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renovations, that might be approved and funded without consensus on programmatic needs. Mr. Kanter noted that the CEC chose to approve the project subject to the wording in the Brown Book, which states, “At this time, the Board of Selectmen is still in discussion on whether this scope is warranted. If funding is approved, it will not authorize design to begin before it receives and reviews program recommendations for the facility.” Ms. McKenna, Chair of the Tourism Committee, added that Tourism Committee feels all aspects of the project are important and that the project reflects the best plan based upon the input received. 8.Final Votes on Projects – The CPC had already voted on the Community Center Renovation project in its previous discussion. This left the vote for the debt service under Article 9(m) of Annual Town Meeting. After a duly seconded motion, the CPC voted (7-0) to approve debt service payments for: Wright Farm ($434,633), the Community Center Acquisition ($1,089,774), Community Center Acquisition ($9,300), and Cary Memorial Building Upgrades ($67,100) for a total of $1,600,807. th The CPC will hold open a meeting date on March 18. The meeting was adjourned at 4:50 pm. Respectfully submitted, Nathalie Rice Administrative Assistant Community Preservation Committee 3