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Ad Hoc Stone Building Feasibility/Reuse Committee RECEIVED <br /> Town of Lexington, MA 2021 20 11Mov, 0,�V Ipii7"i <br /> TOWN CLERK <br /> October 20, 2021 LEXINGTON MA <br /> MINUTES <br /> Attending: Cristina Burwell, Jeff Howry, Mark Manasas, Meg Muckenhoupt (Appropriations <br /> Comm. Liaison), Melinda Nasardinov, Paul Smyke, Carolyn Goldstein (left 8:30), Jaclyn <br /> Anderson , Anne Grady, Doug Lucente (Select Board Liaison) <br /> Absent: Lester Savage, Claire Feingold Thoryn (Cary Library Trustees Liaison) <br /> Guests: Elaine Ashton, Stephanie Hsu <br /> Recording Secretary: Cristina Burwell <br /> The meeting began at 7:33 with an online Roll Call & Reading of Statement on Use of Virtual <br /> Meetings. Minutes for 10/6 were approved unanimously, as motioned by Anne, and <br /> seconded by Mark. There were no public comments. <br /> OLD BUSINESS <br /> Focus Groups Update: <br /> • Intercultural Center - a follow up questionnaire will be sent to attendees (after <br /> tonight's focus group is over). <br /> • History Museum (10/20) - History "stakeholders" were invited to decide on a <br /> date which was opened up to the larger community. The goal of this meeting is <br /> to explore concepts, not review proposals that have already been presented. <br /> Overall feedback is that people are pretty positive and supportive of getting the <br /> building back into use, but one of the messages that seems to be repeated is for the <br /> SBFRC to provide both a vision, and a vision with detail about what these combined <br /> concepts would look like. <br /> Doug was asked about possible other groups to tie in with. He agreed about tourism, <br /> and added perhaps the business community (per interest in such things as a coffee <br /> shop, etc.) perhaps through the Chamber, or educational groups at one of the local <br /> universities. It was suggested that before reaching out to universities that first we <br /> should have a better understanding of the direction for the building's use to guide <br /> which departments to reach out to. <br /> 1 of 3 <br />
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