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02/20/2020 AC Minutes <br /> n) CPA Debt Service: There is a chart in the draft CPC report that identifies the debt service <br /> projects. The Town received 25% more in CPA funds from the State than estimated for <br /> 2020. It is anticipated that those funds will be used to pay off part of the debt for the center <br /> track project. <br /> o) Administration Budget: The CPC tries to keep a minimum of$2.0 million in reserve in the <br /> Community Preservation Fund (CPF)to maintain flexibility for funding future CPA <br /> projects. It is expected that the current budget will leave approximately $5.0 million in the <br /> CPF. The potential land acquisition discussed above would require approximately $3.0 <br /> million if that purchase were to be approved. <br /> Ms. Fenollosa added that all CPC votes on the items discussed above were 7-0, noting that none of <br /> them was controversial. <br /> After a brief discussion about Lexington's participation in the CPA program and about Article 10, a <br /> motion was made and seconded to support all of the Article 10 sub-articles. The motion passed. <br /> VOTE: 7-0 <br /> Minutes <br /> After a brief discussion, a motion was made and seconded to approve the AC Information Meeting <br /> Minutes, as distributed by Mr. Levine, for February 5, 2020. The motion passed. VOTE: 7-0 <br /> Future Meetings <br /> The next AC meeting is scheduled for February 27, 2020. <br /> The meeting adjourned at 9:12 p.m. <br /> Respectfully submitted, <br /> Sara Arnold <br /> Approved: March 5, 2020 <br /> Exhibits <br /> • Agenda, posted by Mr. Parker, Chair <br /> • Town of Lexington CPC Draft Report to 2020 Annual Town Meeting and CPF Balances <br /> 3 <br />