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Application process), Assignment, and Release documents with some edits by Ms. <br /> Jalelian. Ms.Tung spoke with Mr. Duggan about using the town drop box for the logo <br /> contest. Ms. Tung also wanted to finalize the time line for when the submissions for the <br /> logo contest should be and Ms. Barry stated it would be nice to have everything <br /> completed and winners decided prior to Patriots' Day when the winners could be <br /> announced, with the possibility of having a float dedicated to Lex250 and the premiering <br /> of our new logo. It was decided that if the judging was complete 4-6 weeks before <br /> Patriots' Day that would be sufficient to accomplish the above. A date of March 4 was <br /> decided on as the last day for submissions in order to accomplish the above. Ms. Tung <br /> will now notify all the judges with the timelines, and all other necessary information <br /> concerning the contest. A discussion on how much the prize money would be for the <br /> first, second, and third place winners, and Mr. Cole suggested we increase the amounts <br /> previously discussed. A number of alternative amounts was put forth and Mr. Cunha's <br /> suggestion of$1000, $500, and $275 totaling appropriately enough $1775 was <br /> approved unanimously by the committee. <br /> 6. The Budget was discussed with the realization that the $50,000 received from the state <br /> secured with the help of State Representative Michelle Ciccolo needs to be spent before <br /> June 30, 2022. Various ideas besides that already included in the budget on how to <br /> spend it were discussed. Ms. Barry also noted that although there is no money in this <br /> year's town budget for our committee she is in talks with town manager Jim Malloy <br /> about the hope of securing funds for the next year's budget and beyond. <br /> 7. An online guest presented to our meeting, Gayna Scott, a 1972 graduate of Lexington <br /> High School now living in Tucson, Arizona wishing to help in anyway with Lex250. She is <br /> a DAR with her heritage links dating to a relative being on the Green on April 19, 1775. <br /> She suggested that we try and identify other people in town who also might have links <br /> to April 19. She will work with our committee member and DAR member Ms. O'Leary to <br /> coordinate efforts to help in any way she can. <br /> 8. Motion to adjourn by Ms. Barry was made at 5:12, seconded by Mr. Cole and <br /> unanimously approved by roll call vote. <br /> Respectfully submitted, <br /> Barry Cunha <br />
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