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2 participated in a tour of the building and described the rooms that could be available for use by the Community -at -large. Thomas Romano had taken pictures during the tour and those were made available to the members. • The Committee also discussed potential programs that could be offered at Pelham, including new activities such as pickle ball, futsol, teen drop-in and scheduled activities, and over -enrolled Adult and Senior programs such as 60+ Fitness, Special Senior Luncheons, and Ping Pong Activities. • Nancy Adler made the following motion: "The Community Center Program Advisory Committee supports approval of Article 16e." The motion was seconded by Lisah Rhodes and approved unanimously. The committee further recommended that Chair Nancy Shepard ask to be recognized at the March 29th session of Town meeting to offer the above statement of support by the CCPAC. 5. Programming at the Community Center and Community Center Director's Report • Thomas Romano told the Committee about the planned Second Annual End of the Summer Party on August 25th. The event will include food trucks, a DJ, games, and an outdoor movie. In the event of rain the majority of activities can take place inside the building. • Sheila Butts and Melissa Battite updated the Committee on the Community CPR classes currently being run by the Recreation and Community Programs Department and the Human Services Department. • The Community Center Division has submitted grant proposals to both the Community Endowment of Lexington and the Dana Home Foundation. • Charlotte Rodgers was unable to attend the CCPAC meeting, but staff reported that registration for May/June Human Services Department programs will begin on April 12th. • CPR Classes were discussed. The next Community Center Program Advisory Committee meeting will be held on APRIL 27th at 7pm. Meeting adjourned at 8:45.