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2 <br /> the owner mentioned a gourmet food shop, and a woman's fashion <br /> store. <br /> Committee members felt that maintaining a variety of uses in the <br /> Center is extremely important. <br /> Robert Domnitz, representing the Meriam Hill Association, <br /> indicated that they were concerned about the height of a two <br /> storey building. <br /> Marge Battin commended the owners for working closely with the <br /> Committee and the town and suggested they continue their contact <br /> on a regular basis. <br /> . Sprinklers and Wire Checks <br /> Marge Battin requested that Bob Hutchinson obtain a report from <br /> the fire chief on the implications of requiring existing <br /> restaurants to install sprinkler systems. A report on the <br /> feasibility of yearly wire checks for retail and restaurants was <br /> also requested. <br /> . Driveway Between Baybank and Liquor Store <br /> Bob Hutchinson explained the reasons for his desire to eliminate <br /> traffic from the driveway between Baybank and the liquor store: <br /> . There is a public safety problem and a liability <br /> problem for the town; <br /> • The "no left turn" sign is often violated; <br /> . Exiting from the driveway interrupts the traffic flow; <br /> . People try to cross Mass. Ave. there, although there is <br /> no cross walk. <br /> The bank representatives were concerned with the effect on <br /> business if no exit is allowed to Mass. Avenue. <br /> The liquor store owner is concerned about deliveries if the <br /> driveway is closed to traffic. <br /> The possibility of making the driveway one way, with no exit to <br /> Mass. Ave., was discussed. Bricking-in the sidewalk to continue <br /> the pedestrian way on Mass. Ave., drawing cross-walk lines,and <br /> towing cars in the driveway were also discussed. <br /> Marge Battin asked Bob Hutchinson to put the various options in <br /> writing so that the Committee can make recommendations. A <br /> legitimate trial period should also be suggested. <br /> . LCC members were urged to attend the meeting of the HDC on <br /> January 14 when the design concept of the police booth will <br /> be discussed. <br /> . Bill Bowen was appointed to the Amenities Subcommittee of <br /> the LCC. <br /> . The next meeting of the LCC will be on February 5. <br /> Respectfully Submitted, <br /> Norma Bogen <br />
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