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there are issues or questions remaining to resolve, Town Counsel will do so and follow-up with the CPC. Carl shared that he, as the Town Manager, will serve as the gatekeeper for initial information and then after the initial path is defined, it will not be necessary for the CPC to go through his office. At this time, 4:45 p.m., Pat Goddard, Bill Hadley and Maryann McCall-Taylor exited the meeting. 3. Discuss the CPC Administrative Expenses, if there is a fall TM to include an appropriation for land appraisals costs, etc. Betsey will email Karen Mullins to seek her input on land appraisal costs before any decisions are made. It was also noted that there may/may not be a Fall Town Meeting. That is yet to be determined. At this time, 4:52 p.m., Carl Valente exited the meeting. 4. Reminder to review Needs Assessment sections over the summer. Betsey reminded the CPC that the Needs Assessment should be reviewed and updated. Judy read from the May 8, 2008 CPC meeting minutes the assignments as follows: ? Leo McSweeney to review community housing ? Dick Wolk to review open space ? Marilyn Fenollosa to review historic preservation ? Sandy Shaw to review recreation ? Wendy Manz to review the tables, appendices and accompanying documents ? Joel Adler to review the CPA Questions and Answers document ? Betsey to review the CPC Project Application Summary Form 5. Confirm meeting time availability for next year. Are Monday, Wednesday and Thursday still good? Yes, it was agreed that these days are good days for the CPC to meet. 6. Thank you to Richard Pagett. Betsey thanked Richard for his dedication, hard work and thoroughness. A cake was cut and shared in thanks. With no further business, CPC Chair, Betsey Weiss adjourned the meeting at 5:10 p.m. Respectfully Submitted, Judy Pearson Administrative Assistant to the CPC J. Pearson, CPC Meeting 06.09.08 Minutes