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3.Future Meetings – The CPC will hold a Public Hearing for the Needs th Assessment Report at 7:30 pm on February 28. The CPC will meet at 7:00 pm, prior to the Hearing to discuss Committee business. CPC projects will be highlighted in the League of Women Voters’ “First th Friday”, which will be held in the Cary Memorial Library on March 15 at 9:30 am. Ms. Fenollosa, Ms. Shaw, Mr. Wolk, and Mr. McSweeney will be prepared to answer questions about projects in their respective areas of interest. 4.Citizen Concerns – Town resident, Bob Pressman voiced his concern about the possible purchase of the Wright Farm. He noted that there are two articles on the warrant for the acquisition, one sponsored by the CPC/Board of Selectmen and the other by the Conservation Commission. He asked Mr. Wolk to explain the seemingly duplicative articles. Mr. Wolk pointed out, that the warrant was submitted prior to a Conservation Commission/CPC discussion of the acquisition. Mr. Wolk said the Commission supported using the property solely for open space, and wanted, “to keep their options open”. Ms. Manz stated that the CPC will consider various uses for the land, and noted that the Committee has not yet received a definite proposal for its use from the Board of Selectmen. 5.Executive Session – At 4:14 pm, the CPC took a roll call vote and unanimously (8-0) voted to enter into Executive Session for the purposes of considering the purchase, exchange, lease or value of real property, the discussion of which in Open Session might have a detrimental effect on the negotiating position of the Town. The CPC vote included the provision to reconvene in Open Session only for the purposes of adjournment. Mr. Kanter was invited to remain for the Executive Session. The CPC reconvened in Open Session at 5:06 pm and immediately adjourned the CPC Open Session meeting. Respectfully submitted, Nathalie Rice Administrative Assistant Community Preservation Committee 2