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• Thomas Romano, Youth and Family Program Coordinator, attended the National Recreation and <br /> Parks Association Conference from Sep 25-29 in New Orleans. <br /> • The LCC is undergoing a lighting project to replace bulbs and fixtures which will result in an <br /> annual savings of$11,454. <br /> • LHS SADD Club and Human Services helped to sponsor the Community Center Haunted House <br /> on October 2Th. We went into Friday evening with approximately 100 individual child <br /> registrations and had an additional 73 sign ups that evening by phone or drop in. It was so fun to <br /> be a part of this community event that hosted an estimated 500 people. We look forward to <br /> providing this tradition for years to come! <br /> • 20 Kids registered for the Half Day of Fun. They participated in a Yamaha Ukulele group, martial <br /> arts with Charlie Crayton and Zumba kids with Renae. They also played bingo, ate lunch with <br /> seniors and wrote cards to veterans. <br /> Doug Lucente asked for clarification about the survey in which 681 people responded. This is a <br /> great response and indicates a good support for the building and department. Dan Palant opened <br /> discussion about the response to the CPR/First Aid and train the trainer classes. The positive <br /> response illustrates the need for more low-cost training. Doug Lucente suggests finding money to <br /> fund the dummies that are used during the class. <br /> Charlotte Rodgers presented an update from the Human Services Department,including <br /> LexConnect taxi vouchers (over$37,000), Lex Eat Together,the upcoming Narcan training, and <br /> a production of"The Teen Bedroom." <br /> 4. Recreation and Community Programs Capital Update <br /> The Community Center campus expansion project will be split into three phases(FY2019- <br /> FY2021) rather than two phases as initially proposed (FY2019 and FY2020). <br /> 5. Community Center Expansion Update <br /> Mr.Alessandrini asked if the carriage house would be included in the overall planning of the <br /> property, which was confirmed. Ms.Adler stated that she had attended the override meeting that <br /> morning. She stressed that private funding is going to be important moving forward,that we will <br /> need to create a mechanism and opportunity to raise money, perhaps a friends system. 681 <br /> responses to a survey shows that there is support and interest. How do we go about forming a <br /> partnership with other departments,the Town Manager's Office,and the Selectmen? Michelle <br /> Ciccolo was the chair of the committee to create the community center and a network was formed <br /> but nothing happened at that time. She suggests creating a group of interested people who will <br /> become advocates for the expansion. Mr.Alessandrini notes that there were 500 people at the <br /> Haunted House,which again illustrates an audience. He suggests making it an agenda item for <br /> December,to create language to bring to Recreation and then forth to the Selectmen. Ms.Adler <br /> suggests checking with the library to see how they build financial support. Ms.Rhodes stresses <br /> the importance of having the data to backup the need for expansion. Mr.P alant suggests using <br /> the brochure as a place to request a constituency that will advocate. Ms.Adler adds that the <br /> board should make sure that they are as representative of the community as they think we are. <br /> Are there specific contingencies that we should be reaching out to? The charge is broader than <br /> the committee name may suggest. Mr.P alant stresses the need to let people know about the <br /> programming that taking place at the community center. He adds that a suggestion box is an <br /> important tool and perhaps the computer at the front desk could be used to take comments. All <br /> agree that they would like to see the results of the survey. <br />
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