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<br /> <br />Article 7 -Revolving Funds. Mr. Bartenstein added his vote in the affirmative, bringing <br />the Committee’s vote on this articleto: Approved 9-0-0. <br />Article 8 -CPC Operating Budget and CPA Projects. Mr. Bartenstein added his vote in <br />the affirmative on everything previously votedfor Article 8, including (a), (b), (d), (e), (g), <br />(i) and (l), bringing the Committee’s vote to: Approved 9-0-0. <br />Article 8(f) -Battle Green Master Plan Implementation. A motion was made and <br />seconded to recommend approval of this Article. Vote: Approved 6-0-0. <br />Article 8(c) -Leary Property Planning Funds. Mr. Levine gave a background of the <br />property and project. CPA funds were used to purchase 14.2 acres and a small lot on <br />Vine Streetwas set aside for affordable housing. The funds requested are for wetlands <br />delineation, surveying ofthe housing site,and other technical information needed for <br />the housing planning process to proceed. LexHAB may develop this property, and a <br />question was raised before the CPC whether LexHAB should be paying these costs. <br />The Committee decided to table this for a future discussion. <br />Article 9 -Recreation Capital Project. Mr. Bartenstein added his vote in the affirmative, <br />bringing the Committee vote to: Approved 9-0-0. <br />Article 10 -Municipal Capital Projects and Equipment. A motion was made and <br />seconded to approve this article. Vote: Approved 6-0-0. <br />Article 11 -Sewer System Improvements. Mr. Bartenstein gave a summary of hiswrite <br />up on this project and the Committee discussed the breakdown of the $1.3m requested. <br />A Motion was made and seconded to recommend approval of this article. Vote: <br />Approved 6-0-0. <br />Article 13(a) and (b) -(l) -Public Facilities Capital Project. Mr. Bartenstein added his <br />vote in the affirmativeon these article components, bringing the Committee vote to: <br />13(a) Approved 8-0-1;and 13(b) through (l) Approved 9-0-0. <br />Article 17 -Reduce CPA Surcharge. A Motion was made and seconded to recommend <br />approval of this article. The Committee discussed exemptions for particular income <br />levels, future projects and the impact on debt exclusions as well as the commercial <br />surcharge. Vote: Not approved 1-5-0 <br />Article 18 -Post Employment Insurance Liability Fund. A Motion was made and <br />seconded to recommend approval of this article. The draft write-up for the report was <br />discussed and will be revised. Vote: Approved 6-0-0. <br />Article 19 -Rescind Prior Borrowing Authorizationswill remain pending. <br />Article 20 -Specialized Stabilization Funds. A Motion was made and seconded to <br />recommend approval of this article. Vote: Approved 6-0-0. <br />Article 22 -Debt Service Stabilization Fund. Mr. Bartenstein added his vote in the <br />affirmative, bringing the Committee vote to: Approved 9-0-0. <br />2 <br /> <br />
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