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recommendations for signage and locations developed by Bob Dangel and that John Livsey <br />was open to the possibility of including interpretive signs, kiosks, and trailhead markers in the <br />request to Town Meeting. However, the scope for Toole’s work does not include these <br />amenities and would have to be budgeted separately. <br />Mass Ave Corridor Project and Upcoming Meetings <br />: The next hearing on the East Mass <br />th <br />Ave. Roadway and Sidewalk plan will be on October 14 at Lexington High School; the session <br />is being hosted by the Board of Selectmen. Peggy urged members to keep participate actively <br />in these discussions and to attend the upcoming meeting. She asked members to help her <br />craft a statement from the Committee that all members could agree to. A motion was made by <br />Marita to approve the statement, “The Bicycle Advisory Committee is unanimous in its support <br />of the proposed bicycle accommodations and bicycle lanes as part of the plan for the East <br />Mass Ave Corridor project.” Mike seconded the motion. All members voted in the affirmative. <br />Liaison Reports <br />: Sandra Shaw mentioned the upcoming Community Center Open House. <br />Peggy said she was asked to hold a bike corral for the Open House and asked for volunteers to <br />staff it. <br />Other business <br />: Peggy and John are on the ad hoc Grain Mill Alley committee; the proposed <br />design features a node at the Bikeway that includes a bench, bike racks, and an information <br />kiosk. Marita suggested a three-sided structure with sides for Bicycling; Conservation and <br />ACROSS Lexington; Town resources and events. The committee discussed how many bike <br />parking spaces ought to be provided (“as many as can fit”), the idea of providing a map of all <br />bike parking in the Town center (or all over town), whether seating should be provided. <br />The meeting was adjourned at 8:35. <br />Record of the Discussions of the Friends of Lexington Bikeways <br />Bikeway Counts for CTPS: <br /> The counts were done on two beautiful days, a Tuesday during <br />commuter hours and all day on a Saturday. The number of users was impressive but not <br />record breaking. We will send the results to the town and to the Central Transportation <br />Planning Staff. A National Bike and Pedestrian Count takes place very September. Next year <br />we should participate in this count as well. <br />Farmers’ Market Bike Corral <br />: Times have been arranged by Peggy for the Corral on Tuesday, <br />October 13rh. <br />Other Business <br />: Peggy, Laurel, and Jennifer plan to attend the Moving Together Conference. <br />Marita Hartshorn, Recorder <br />Peggy Enders, Editor <br />Items Distributed: <br />Bicycle Accommodations on Lexington Arterials <br />Bikeway Counts <br />Information about the Intersection Project. <br />New England Bike-Walk Summit Program <br /> <br />