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Ms. Tintocalis mentioned that she hoped for a discussion with the CPC prior to submitting an official revised proposal to see if the project is feasible. She said that the project has reached a critical juncture and there is a lot of potential in the two thirds design proposal. After additional discussion, the CPC agreed that the information presented was too vague to make an informed decision at that time. Ms. Fenollosa invited Ms. Tintocalis to another CPC meeting to present redefined proposals, drawings and numbers to allow the CPC to make a decision on the project, reasoning that that Committee had been working with Ms. Tintocalis for some time on Grain Mill Alley and would like to accommodate this request if time allows before Town Meeting. It was decided Ms. Tintocalis would come back and present to the CPC on Thursday, February 18tH Committee Business- Several revisions to the minutes from the CPC meeting on January 28, 2016 were read aloud. Due to Mr. Pressman's participation via telephone, a roll call vote was taken and the minutes were approved as revised, 7 -0 -1. Mr. Cohen abstained due to his absence at the January 28th meeting. Ms. Fenollosa informed the CPC that LexHAB may submit a revised request for the Keeler Farm acquisition due to the potential for additional HOME funds. Their initial request for HOME funds to cover the full purchase price of the unit was denied but additional funds may be made available to them. The meeting was adjourned at 4:03 PM. The following documents were used at the meeting: 1) Grain MiII Alley Presentation to the CPC (originally presented on 12.3.15) Respectfully submitted, Elizabeth Lane Administrative Assistant Community Preservation Committee 2