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<br /> <br />Mr. Pressman also asked for the number of Town employees in LexHAB’s unregulated units <br />through the Town Benefit Program. There are a number of town employees in the units. <br />Approximately 4 came in through the employee benefits program. <br />LexHAB has had one meeting with Town about a MOA on the deeds of all the LexHAB units in <br />preparation for the transition to a 501(3)(c) status, assuming the state legislature approves the <br />transition. A significant amount of preparation work is required for the transition. <br />Lexington Housing Authority (LHA): There was no update from the LHA. <br />Council on Aging (COA): Mr. Zhao: The COA and Human Services are working on a report to the <br />Select Board (SB) regarding the senior parking program, with a delivery target of June. In Oct. <br />2021, Human Services recommended to the SB a senior parking program. The SB approved the <br />program, starting the 2-year pilot. To date, 1,893 stickers have been issued. The program has <br />been executed smoothly. Per the Chief of Police, there have been no issues related to the senior <br />parking program. The Town is now almost 2 years into the program, so the COA is conducting a <br />survey to provide feedback. COA expects to recommend to the SB that they make the program <br />permanent. <br />The parking program is an age friendly initiative, increasing parking availability for seniors. In the <br />winter, it is difficult to feed the meters. The mobile phone payment system is also challenging <br />for some seniors. Some seniors are on limited budgets and the free parking is too far to be <br />viable for some of these seniors. <br />Sustainable Lexington Committee (SLC): There was no update from the SLC. <br />7. New Business <br />Ms. Foutter: Mr. Pato asked if the HPB will investigate real estate transfer fees. This will be <br />discussed further at the next meeting. Ms. Foutter asked for volunteers at this meeting and <br />asked for HPB members to consider volunteering at the next meeting. Ms. Heitz, Ms. Thompson, <br />and Mr. Linton volunteered at this meeting to form a working group. <br />8. Next Meeting Date <br />The next meeting date is June 29 at 7:00 pm. The meeting will be on Zoom. <br />9. Adjournment <br />Ms. Weiss moved adjournment. Ms. Cohen seconded the motion. The motion passed <br />unanimously. <br />In favor: Ms. Cohen, Ms. Foutter, Mr. Hornig, Mr. Linton, Ms. Manz, Mr. Pressman, Ms. <br />Thompson, Ms. Weiss, Mr. Zhao <br />Against: none <br />Abstaining: none <br />The meeting adjourned at 8:08 pm.
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