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noting that estimates would be needed prior to the posting of the warrant in December. <br />Members also discussed the importance of the First Parish location and its prominence as <br />the backdrop to the Battle Green. They suggested that the applicant contact David <br />Pinsonneault, Director of Operations for DPW, and the Streetscape Committee to <br />determine any current plans for replacing the sidewalks in the front of the Church. The <br />CPC reasoned that the replacement of the sidewalk, (a proposed cost in the Church <br />project), might in fact be a part of the scope of work for the Streetscape Improvements. The <br />Committee also noted that the proposal was the first CPC application for funding of a <br />religious institution, which prompted some discussion. <br />There was a lengthy discussion of various aspects of the project, and it was the sense of the <br />Committee that the project was worthy of further consideration. The need for HDC <br />approval for this important and visible project, however, prompted the CPC to suggest that <br />the proponents amend their application. The Committee recommended that as a first step, <br />the applicant apply for funding for a Historic Structure Report in order to fully assess the <br />extent of necessary repairs. Mr. Tanner expressed some concern about the timing, stating <br />that the Church wished to maintain momentum on the project. After a motion duly made <br />and seconded, the CPC voted in a straw poll (9-0) to support further consideration of the <br />project as a request for funding for a Historic Structure Report. Mr. Tanner will investigate <br />architectural design firms and submit an amended application before mid-December. <br />6.Approval of Minutes of June 10, 2104 <br /> Richard Canale questioned page three of the <br />minutes, stating that he had said he had offered to investigate the Busa designation of <br />acreage, according to the Planning Boards acceptance of the Approval Not Required Plan, <br />but he did not feel comfortable researching price. Ms. Rice will remove the reference to <br />costs on page three, section 6(c). Ms. Fenollosa asked Ms. Rice to meet with the Town <br />Assessor and request a valuation on the house lot on the Busa parcel. Mr. Pressman <br />objected to the methodology of having the Town Assessor value the Busa house lot. The <br />minutes were then approved as amended. <br />7.Updates and Member Concerns <br />th <br />a.)Grain Mill Alley Project - <br />Ms. Fenollosa updated the CPC on the November 6 <br />meeting of the HDC at which Economic Development Director, Melisa Tintocalis <br />presented the Grain Mill Alley Project. Ms. Fenollosa stated that all five members <br />of the Commission expressed lack of support for the project as currently designed. <br />The Commission felt the project was over-programmed and was not in keeping <br />with the colonial nature of the Town. Ms. Tintocalis did not withdraw the project, <br />but sought and was granted a continuance. <br />The following documents were presented at the meeting: <br />1.Two photographs showing the culvert failure at the Minuteman Bikeway at Camellias <br />Place, presented by Town Engineer, John Livsey. <br />2.CPA Projects Database for Historic (Interpretive) Projects. Submitted by Marilyn <br />Fenollosa, dated 11/13/14. <br />3 <br /> <br />
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