sponsorAn Act to Sustain Community Preservation, filed by
Senator Creem (Senate Docket #82) and Representative Kulik (House Docket#474).
Legislators have until February 4, 2011 to sign on as co-sponsors; even if they sponsored
last session, they must sign on again.
Here's the information about the bill you'll need and the contact imformation:
Name of Bill: An Act to Sustain Community Preservation
Filed in Senate: Docket # 82, Senator Cynthia Stone Creem
Contact: Catherine Anderson, Catherine.AndersonPmasenate.go 617-722-1639
Filed in House: Docket # 474, Representative Stephen Kulik
Contact: Katie Bishop, Katherine.BishopC&mahouse.ciov 617-722-2380
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TR-2011-15
A RESOLUTION TO SUPPORT SENATE DOCKET 82 AND HOUSE DOCKET 474 AN
"ACT TO SUSTAIN COMMUNITY PRESERVATION"
(SPONSORED BY COUNCILOR GEORGE BITZAS)
WHEREAS, the Town of Agawam has accepted Massachusetts General Laws c.44B, "Community
Preservation Act" (hereinafter"Act"); and
WHEREAS,the Bill is indented to encourage and enable communities to develop new parks,
playgrounds, and recreational fields, protect open space, preserve historic buildings and resources, and
support affordable housing; and
WHEREAS, Senate Docket 82 and House Docket 474, "An Act to Sustain Community Preservation,"
(hereinafter"Bill") would increase the annual minimum Community Preservation Act Trust Fund match
by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts to seventy-five (75) percent; and
WHEREAS, the Bill would clarify allowable uses for the Community Preservation Act funds so that
communities may rehabilitate existing outdoor parks and other recreational resources; and
WHEREAS, passage of the Bill would allow for the repair and maintenance of existing assets such as the
High School Tennis Courts and Construction of a new Track; and
WHEREAS,the Agawam City Council Supported a the act in the 2009-2010 legislative year pursuant to
TR-2010-81-
WHEREAS, it is in the best interest of the Town of Agawam that the Bill be approved and made law;
NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE AGAWAM TOWN COUNCIL that the Agawam City Council
shows support for the Bill and urges Senator James Welch and Representative Nicholas Boldyga, and
Governor Deval Patrick to work in support of the Bill.
DATED THIS DAY OF FEBRUARY, 2011.
PER ORDER OF THE AGAWAM CITY COUNCIL
Donald M. Rheault, President
APPROVED AS TO FORM AND LEGALITY
Vincent F, Gioscia, City Solicitor
INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM
TO: FULL COUNCIL
FROM: COUNCILOR GEORGE BITZAS
SUBJECT: TR-2011-15
DATE: 2/3/2011
Please see the attached email with respect to TR-2011-15. If any of you would
like to be a co-sponsor, please let me know during our next Council Meeting
under New Business.
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me. Thank you.
Hi -
I received a call from Kathy Roth from the CPA Coalition. The new legislative session
began last week, and State Senator Cynthia Stone Creem and Representative Stephen
Kulik have re-filed An Act to Sustain Community Preservation, the CPA legislation that
seeks to stabilize the statewide CPA Trust Fund and make other improvements to the Act.
(Please see below)
Jennifer Bonfiglio
From, Katherine Roth (ma fto:Kathe ri ne.Roth@ commu n itypreservatio n-org
Sent: Tuesday, January 25, 20112:46 PM
To:jenbonfig@comcast.net
Cc: Jennifer Bonfiglio; Stuart Saginor
Subject: CPA housing information/ thanks for contacting Rep. Boldyga
Now, we need your help!
If you would, please contact state Senator James Welch and Representative Nicholas
Boldyga and ask them to co-sponsor An Act to Sustain Community Preservation, filed by
Senator Creem (Senate Docket#82) and Representative Kulik (House Docket #474).
Legislators have until February 4, 2011 to sign on as co-sponsors; even if they sponsored
last session, they must sign on again.
Here's the information about the bill you'll need and the contact imformation:
Name of Bill: An Act to Sustain Community Preservation
Filed in Senate: Docket # 82, Senator Cynthia Stone Creem
Contact: Catherine Anderson, Catherine.Anderson(&m asenate.C1 617-722-1639
Filed in House: Docket # 474, Representative Stephen Kulik
Contact: Katie Bishop, Katherine,Bishop(a)ma house.go 617-722-2380
Representative Nicholas A. Boldyga
State House
Room B1
Boston, MA 02133
Phone: 617-722-2425
EmAlle nicholas.boldygagpmahouse-gov
lRepresentative James T. Welch
State House
Room 213B
Boston, MA 02133
Phone: 617-722-1660
Email: JaMeS.Wglgh@Mi�sgnatQ.qgv
District Office
772 Union St.
West Springfield, MA 01089
Phone: 413-737-7756
!Fox: 413-Z�Z-7747
TR-2011-15
A RESOLUTION TO SUPPORT SENATE DOCKET 82 AND HOUSE DOCKET 474n 6G
NACT TO SUSTAIN COMMUNITY PRESERVATION"
(SPONSORED BY COUNCILOR GEORGE BITZAS)
WHEREAS,the Town of Agawam has accepted Massachusetts General Laws c.44B,'Community
Preservation Act" (hereinafter"Act");and
WHEREAS,the Bill is indented to encourage and enable communities to develop new parks,
playgrounds,and recreational fields, protect open space, preserve historic buildings and resources, and
support affordable housing; and
WHEREAS, Senate Docket 82 and House Docket 474, "An Act to Sustain Community Preservation,"
1hereinafter"Bill")would increase the annual minimum Community Preservation Act Trust Fund match
by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts to seventy-five(75) percent; and
WHEREAS,the Bill would clarify,allowable uses for the Community Preservation Act funds so that
communities may rehabilitate existing outdoor parks and other recreational resources; and
WHEREAS, passage of the Bill would allow for the repair and maintenance of existing assets such as the
High School Tennis Courts and Construction of a new Track;and
WHEREAS,the Agawam City Council Supported a the act in the 2009-2010 legislative year pursuant to
TR-2010-8;
WHEREAS, it Is In the best interest of the Town of Agawam that the Bill be approved and made law;
NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE AGAWAM TOWN COUNCIL that the Agawam City Council
shows support for the Bill and urges Senator James W61ch and Representative Nicholas Boldyga,and
Governor Deval Patri,ck to work in support of-the Bill.
DATED THIS_DAY OF FEBRUARY, 2011.
PER ORDER OF THE AGAWAM CITY COUNCIL
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Vincen�F.Glbs6a, Cit;Solicitor