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TOWN OF LEXINGTON <br />TRUSTEES OF PUBLIC TRUSTS <br />Minutes of Meeting of December 7, 2016 <br />The meeting was held at 8:00 pm at the home of Alan Fields at 42 Adams Street, Lexington, <br />MA. Present were Alan Fields, David Williams and Susan McClements. <br />Minutes from the August 25, 2016 meeting were unanimously approved. <br />Alan Fields updated the Trustees on the performance of the portfolio. Results for the third <br />quarter and the year as a whole exceed benchmarks. <br />Alan will follow up with State Street Global Advisors about a monthly $100 charge for a <br />defunct annuity from the Cary Memorial Library fund. <br />Going forward, Susan McClements will provide Town Clerk, Nathalie Rice, with electronic <br />copies of approved minutes from the Trustees' meetings. David Williams has sent Ms. Rice <br />minutes from past meetings. <br />David Williams reported that the Selectmen accepted the terms of the Merion Ritter <br />Scholarship Fund. <br />David presented the terms of two new funds to the Trustees, "The Evelyn T. Brega Foreign <br />Studies Scholarship Fund" and the "Quinn Amsler Memorial Scholarship Fund", both of <br />which were unanimously approved and will be forwarded to the Selectmen for acceptance. <br />The Trustees unanimously approved the distribution of $1,000 from the Jack & Betty <br />Eddison Blossom Fund to the Lexington Conservation Stewards in support of its annual <br />appeal. David will suggest that the Stewards consider sending proposals for funding <br />specific projects to the Trustees for consideration in the future. <br />At the Trustees' November 4, 2015 meeting, David presented plans from the Lincoln Park <br />Committee (of which David is a member) for a granite sculpture park and indicated that the <br />committee might request funds from the Trustees to defray some of the costs. At this <br />evening's meeting, David reported that plans have been put out to bid with anticipated <br />costs of $70K. The Town has committed $30K towards the project and David asked the <br />Trustees to consider contributing towards the project. After discussion, Alan and Susan <br />voted unanimously, with David abstaining, to disburse a total of $8,000 from the following <br />funds in the following amounts in support of the Lincoln Park Granite Sculpture projec <br />• $2,000 from the Jack & Betty Eddison Blossom Fund; >t o <br />• $1,000 from the George W. Taylor Tree Fund; and <br />• $5,000 from the George L. Gilmore Fund. <br />o <br />r <br />