Miriam Brown of Tri County Community Action Program reported that the old Ashland elementary school was transferred to her agency on June 24. TCCAP is again applying, through the town, for a $500,000 Community Development Block Grant to rehabilitate the building to house Headstart and other community service programs. At her request, the selectmen corrected a previous vote giving Brown authority to sign CDBG documents for the town, as that task should be assigned to a town official. So, the selectmen authorized Correia to sign on behalf of the town. Brown reported that work on the site would begin the next day with the construction of a sidewalk allowing students to bypass the parking lot and driveway TCCAP will be building.