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Community Preservation Committee Meeting Minutes November 18, 2021
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Mr. Hornig stated that some of the items listed in the application are items that LexHAB left out <br /> of their application because the affordable units were not purchased with CPA funds. Ms. <br /> Fenollosa stated that Town Counsel will have to review the application before final votes. Mr. <br /> Hornig stated that there is an equity issue because LexHAB received pushback for similar <br /> requests. Mr. Pressman identified items in the LHA application that could potentially be CPA <br /> eligible. Ms. Foley stated that she would revise the application to identify and itemize CPA <br /> eligible items. Ms. Walker stated that ModPHASE helps seniors stay in place and that this is a <br /> unique way to look at the elderly in a public setting. Mr. Langseth stated that he would feel <br /> more comfortable voting on an itemized list instead of a number to fill the gap and does not <br /> remember the project coming before the Conservation Commission. Ms. Fenollosa stated that <br /> the Committee supports the project but there needs to be a better breakdown of CPA eligible <br /> expenses. Ms. Foley will submit a revised application before the December 91" CPC meeting. <br /> Mr. Pato left the meeting at 5:54 PM. <br /> Ms. Foley and Mr. Kanter left the meeting at 5:55 PM. <br /> Debt Service/CPA Finance Ms. Kosnoff presented two Excel spreadsheets to the Committee <br /> detailing CPA funds, projected revenues, and debt service (CPA-Funds Projected Revenues and <br /> Debt Service) and (Community Preservation Fund Balance). The first spreadsheet Ms. Kosnoff <br /> presented was the Community Preservation Fund Balance and stated that $8.1 million is the <br /> projected revenue for FY23 including a state match calculated at 38%. The total amount of debt <br /> projected to be paid in FY23 is $1,866,600. Preliminary estimates suggest that the Community <br /> Preservation Fund balance will be $7,818,752 after debt service and funding all FY23 project <br /> requests not including 116 Vine Street Construction costs, which are yet to be determined. <br /> Ms. Kosnoff left at 6:10 PM. <br /> 2021 Needs Assessment Report-The Committee discussed the yearly Needs Assessment <br /> Report and Ms. Federico reminded the Committee that a public hearing is scheduled for 12-16- <br /> 21 at 7:OOPM. <br /> LexHAB Guidelines-The Committee did not discuss this agenda item. <br /> Minutes-After a motion duly made and seconded, the Committee voted by a roll call vote to <br /> approve the minutes from the Public Meeting on 10-28-2021 and 11-4-21 (7-0). <br /> Committee Business- Ms. Federico informed the Committee that she has been promoted <br /> within the Finance Department and that her start date is 11-29-21 but she will continue to <br /> support the Committee until the end of 2021. <br /> 4 <br />
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