Parks & Recreation Commission – Nov 12, 2026
- Where
- Beverly Senior Center, 90 Colon Street, Beverly
From the posted agenda.
What's on the agenda
The Gillis Park pavilion and entrance carries a $200K earmark, and Round 13 work includes ordering equipment and seeking bids for court replacements. Obear Park, Cooney Field, and McPherson Youth Center were all deemed eligible to submit full Round 14 applications.
Agenda items
- Public input, five minutes
- Assistant director's report: past months' summary and upcoming classes and events
- Director's report, including events, budget, fields, and projects
- Balch Playground Phase 2, with a Cummings Donation
- Holcroft Park splashpad update
- Gillis Park pavilion and entrance ($200K earmark)
- Round 13 applications for Ahearn Park, Bartlett Gardens, and Gillis Basketball: ordering equipment and bids for court replacements
- Round 14 applications for Obear Park, Cooney Field, and McPherson Youth Center: all deemed eligible to submit full applications
How to take part
- Attend in person at Beverly Senior Center, 90 Colon Street, Beverly.
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Terms used here
- CPC
- Community Preservation Committee, which reviews requests for Community Preservation Act money and recommends how to spend it.
About this page
Summary written by AI from the city's agenda (opens in new tab). Checked against a transcription of the scan. How summaries are checked
Agenda posted on the city website (PDF, 225 KB). Saved copy (opens in new tab), saved .
The city posted this as a scanned image.
This meeting is listed in more than one place: the same board on the same day, and only one listing gives a time. The listings are shown here as one meeting.
- Parks and Recreation Commission Meeting (opens in new tab), on the city calendar
- Parks and Recreation Commission Meeting Agenda (PDF) (opens in new tab), on the city's Agenda Center
First recorded by Beverly Publick on .