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<br /> <br />COMMUNITY PRESERVATION COMMITTEE <br />Meeting Minutes <br />November 8, 2006 <br />Ellen Stone Room, Cary Hall <br /> <br /> <br />Members Present: Betsey Weiss, Chair; Joel Adler, Norman Cohen, Marilyn Fenollosa, <br />Wendy Manz, Leo McSweeney, Richard Pagett, Sandra Shaw, Richard Wolk <br /> <br />Others: Carl Valente, Town Manager; Mary Keady <br /> <br />Betsey Weiss called the meeting to order at 5:00 PM <br /> <br />1. Preliminary discussion of purchase of parcels A and B regarding price and <br />funding and timing/availability <br /> <br />Richard Pagett questioned whether there was access to land parcel A: why should the <br />taxpayers spend money on land with limited access? <br /> <br />Dick Wolk responded that there is much value to the land. There have been incursions to <br />the wetlands in the past. The Conservation Commission hopes to restore land parcel A <br />for blueberry picking. <br /> <br />Carl Valente mentioned that a good model is Weston’s “Landsakes” where children farm <br />and do sugaring in the winter. We should keep that in mind for land parcel A. <br /> <br />Dick also suggested that it was possible that land parcel B could continue as a working <br />farm. <br /> <br />Joel Adler asked if the deed restriction sought by the Arlington people is still possible. <br /> <br />Dick responded that the Conservation Commission will ask Fran Busa about all possible <br />options. <br /> <br />Joel asked whether there might be self help funds available to purchase the land. <br /> <br />Richard asked whether the access issue would have any effect on valuation. <br /> <br />Dick responded that access would be via conservation land. <br /> <br />The deal needs to be closed by mid December, 2006. The Conservation Commission will <br />evaluate the two parcels, using Town funds to pay for the evaluations. The CPC voted to <br />declare the purchase of the two parcels “worthy”, and will consider them further as more <br />details are known. <br /> <br /> 1 <br /> <br />
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