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More than a dozen projects in Springfield, Massachusetts were approved for Community Preservation Act funding this week. City councilors greenlit nearly $3 million in grant funds for efforts to improve parks, restore structures and potentially put new housing on the market.
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A record $3 million will be spent on 17 projects
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Pending City Council approval, more than $3 million would be spent
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Funding requests are double the amount of money available
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Deadline to apply is March 30, 2023
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Improvements made around Venture Pond with more to come
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The budget for the Community Preservation Act is over $2.5 million this year
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Rising real estate values mean more money for the program
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The structure, located at the main entrance to Springfield's Forest Park, is being restored.
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Program will be offered in all local historic districts in Springfield