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taken into consideration the legal expenses. Melisa added another $2,000 for legal expenses making the requested amount $18,000. 4. Cary Memorial Building Records Center Shelving, Amended Application, $75,398. Donna Hooper, CIO, Nasrin Rohani, Town Archivist -- Ms. Hooper stated that the Fire Department is concerned about the sprinkler system in the room. This system does not meet code and it would only make it worse when installing new shelving. The Fire Department and Facilities are currently reviewing the sprinkler system. It will cost $5,000 to move the sprinkler. Ms. Fenollosa stated that just because they can fund, does not mean they should. In her opinion, CPA funding is not appropriate for this project and will not enhance the quality of life for the taxpayers. Mr. Cohen stated his belief that project this falls under the historic resources category. Ms. Hooper stressed that all of these files that will be held in the new area are historic files and are necessary to keep. 5. First Parish Church Restoration Project Design Funds, Amended Application, Erik Svenson and Elisabeth Jas -- First Parish Church has solicited proposals from several historic preservation professionals, and received two quality proposals with this proposal based on Spencer and Vogt Group. First Parish Church has invested $350,000 in specific historic preservation projects on the building in the last ten years. They have a membership size of 350 which represents 180 pledging units. Mr. Pressman stated that the exterior front part of the building is important but internal aspects are not as important. Mr. Cohen wanted to know what else would be involved in the exterior work. Mr. Svenson stated that the electrical system is old and is a fire hazard;plumbing is old, which was one reason why they approached Spencer and Vogt, and there are structural parts that need attention, including the cracks in foundation and rot in the structure. Mr. Wolk inquired what would happen if the congregation were to be charged with these repairs. Ms. Jas stated that the congregation assumes the bill will be paid by them regardless of the outcome of this proposal. 6. Final votes on FYI Projects- a. Conservation Meadow Preservation Program- ($26,400) motion to approve, seconded, final vote of 9-0 b. Lower Vine Brook Paved Recreation Path Reconstruction- ($369,813) motion to approve, seconded, final vote of 9-0 c. Land Acquisition-(TBD) motion to approve as a placeholder to get on warrant, final vote of 9-0 d. Parker's Revenge Restoration- ($36.790) motion to approve, seconded, final vote of 8-0-1