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RECEIVED <br /> 2022 28Jain, ui °m <br /> TOWN CLERK <br /> LEXINGTON MA <br /> Ms. Kosnoff left at 5:08 PM. <br /> Ms. Dohan, Ms. Mullins and Mr. Hamilton left at 5:18 PM. <br /> CPA Finance Ms. Federico briefly explained the Community Preservation Fund Balance <br /> Spreadsheet dated 12-16-21 and stated that the only revision to the spreadsheet is a reduction <br /> in the amount requested on line 22, Pour-in-Place surfaces, from $1,508,700 to $1,459,591. The <br /> spreadsheet will need to further be updated to reflect $155,000 for Wright Farm Barn and a <br /> reduction to the LHA request once a figure is known. <br /> 2021 Needs Assessment Report- Ms. Fenollosa discussed the 2021 Needs Assessment Report <br /> and noted a change to the "Decision-Making Guidelines" section. A new bullet point had been <br /> added to the section to address racial equity impacts. The Committee decided to also add two <br /> additional bullets to address impacts of changing climate and reduce greenhouse gas emissions, <br /> and inclusion, equity, accommodations, and universal design. <br /> Vote to recommend FY23 CPA Funding Requests to ATM- After a motion duly made and <br /> seconded, the Committee voted by roll call vote to approve dollar amounts for FY23 funding. <br /> The CPC issued votes on the projects as follows: <br /> (a) Archives and Records Management- $20,000 (9-0) <br /> (b) Wright Farm Barn Stabilization- $155,000 (8-1) <br /> (c) West Farm Meadow Preservation- $28,175 (9-0) <br /> (d) Playground Improvements- Pour-in-Place Surfaces- $1,459,591 (9-0) <br /> (e) Center Playground Bathrooms and Maintenance Building Renovations- <br /> $915,000 (7-1-1) <br /> (f) Park Improvements- Hard Court Surfaces-$2,500,000 (8-0-1) <br /> (g) Park and Playground Improvements- Kinneens Park- $200,000 (9-0) <br /> (h) Park Improvements-Athletic Fields- Fiske Field-$250,000 (9-0) <br /> (i) Lincoln Park Master Plan- $100,000 (9-0) <br /> (j) LexHAB- Preservation and Rehabilitation- $234,000 (9-0) <br /> (k) LexHAB- 116 Vine Street Construction Funds- $5,300,000 (9-0) <br /> (1) Lexington Housing Authority-Vynebrooke Village- Preservation-TBD (9-0) <br /> (m)CPA Debt Service- $1,866,600 (9-0) <br /> (n) Administrative Budget-$150,000- (9-0) <br /> Review Draft of 2021 ATM Warrant- After a motion duly made and seconded, the Committee <br /> voted by roll call vote to approve the draft of the Warrant to 2022 Annual Town Meeting. (9-0) <br /> Committee Business-The Committee agreed to meet in Januaryto discuss the Lexington Housing <br /> Authority FY23 funding application. <br /> After a motion duly made and seconded, the Committee voted by a roll call vote (9-0) to <br /> adjourn at 5:55 PM. <br /> 3 <br />
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