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community outreach and educational programs will largely be funded through <br />fundraising. <br />4. LexFarm believes it understands the neighborhood issues that the farm activities will <br />bring and Ms. Kern is a neighbor to the farm, living a few houses away. LexFarm and <br />CFO believe that they can manage U -Pick activities. Given that the property includes a <br />farm stand, they will be able to handle U -Pick distribution over multiple days of the <br />week. This will provide for a less traffic /parking demand on the property. <br />5. LexFarm expressed a commitment and willingness to have ongoing interactions with the <br />neighbors, acknowledging that they expect many different neighborhood concerns, <br />depending on where a neighbor lives. <br />6. LexFarm acknowledged the severe parking limitations at the site and that they would be <br />unable to accommodate large events at the site, especially during the growing season. <br />Off - season, the parking at the Arlington Reservoir may provide parking options for larger <br />events. <br />7. LexFarm agreed that they would attend CFC meetings, if asked, and invited a CFC <br />representative to attend their Board of Director meetings. <br />8. LexFarm sees the need for farm equipment to be the primary capital need over the <br />coming years. Their ability to purchase farm equipment will be dependent on their fund- <br />raising. Over the long term, they also see a need to rebuild the farm stand. <br />9. LexFarm expressed their concern that the Town is requiring a $30,000 security deposit <br />and believes that these funds will be better used to fund capital equipment. <br />There being no further questions, the interview was concluded. <br />9:08 a.m. On a unanimous roll call vote, the Committee voted to come out of Executive <br />Session and return to open session. <br />9:08 a.m. On a unanimous vote, the Committee approved the July 10 meeting Minutes. <br />The Committee /evaluation team future schedule is: <br />Tuesday, July 23, 8 a.m. Interview of second farm entity and begin deliberations as <br />to the most advantageous proposal, if time permits; <br />Wednesday, July 24, 4 p.m. If necessary, continue deliberations in order to make a <br />recommendation to the Town Manager of the award of the farming lease. <br />The meeting was adjourned on a unanimous vote at 9:10 a.m. <br />Minute taker: Carl F. Valente and Rob Addelson <br />Attachment: Interview Questions posed to LexFarm <br />
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