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Town Meeting CPA (Community Preservation Act) Project Applications FY 14
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i <br /> AL.:,,. Town of Lexington -FY 2014-FY 2018 Capital Improvement Projects <br /> , <br /> 44t;,a. Project Name; _Archives&Records Management/Records Conservation&Preservation Date: 15-Sep-08 <br /> Project ID Number: 3D7 Revision Date: 11-Sep-12 <br /> Submitted By: Donna Hooper Department: Town Clerk Priority 1 <br /> First Year Submission? (_;j Phone#: 862-0500 x273 E-mail dhooper@lexingtonma.gov <br /> II <br /> Description of Project: <br /> The FY2014 request for conservation&preservation of historic municipal documents and records begins the transition from the 5-year CPA I <br /> funded preservation program addressing the major backlog of conservation and preservation needs to an anticipated 3-year annual request in <br /> the amount of$20,000 for the treatment,digitization and microfilming of'newly historic records' This request continues to build upon record <br /> accessibility through electronic portal and will address smaller collections of mid-century items requiring less conservation,as well as for <br /> technology upgrades to meet the growth of web access to documents and materials via the Lexington Heritage portal and Lexington's digital <br /> archives. The requested appropriation will address the preservation needs for records including the Board of Assessor Minutes,Fire Records, <br /> General Register of Voters,and Register of Birth and Marriages. <br /> Justification/Benefit: <br /> Significant progress has been made to preserve and protect the vast majority of historic records and permanent soon-to-be historic records <br /> requiring preservation and conservation,along with microfilming and digitization to provide for accessibility and permanent retention. The <br /> FY2014 request places emphasis will be given to microfilming of bulky permanent records requiring permanent retention. It is projected a <br /> $20,000 annual request for treatment/digitization/microfilming of'newly historic'records will be made for out-years 2014-2016 to help address <br /> newer records of historic significance including past legal documents,board and committee and other mid 20th century records. The preservation <br /> and conservation of permanent records for archiving creates the basis for documenting Lexington's history for the future. A virtual exhibit for <br /> celebration of the 300th Anniversary of the incorporation of Lexington will provide access to the repository of digitized images of <br /> conserved/preserved documents and materials. <br /> Impact if not completed: <br /> Records are at risk for damage and loss. Microfilming,conservation/preservation and scanning of records assures retention and accessibility for <br /> current and future access. Failure to continue this initiative places records and information in jeopardy for future readability,access,and <br /> reference. Failure to apply CPA funding creates an added burden on the annual operating budget when small amounts are authorized to handle <br /> individual situations rather than a comprehensive program. <br /> Timeframe: Replace. Free: <br /> Collection review,identification and completion of required microfilming,scanning,preservation&conservation continues 1 Years <br /> annually. <br /> Stakeholders: <br /> Municipal departments, Lexington residents,researchers,historians,and space usage for Town Office Building and Cary Memorial Building <br /> records storage/archives. <br /> Operating Budget Impact: <br /> Request includes provision of hardware/software as needed,in addition to microfilming/scanning/preservation/conservation;software and <br /> hardware for electronic document management. Archivist,consulting Archivists,and office staff can perform indexing and archiving. Possible <br /> expansion may result in additional services. If not covered by CPA funding additional operational budget funding will be requested annually. <br /> Cost Analysis: <br /> Funding Source: 0 Levy 0 CPA C. Revolving O State Aid O Water 0 Sewer O Recreation O Private 0 Other <br /> Capital Funding Request Recurring Cost <br /> 307 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 Totals $20,000.00 <br /> Maintenance Cycle <br /> Site Acquisition € $0 $0 i $0 $0 $0 i $0 Y <br /> Design/Engineer $207000 $20,000 $20,000 $0 $0 $60000 0 Years <br /> Construction $0 $0 l $0 $0 1 $0 r------16.- € :: -..._.... <br /> Equipment $0 j $0 1 $0 . $0 $0 ' $0 <br /> Contingency $0 $0 I $0 $0 $0 $0 <br /> Totals 1 $20,000 $20,000 $20,000 1 $0 : $0 $60,000 <br /> : 9Plid� hhIMINl �... .Ili , ._..: .6..4111111 III 111 003.11 $4.1 11111111100111111101il. <br /> 10/22/2012 1:05:26 PM <br />
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