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2 <br /> <br />other, unlike the current process. Weidong asked the committee if they want to proceed with this and if <br />so, if we can formally approve it. Hosting the site would cost about $100/year. Margaret confirmed that <br />this aligns with the work that ECiL subcommittee did. Margaret asked who maintains all the sites. <br />Weidong responded that Kathy Santos updates the website periodically. Margaret commented that it <br />makes a big difference when certain sites have their own webmaster. Mark proposed that he, Weidong <br />and Samita make a more formal proposal to the committee at the next meeting. Mark added that what <br />we are really asking for is this committee’s support. Dan asked if this is something that fits into our <br />charter. Joe commented that he doesn’t feel this is the core direction of the committee, but there is <br />potential value here in bringing the community together and making communications more feasible. Rina <br />commented that although this is not directly related to the committee’s work, it will make other <br />committees, subcommittees and group’s work easier if this information was available. Rina continued <br />that this would create a lot of work to maintain, and that may not be something the committee should be <br />doing. Samita commented that even though the Town has a list of community organizations, many <br />community groups are missing and information is not up-to-date. Samita asked if there is a way for us to <br />register organizations we already have data for instead of the organization doing it themselves. Weidong <br />responded that we could if we wanted to. Shannon commented that maybe there can be some sort of <br />future partnership with the Town. Shannon also shared the Town’s concern about spam emails because <br />in her position on the PTO, she gets inundated with them. Joe commented that the function of this <br />committee is to make long-term recommendations to the Select Board, and doesn’t want this activity to <br />take away from the central work of this committee. Joe added it could be something a subcommittee <br />works on. Mark asked Joe if there is another committee that would be a natural fit for this, or if this is <br />something that a private citizen should take up. Joe said no, there isn’t another target committee he has <br />in mind. <br /> <br />Town-wide Survey Preparations <br />Mark commented that 9.6% of the Town population responded the survey. The increases in the number <br />of responses that came in are clearly connected to the mailings and Sean’s outreach. The working group <br />is currently preparing to host the focus groups in late May. Mark said he will send around a sign-up sheet <br />asking members to sign up to be a scribe or facilitator. Shannon will be training volunteers. Mark <br />continued that the final report will be delivered to the committee in August for approval before being <br />sent to the Select Board. After going to the Select Board, there will be 3 public presentations. Mark asked <br />Kathleen, Joe and Bob what the best way is to schedule a joint meeting like we did in 2017. Joe suggested <br />contacting the chairs of the three committees to see what would work. Mark asked how long this <br />presentation needs on the agenda. Everyone commented that at least an hour is necessary. Mark also <br />asked who else should Marian present to. Mark suggested League of Women Voters or a public <br />presentation at Cary Library. Marian suggested the PTO groups or various cultural groups. Weidong <br />suggested a presentation at Cary hall and invite anyone to come. Margaret asked if the focus groups will <br />be remote. Mark responded that it depends on what is in place in May. <br /> <br />Subcommittee on Voter participation in Lexington <br />Margaret shared that Rina offered to be the Chair of this subcommittee. Margaret said that the <br />subcommittee met on March 3rd and they will meet again on April 4th. We won’t be putting their <br />questions together for other Towns until we get the results from the Town-wide survey. Rina asked that <br />the members reevaluate the time they meet so that we have a quorum. Dan suggested putting together <br />a timeline for each action and then press Marian for the data sooner than later. Margaret responded that
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