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pay for the archivist salary. Ms. Rice invited the Committee to tour the records room. The <br /> Committee voted in a straw poll to support the project (9-0). <br /> FY21 CPA Funding Request Town Managers- Restoration of Margaret Lady of Lexington <br /> Painting- Ms. Labrecque requested $9,000 in CPA funds for the restoration of historic Margaret <br /> Lady of Lexington painting located inside the Cary Memorial Building. Ms. Labrecque explained <br /> that the painting is in fair-poor condition, both aesthetically and structurally.The request is to <br /> hire a qualified conservator to restore the painting back to premier/ pristine condition as well <br /> as restoring the gold frame. Ms. Labrecque explained the history of the painting and noted that <br /> the painting is listed as a site to see in Lexington. Ms. Labrecque provided the Committee with a <br /> detailed condition report, resume of conservator Elizabeth Leto Fulton, the Town of Lexington <br /> Historical Commission vote declaring the painting a "Historic Resource" as well as a photo of <br /> the painting. Ms. Labrecque noted that the conservator would not be available until January <br /> 2021 and the project will approximately take 4-6 months to complete. <br /> Ms. Fenollosa asked if the price quoted by the conservator would hold until January 2021. Ms. <br /> Labrecque said yes. Mr. Horton asked if the restored painting will return to its current location. <br /> Ms. Labrecque said yes the painting would return to Cary Hall and hang on the far left wall from <br /> the entrance. Ms. Rhodes asked if the current lighting would continue to be used. Ms. <br /> Labrecque was not positive if the current lighting would continue to be used but noted that she <br /> would contact the conservator about the proper lighting. Ms. Walker inquired about the <br /> insurance on the painting. Ms. Labrecque explained that since the painting would be <br /> transported in a Town vehicle, all items within the vehicle would be covered by insurance. Ms. <br /> Fenollosa asked if the painting had been appraised and what the value is. Ms. Labrecque was <br /> not aware of an appraisal and as a follow up to Ms. Fenollosa's request noted that she would <br /> send along an appraisal if one is available and information regarding insurance. The Committee <br /> voted in a straw poll to support the project (9-0). <br /> LexHAB- Farmview Funding Request Breakdown-The Committee discussed a memo between <br /> the Town of Lexington and LexHAB regarding the Farmview project dated 7-17-19 as well as an <br /> excel spreadsheet detailing the cost breakdown of LexHAB's Farmview supplemental request <br /> provided by Pat Goddard. Ms. Fenollosa stated based on the information provided in the excel <br /> spreadsheet that the Committee would not be able to support the request of$323,097 because <br /> $169,347 of the request is for reimbursements and change orders.The Town cannot reimburse <br /> for work done before 7-1-20 if the appropriation is approved at 2020 Annual Town Meeting <br /> (ATM). $153,750 of the $323,097 request is for final paving, landscaping, fencing, appliances, <br /> and solar elements. Based on the timeline provided in the original request for funding, the work <br /> would be completed before July 1, 2020. Funds that are appropriated at 2020 ATM are not <br /> available to be spent until 7-1-20. The Committee discussed holding a Special Town Meeting <br /> before ATM to present the request for$153,750 so that funds would be available before 7-1- <br /> 20. Ms. Walker stated that she would like to discuss the memo and the FY21 funding request <br /> 2 <br />