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• The 2009 Council on Aging report to Town Meeting2 identified program <br />deficiencies <br />• The 2011 Bargmann Hendrie + Archetype, Inc. architectural firm's study3 <br />identified significant building deficiencies <br />Lexington 2020 Vision Committee <br />Since its inception in 1998, the 2020 Vision Committee has worked to obtain <br />community input on key issues concerning Lexington. In 2005 the committee <br />published a report, Forging Constructive Community Discourse4 that identified the <br />creation of a community gathering place as a priority for Lexington: <br />"We envision a community center where people can talk, eat and drink, and <br />interact, thereby enhancing their social, physical, and emotional well- being." <br />In recent 2020 Vision - sponsored focus groups discussing key issues, residents <br />identified the goals and actions that are most important to them.5 Some comments <br />that are of particular interest to the task force are: <br />• Encourage civic engagement <br />• Encourage involvement of Asian community <br />• Understand Asian culture <br />• Have more community events <br />• Need more community meeting places <br />• Improve /increase communication. <br />• Have more pick -up and intramural sports <br />• Have town -wide festivals with street closures <br />Teen Study - Belfry Center Organizing Committee <br />In 2003 a citizen group, the Belfry Center Organizing Committee, proposed creating <br />a Teen Center in a church that was for sale. As part of their study, they surveyed <br />middle and high school students; surveys were returned by 653 middle schools <br />students and by 530 Lexington High School students. The document6 that the <br />committee created as a business plan is a trenchant study of teen life in Lexington. <br />2 http: / /lexingtonma. gov / towngovernment /COApresentation.pdf <br />3 http: / /lexingtonma. gov /humanservices /Muzzey- Sr -Ctr- Improvement- Report_082411.pdf <br />4 Report is available on the website: http: / /lexingtonma.gov /committees /2020vision.cfm <br />5 http: / /lexingtonma.gov /committees /2020focusgroups.cfm <br />6 The Belfry Center: A Student Union for Lexington's Teens, May, 2003 is available on our website <br />November 26, 2012 Final Report 9 <br />
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