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Town Meeting Community Preservation Committee Report to 2017 Annual Town Meeting
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ARTICLE 10 (b) <br /> Project: Parker's Revenge Interpretive and Public <br /> Education Signage and Displays <br /> CPA Category: Historic Resources <br /> Amount Requested: $41,350 <br /> Amount Recommended: $41,350 <br /> CPC Vote: (8-0-1) <br /> Project Description: <br /> At the 2015 Annual Town Meeting, $36,790 in CPA funds were appropriated for Phase I of the <br /> Parker's Revenge Site Restoration, a project aimed at restoring a heroic battlefield on which the <br /> second battle of Lexington was fought on April 19, 1775. The FY16 funding supported field <br /> studies and three metallic surveys that successfully uncovered 29 fired and unfired musket balls <br /> and other important artifacts from the Parker's Revenge Battle. <br /> The Friends of Minuteman National Park submitted this FY18 request for funding to support <br /> Phase II of the project. CPA funds will support the design, fabrication and installation of a wall- <br /> mounted, museum quality exhibit case constructed to house the archaeological artifacts <br /> discovered during Phase I. It will also fund the design and installation of graphic wayside <br /> exhibit panels and the development of a solar powered audio component for external exhibit <br /> panels. <br /> Project Goals and Objectives: <br /> • Design, fabricate and install a wall-mounted, museum quality exhibit case constructed to <br /> house archaeological artifacts discovered during Phase I; <br /> • Design and install graphic wayside exhibit panels; and <br /> • Develop a solar powered audio component for external exhibit panels. <br /> Project Benefit: <br /> This project aims to preserve, restore and maintain the historic Parker's Revenge battle site and <br /> to educate the public of the battle's significance as it relates to the Revolutionary War. The <br /> project seeks to bring history to life for the enrichment and enjoyment of the community. The <br /> Visitors Center exhibit and wayside signage will also offer a Town-wide, long term cultural <br /> benefit preserved within the boundaries of Minute Man National Historical Park based in <br /> Lexington. <br /> Funding Request: <br /> While the total project cost is $116,350, the Friends of Minuteman National Park request <br /> $41,350 in FY18 CPA funds. The $75,000 difference is planned for the battlefield rehabilitation <br /> component of the project and will be funded separately through private donations, including a <br /> $45,000 grant previously awarded to the organization. <br /> 10 <br />
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