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<br /> <br /> <br /> <br />MEETING MINUTES <br /> <br /> <br />Committee Name: Bicycle Advisory Committee <br /> <br />Date, Time and Location of Meeting: <br />December 11, 2008, 7 pm, Room 111, <br />Town Office Building <br /> <br />Members Present: <br />Peggy Enders (Chair), Stew Kennedy, Mike Tabaczynski, <br />Abe Shenker (FoLB Chair), John Frey, Jerry Van Hook, Richard Canale <br />(Planning Board Liaison), Laurel Carpenter, Marita Hartshorn, George Gagliardi <br /> <br />Others Present: <br /> Rich Spencer, Dave Pinsonneault, Chris Lokem-Kim <br /> <br />Members Absent: <br />Hank Manz, (Selectmen’s Liaison), Sandra Shaw <br />(Recreation Liaison). <br /> <br />Minutes: <br /> Revised and approved October minutes. Reviewed and approved <br />November 13, 2008 meeting minutes. <br /> <br />Snow Plowing: <br />Peggy distributed copies of a document dated November 20, <br />“Recommendations Regarding Snow Removal for the Minuteman Bikeway” <br />outlining the terms of the snow plowing pilot as agreed to between LBAC <br />representatives and town staff. Dave Pinsonneault said he hoped to clarify <br />aspects of what the DPW is planning to do and emphasized that a delay in <br />plowing after storms needs to be expected. The contractors and town staff will <br />complete sidewalk plowing first, so that most sidewalks will be clear the day after <br />a storm. It will probably be another day before the Bikeway can be cleared, <br />longer if the storm is severe. The machine will be a 48- or 50-inch blower; an <br />eight foot width will be clear with two passes. Since there will be a delay, snow <br />compaction may occur on the Bikeway from users walking or skiing. The rate <br />charged will be $65/hour for machine and driver; he estimates that the two <br />passes will take a minimum of six hours (which is what a dry run took earlier in <br />the fall); eight to ten hours may be a better estimate. In a discussion about what <br />sort of hand-clearing might be needed around the gates or on street sides, Dave <br />said that he will try to coordinate the street plows so that extra snow is not piled <br />on the crossings, thus adding to the time it takes to clear the Bikeway. Dave was <br />asked to ensure that the person who plows the parking lot behind CVS not to <br />dump snow on the Bikeway and to clear the center Bikeway (Woburn to Revere <br />to Bedford) as soon as possible. The committee agreed that the snowblower <br />should stop at Westview, just before Bedford. <br /> <br /> <br />
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