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and added farm animals, which will be sold at the end of the year. Regarding their cash <br />flow plan; the `farm bucks' program provides cash flow through July, when crop sales <br />begin. <br />4. Question 1 (part 2) response: IMF has had a positive neighborhood experience in <br />Westford, particularly given there are multiple users of the site. In Lexington, IMF will <br />reach out to neighbors to understand and address their concerns. They understand that <br />keeping neighbors happy will help in the marketing of the farm products. <br />5. Question 2 (part 2) response: IMF would ultimately like parking for up to 50 vehicles, so <br />this will likely require some conversion of farm land to parking. The current parking will <br />limit programs and therefore, farm income. IMF also expects to sell Christmas trees, <br />pumpkins, farm to table meals, and other similar products. <br />6. Question 7 (part 2) response: IMF would like to remove the small greenhouse to the <br />right of the farmstand to help address the current limited driveway entrance. <br />7. Question 6 (part 1) response: IMF is reluctant to submit their annual financial /tax <br />statements because the farm is part of their personal finances, which they prefer not to <br />share. IMF does maintain separate profit and loss records, which they would share. <br />They do expect some of the capital expenses for the farm to be covered by federal and <br />State grants, but have not assumed this in financial projections. They would likely use <br />personal savings to provide upfront capital for the farm. <br />Given the short time left in the meeting, IMF will respond to the others questions in writing. <br />(The IMF responses have been attached to these Minutes). <br />There being no further questions, the interview was concluded. <br />9:30 a.m. On a unanimous roll call vote, the Committee voted to come out of Executive <br />Session and return to open session. <br />9:30 a.m. On a unanimous vote, the Committee approved the July 18 meeting Minutes. <br />The meeting was adjourned on a unanimous vote at 9:30 a.m. <br />Minute taker: Carl F. Valente <br />Attachment: Interview Questions posed to Fat Moon Farm <br />Written Responses by FMF to Interview Questions <br />2 <br />
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