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<br />It was confirmed that the Canopy still needed formal approval from the HDC. Location of columns was <br />discussed and said to be outside of the parking area although the need for any protection would be <br />investigated. <br />It was asked if there was a system to reserve parking spaces. It was reported that there would be cones <br />or taping off if reservations were needed for an event. Rain water was asked about, and if there was a <br />gutter system for the run-offs. It was reported that there would be gaps between the panels so water <br />would not be collected. It was stated that it was not expected to see any exposed concrete. <br />A question was asked if the solar panels were capable of withstanding the 105 MPH winds used in design <br />standards. The architect stated that there had yet to be deep discussions regarding the solar panels, <br />although that was next and they would need be able to withstand the required wind loads. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />Update on LHS Project Status <br />Mike Burton from Dore and Whittier (Owners Project Manager (OPM) provided an update on the LHS <br />status. Six proposals were received from six design firms, which will go through the MSBA’s DSP <br />selection process. There will be three to four firms to interview, and one will be chosen. <br /> <br />It was suggested to have a joint PBC and Sustainable Lexington meeting prior to September 14th to go <br />through attachment A of the IDP. It was decided to hold a meeting on September 7th., to establish <br />Attachment A targets for the High School Project per the requirements of the Integrated Design policy. <br />Other groups will also be reached out to join the September 7th meeting. <br /> <br />It was reported that some of the property will fall under Article 97 and required a 2/3 town vote and a 2/3 <br />legislative vote to accommodate an equitable trade between park and school property. Staff would be <br />doing an initial takeoff of the parcels for early work on this issue. It was discussed that the entire process <br />could be 1 to 2 years and needs to be carefully evaluated and coordinated with the MSBA timeline. The <br />OPM will begin working on schedule models for this work. <br /> <br />The School Building Committee would be establishing a communication sub-committee that will assist in <br />community engagement. <br /> <br />A Public Meeting is being held on September 14th to being to introduce the public to the project. The <br />meeting will be hybrid and held in Battin Hall. <br /> <br />Update on Westview Cemetery Building <br />Mark Barrett reported that the building was in the process of getting final inspections, and the move-in is <br />scheduled for August 28th. There were photographs of the building presented. Clean-up was currently <br />being done. The demolition of the existing building will begin a few weeks after the move -in occurs. To <br />date the total cost of the project is within the Town Meeting appropriation for the project. It was stated <br />that the Select Board and Committee members would be offered a tour as soon as there was a certificate <br />of occupancy. <br /> <br />Urgent Business <br />There was no further business. <br /> <br />Motion to adjourn, all approved.