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Community Preservation Committee Annual/Special Town Meeting Report March 28, 2022
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Community Preservation Committee <br /> 2022 Annual Town Meeting <br /> Summary of Recommended Community Preservation Act Projects <br /> under Article 10 for Annual Town Meeting <br /> Fiscal Year 2023 <br /> The Community Preservation Committee (CPC) received thirteen projects for review for <br /> fiscal year 2023 (FY23)funding and is recommending eleven projects to the 2022 Annual Town <br /> Meeting for funding under Article 10. Under Article 10, two projects fall within the area of <br /> Historic Resources, one under Open Space, six under Recreational Resources, and two under <br /> Community Housing. The two projects not recommended were withdrawn by the project <br /> proponents. <br /> Described on pages 8 through 22, each project was reviewed and evaluated by the CPC in <br /> light of its statutory eligibility and importance to the Town; all eleven received Town Counsel <br /> approval. All FY23 applications were discussed in public CPC meetings. The total cost of the <br /> eleven projects which the CPC is recommending to Annual Town Meeting is $5,787,556. The <br /> $5,787,556 will be funded by available balances in the Community Preservation Fund. (Please <br /> see pages 52 through 54 for details.) <br /> The CPC is also recommending approval of Debt Service and Administrative Expenses to <br /> be paid from the Community Preservation Fund. There are four commitments for debt service, <br /> which include payments for the Wright Farm Acquisition, the Community Center Acquisition, <br /> the Cary Memorial Building Upgrades and the Community Center Renovation (continuing debt <br /> service payments). The approved Administrative Budget,permitted by the Community <br /> Preservation Act, remains constant at$150,000. These Debt Service and Administrative <br /> Expenses total $2,085,635 and are detailed on pages 24 through 26. <br /> Change in CPC Support <br /> The CPC said goodbye to its extraordinary administrative assistant, Gina Federico, in <br /> December, 2021, upon her promotion to Lexington's new Payroll Finance Assistant. The <br /> Committee is grateful for Gina's commitment and patience, her organizational and <br /> analytical skills and her unceasing good humor. The CPC congratulates Gina and wishes <br /> her all best success in this important Town position. We will miss her. <br /> 1 <br />
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