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Protection. The break -down of the request includes $10,000 for remediation and $60,000 to complete and file a conservation restriction. The CPC was in agreement that the cost for the conservation restriction seemed excessively high, citing a previous FY14 funding request that appropriated $25,000 for five separate restrictions. The Committee thought that a further break -down of all associated costs would be beneficial in addition to a report on how past CPA funds allocated to Wright Farm had been used. Ms. Kowalski agreed that it was important to provide information to illustrate the overall picture. The Committee expressed a general willingness to support the project but did not issue a straw vote. Ms. Kowalski agreed to re -work the proposal and provide additional information in order for the CPC to issue a more justified position. 4) Member Concerns- While Ms. Kowalski was still present at the meeting, Mr. Pressman asked her about the possibility of the Planning Department applying for CPA funds to support the design of community housing on the Leary property. Further discussion ensued about trying to move along the design of previously acquired community housing properties while recognizing the burden on LexHAB. The CPC agreed that a design proposal would be suitable for review in the next fiscal year funding cycle. After a motion duly made and seconded, the meeting was adjourned at 5:15 PM. The following documents were submitted /utilized at the meeting: 1) FY18 CIP Application- Wright Farm Additional Site Assessment 2) FY18 CIP Application- Stone Building Analysis Respectfully submitted, Elizabeth Mancini Administrative Assistant Community Preservation Committee 2