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Mr. Filadoro left the meeting at 5:04 PM and did not return. <br /> Mr. Shiple left the meeting at 5:04 PM and returned at 5:54 PM <br /> 2) Executive Session Under Exemption 6-The CPC discussed if Melissa Battite, Carolyn <br /> Kosnoff, and Wendy Manz should be permitted to join the Executive Session under <br /> Exemption 6. The purpose of the session would be to discuss two land acquisitions. It was <br /> decided that Ms. Battite, Ms. Kosnoff, and Ms. Manz would be allowed to stay. After a <br /> motion duly made and seconded, it was voted by roll call (9-0) to enter into Executive <br /> Session at 5:05 PM under Exemption 6 to consider the purchase, exchange, lease or value of <br /> real property and to reconvene in open session; the Chair declaring that an open meeting <br /> might have a detrimental effect on the negotiating position of the Town. <br /> At 5:26 PM, after a motion duly made and seconded, the CPC voted in a roll call vote (9-0) <br /> to exit Executive Session and return to Open Session to attend to the remain agenda items. <br /> 3) Debt Service- Ms. Kosnoff stated that for FY20 the amount of debt is approximately 55%to <br /> 56% of new income and that she does not recommend going over 50% debt. Mr. Hornig <br /> suggested that a guideline be put in place similar to the guideline that the CPF endeavors to <br /> maintain a fund balance of $2 million after each year's projects. The proposed guideline <br /> would be that the CPC should not take on debt of more than 50% of its annual revenues in a <br /> year. The Committee agreed with Mr. Hornigs statement and decided to make the request <br /> an agenda item and vote on the guideline at the next CPC meeting on 1-17-19. After <br /> reviewing the CPF balance it was decided to allot $2 million dollars to Recreation for 4 <br /> projects including the IMA, Old Reservoir Bathhouse, Parks Improvements-Athletic Fields, <br /> and Park Improvements- Hard Court Resurfacing. The Committee decided to let Recreation <br /> prioritize their projects. <br /> 4) 2019 ATM Citizen's Article-The proposed citizen's article to reduce the CPA tax surcharge <br /> from 3%to 1%was discussed briefly. Ms. Kosnoff stated that if the CPA surcharge were to <br /> be reduced to 1%then the CPC would not be able to fund any new projects and all revenues <br /> would be applied to debt. Due to time constraints the agenda item was not fully discussed. <br /> The agenda item will be addressed at the next meeting on 1-17-19. <br /> Ms. Battite left the meeting at 5:50 PM and did not return. <br /> 5) Vote for FY20 CPA Funding-The Committee decided to vote to approve projects for FY20 <br /> funding but not on the actual dollar amount. It was decided to send a draft of the 2019 <br /> Warrant to Ms. Axtell with "TBD" as the dollar amount for each project. The CPC issued <br /> votes on the projects as follows: <br /> 3 <br />
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