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Town of Lexington <br />Lexington Tree Committee Minutes <br />July 11, 2013 <br />Jewel suggested that the LFGC be informed about this event as this organization's <br />Preamble to the Constitution of 1876 includes the importance of the care, protection, <br />and planting of trees. <br />4b Lexington Healthy Communities Project Gerry updated the committee on the <br />Lexington Healthy Communities Project funded by the Lahey Clinic. They are inviting <br />input on how to use a grant which starts in October. Ideas discussed were: <br />• Encourage neighborhood tree planning /planting groups (builds community as <br />well as yields benefits of trees that are planted as a result). Possible <br />coordination through neighborhood associations, town meeting members in each <br />precinct, other volunteers, contract coordinators. <br />• Participate in an education series (both educates public and town government <br />and gives credibility to the importance of trees to healthy communities) <br />• Discuss importance of trees in Lexington Healthy Communities Project <br />reports /presentations (gives credibility to importance of trees to individuals and <br />town government decision makers). <br />5. Should there be a police guard for tree planting on or near street? <br />Forestry Department, Tree Warden's discretion on this issue, voted by Tree <br />Committee. <br />Minimum of 4 hours is required at $40. per hour. <br />6. LFGC Check for $1500 received and deposited in the Tree Fund account by Lynne <br />Pease. Jewel circulated two cards for signatures to thank the incoming President Susan <br />Spicer, and outgoing president Ann Webster for their generous contribution, including <br />names of all Tree Committee members and Chris Filadoro. <br />7. Questionable condition of one commemorative (Mayo) Tulip Tree in LincolnPark The <br />runoff from the drain on the artificial play field has damaged the tree(lost leaves and <br />leaning). John marked a site for a new tree about 30' away. All in favor of purchasing <br />a new tree from the Tree Fund and suggest that Jane work with Chris and John to <br />implement this next spring. <br />8. Nancy Corcoran Ronchetti appointed new Planning Board liaison to the Tree <br />Committee. To be added to email notices of meeting dates and agenda items. <br />Meeting adjourned. <br />Next regular meeting is scheduled for August 8, 7:30a.m. at DPW, 201 Bedford Street, <br />Room 125. <br />
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