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,S US Mop <br />pQ` 1 775 ` �(3 <br />APRIL 11- <br />k /NG'V <br />APPROVED MEETING MINUTES <br />Committee Name: Lexington Bicycle Advisory Committee <br />Date, Time and Location of Meeting: July 12, 2012, 7 pm, Town Office Building <br />Members Present: Peggy Enders, (Chair), Stew Kennedy, John Frey, Marita <br />Hartshorn, Bob Hausslein (FoLB Chair), George Gagliardi, Richard Canale, <br />(Planning Board Liaison) <br />Members Absent: Laurel Carpenter, Jerry Van Hook, Mike Tabaczynski <br />Minutes: The June 2012 minutes were accepted as corrected. <br />Bike Parking on Mass Ave: David Kucharsky from the Town Planning <br />Department has requested help for another cyclist /pedestrian count at the <br />weekend bike corral; he has suggested it be done on July 28. George distributed <br />a draft of a card to hand out soliciting support for the continuation of the bike <br />corral. George will order the cards and also do a one -page flyer to be posted on <br />the corral and at various businesses. <br />Mass Ave Striping Options: Peggy met earlier in the day with John Livsey to <br />talk about various options for striping Mass Ave between Worthen Road and <br />Route 128. The committee was unanimous in its preference for the option that <br />provided for bike lanes (where width allows). This option would require that <br />parking be banned along this section of the avenue, but the committee felt that <br />very little parking happens on this section of the avenue, except around Hastings <br />Park during events. Given the importance of the new Battle Road Scenic Byway, <br />and the use of this roadway by commuters, the committee agreed that bike lanes <br />would be the safest and most attractive accommodation. John Livsey also told <br />Peggy that sharrows will be painted on Adams Street from East Street to the <br />Burlington line. Hayden and Spring Street crossing has bike detection, as does <br />the Marrett - Waltham intersection. <br />Complete Streets Workshops: Still no word on whether a 3 -hour workshop will <br />be scheduled, but John Livsey is optimistic, Peggy reported. Bedford Bike <br />Committee chair Terry Gleason asked for LBAC support to changes to the current <br />workshop content; since most committee members have not attended a session, <br />the committee was reluctant to sign on to the letter to Catherine Cagle. <br />DCR Proposal: Bob and Peggy have been working with Russ Brami from Snowy <br />Owl Maps to take the current draft Bikeway map to the next level. The plan is for a <br />