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2021-11-08-STM#1-min-as Amended June 2022
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Special Town Meeting Minutes November 8, 2021
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November 8,2021 Special Town Meeting#1(2021-1),cont. <br /> 9:27 p.m. Wendy Reasenberg,Pct. 8,noted that she could see that section 1 was a statement of <br /> principal and section 4 provided a definition but asked why sections 2 and 3 were <br /> different than what is usually at the Planning Board and asked why they repeated. <br /> Mr.Hornig stated that section 1 was a"statement of intent"with 2,3,and 4 attempting <br /> to actually implement principals in the permit process and noted that it was sometimes <br /> difficult from a Resolution to putting it into effect. They hoped to increase the weight <br /> of DEI in the permitting decisions for Zoning Board and Planning board and reduce <br /> the impact of considerations that have been listed but have historically been used to <br /> defeat DEI in Lexington and elsewhere. <br /> 9:28 p.m. Wendy Reasenberg,Pct. 8 asked why this seemed to duplicate things already in <br /> proposals for Special Permits and questioned whether the extra details helped to <br /> accomplish the goals. <br /> Mr.Hornig asked that the Amendment be added to the screen and noted that at 9.4.2, <br /> it makes changes to DEI and removing things such as"neighborhood social <br /> structures"that have historically have been used to defeat those goals. <br /> Ms.Reasenberg felt that it could be further simplified in order to be better understood <br /> and that clarity and consensus should be addressed in sections 2 and 3. <br /> 9:31 p.m. Lin Jensen,Pct. 8,asked that the Amendment be placed on screen and asked if there <br /> were any change to section 3. The proposed Amendment was shown on-screen. <br /> 9:33 p.m. Mr.Daggett said that he appreciated that the Planning Board was taking an important <br /> step from a high level Resolution to putting it into practice. He further stated that if <br /> the Members were only interested in sections 1 and 4,that a substitute Motion via a <br /> request to the Moderator. <br /> 9:35 p.m. Voting commenced on the substitute Amendment. The Moderator noted that a simple <br /> majority was required to pass the Amendment. <br /> Following remote electronic vote tallying,the Moderator declared the: <br /> Motion to Amend Article 13 <br /> Adopted on a vote of: <br /> Yes No Abstain <br /> 159 15 6 <br /> MOTION CARRIES <br /> 9:39 p.m. The Moderator noted that the substitute Motion had now become Main Motion. <br /> Jill Hai,Select Board Chair,reported five members in favor of the Amended Motion. <br /> Charles Hornig,Planning Board Chair,reported the unanimous support of the Board in <br /> favor of the Amended Motion. <br /> Jeanne Krieger,Zoning Board member stated that she could not speak for the Zoning <br /> Board. <br /> 9:40 p.m. The Moderator called debate and questions open on Article 13,as Amended. <br /> 9:41 p.m. David Kanter thought the screen had mentioned the requirement of a majority vote. The <br /> Moderator explained that this may have been up for the Motion to Substitute,but that the <br /> upcoming vote would require a 2/3rds passage. <br /> 9:42 p.m. Alessandro Alessandrini,Pct.4 stated that he would vote no because part 1 of the Article <br /> should be the sentiment of the Town expressed across all bylaws and felt that it was put in <br /> to make the rest of the Motion more palatable. <br /> 9:43 p.m. Deborah Strod,Pct.6,stated that she was supportive of the Article and that the language <br /> of equity shouldn't be held in higher standard than existing wording and was glad that the <br /> Town was working together to create a framework. <br />
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