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Community Preservation Committee Meeting Minutes February 24, 2022
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�RECEIVED <br /> 2022 21 l uir, 155 Ipim <br /> Minutes of the Community Preservation Committee <br /> February 24, 2022 1 OWN CLERK <br /> Remote Zoom Meeting LEXINGTON <br /> Meeting ID: 865 9851 2270 <br /> 4:00 p.m. <br /> Committee Members Present by Roll Call: Marilyn Fenollosa (Chair), David Horton,Jeanne Krieger, <br /> David Langseth,Joe Pato, Robert Pressman, Lisah Rhodes and Melinda Walker <br /> Committee Member(s)Absent: Charles Hornig(Vice-Chair) <br /> Other Attendee: David Kanter (Capital Expenditures Committee Liaison) <br /> Ms. Fenollosa called the meeting to order at 4:05 PM. <br /> Review and Approve Report to 2022 Annual Meeting <br /> Ms. Fenollosa reviewed a few items about the formatting of the annual report, one being the use of the <br /> Oxford comma and another being the use of justified margins. <br /> Ms. Fenollosa reported Mr. Hornig had raised a concern about one of the criteria for Community Housing, <br /> specifically: "Give priority to local residents, Town employees and employees of local businesses." (Page <br /> 6.) He felt the Committee should talk about whether we should still encourage a local preference because <br /> it no longer is considered good practice. Ms. Walker indicated her support of Mr. Hornig's concerns. She <br /> explained that this requirement contradicts the restriction in the LexHAB guidelines that any housing <br /> acquired or built using CPAfunds has to be eligible for inclusion on the SHI.She said that if LexHAB wanted <br /> to set aside a unit only for individuals with a Lexington connection the unit could be counted on the SHI. <br /> She explained that a local preference percentage can be applied to SHI units and that the Lexington <br /> practice has been to set aside 70% of units for local preference. However, since local preference is now <br /> recognized as an impediment to fair housing, several communities have lowered their local preferences <br /> to 25%. There was a discussion about whether the phrase could be edited to add in the current practice <br /> of 70% local preference in Lexington or whether the phrase should be taken out of the document. <br /> Following the discussion, the Committee voted by a roll call vote to remove the sentence altogether. (8- <br /> 0). <br /> Mr. Pressman asked if the Committee would consider adding an explanation of the vote on Article 10 <br /> (e) "Center Recreation Bathrooms& Maintenance Building Renovation (pages 14& 15). He requested <br /> that the following be inserted: "The dissenter is supportive of the project but believes that the use of <br /> tax levy funds should have continued to be the planned payment method." The Committee voted by a <br /> roll call vote to approve adding the explanation to the report. (8-0). <br /> Ms. Fenollosa asked for a motion to accept the 'final draft' of the CPC report as amended. The <br /> Committee voted by a roll call vote to accept the report. (8-0). <br /> 1 <br />
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