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Ad Hoc Stone Building Feasibility/Reuse Committee RECEIVED <br /> Town of Lexington, MA 2021 20 11Mov, 4,��02 Ipii7"i <br /> November 3, 20217:30 AM TOWN CLERK <br /> LEXINGTON MA <br /> MINUTES <br /> Attending: Cristina Burwell, Jeff Howry, Mark Manasas, Meg Muckenhoupt (Appropriations Comm. <br /> Liaison), Melinda Nasardinov, Paul Smyke, Carolyn Goldstein, Jacelyn Anderson , Anne Grady, Suzie <br /> Barry (Cary Library Trustees Liaison), <br /> Absent: Doug Lucente (Select Board Liaison), Lester Savage <br /> Guests: Elaine Ashton, Stephanie Hsu <br /> Recording Secretary: Cristina Burwell <br /> The meeting began at 7:38 with an online Roll Call & Reading of Statement on Use of Virtual <br /> Meetings. <br /> Minutes were put on hold for review and approval at the next meeting. There were no public <br /> comments. <br /> OLD BUSINESS <br /> Carolyn & Melinda talked through the highlights of the history museum focus group, and are <br /> working on a document to submit to the group on the details of the meeting. There were about 40 <br /> people in attendance, including community history stakeholders and those who already submitted a <br /> proposal. Discussion revolved around fleshing out concepts and what it would mean in the Stone <br /> Building, and explored a history museum in a hybrid mode (mixed use). There was also feedback on <br /> the committee's process, suggesting that we should be focusing on the broader vision rather than a <br /> specific one. There was interest in the concept, but it was/is hard to imagine the actual space usage <br /> from only the floorplans. <br /> Cristina is interested to see the Committee explore related structures and how they use the building <br /> (business model, programming). She has drafted a case studies spreadsheet to collect examples <br /> and asked SBRF committee members to send her what they find, for the Committee to review. <br /> Cristina asked about sending out this online spreadsheet if members only had View access vs. Edit <br /> access (thereby seeing updates in real time). Suzie said she would ask Town Council if this violated <br /> Open Meeting Law. And in the meantime, a static copy will be sent to members to review as a PDF. <br /> It was requested that we develop language to guide us in looking for case studies (e.g., similar scale, <br /> or similar programming), and It was decided that we should be looking at a range of models - with <br /> the net cast wide to loosely related structures (such as the Simes House which also provides <br /> affordable housing) such that we might serendipitously find related models. It was also requested <br /> 1 <br />