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Betty Gau, Committee Member
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- Question about where the bike path would be. <br /> <br />Ross said that the widening of the sidewalk can be very expensive but that is a plan and while <br />some are resistant to doing a bike path before the high school is done, it actually shouldn't <br />impact them that much (other than a driveway). <br /> <br />Jim said that we should push for bike path while we have active students who can help push for <br />it. <br /> <br />Betty shared the path that she takes and there might be existing options. Questions about <br />whether they are ADA accessible. <br /> <br />Peggy - likes the idea of students parking at Lincoln and exercise but the concern is that the <br />parking lot is sketchy for new drivers and parking spots are too small for the size of cars. <br /> <br />Dave - had a question about the cost for expanding sidewalk... suggested 1/2 million to just do <br />one side and keep parking on one side. Suggested planning with the new school. Suggested <br />that they park there anyway... Tom said they'll pick closest every time. <br /> <br />Mike O'Connor - doesn't see the different between marking at on the street vs. Lincoln. Said we <br />don't have a responsibility to figure out parking for students and shouldn't feel like we provide <br />parking for students. Said this isn't our problem to solve. <br /> <br />Tom - was curious if we could add lights to path to Lincoln fields. Ross said they're likely to <br />push back. Then said that the high school shouldn't have parking in front of it. <br /> <br />Mike O'Connor - said we should include it in the bike/ped plan push for Worthen Rd. <br /> <br />Sarah had comments about lights on the path and also supporting that we should put this in as <br />a suggestion for implementing worthen road bike lanes. <br /> <br />Jim thanked Ross for his perspective and attending. <br /> <br />Betty clarified this <br /> <br />Tom asked if we should pass a motion and write a letter with some urgency to give to the <br />Lincoln Park master plan. Suggested Mike write it. Mike is amenable. Suggested we seek <br />feedback for stakeholders. <br /> <br />Sarah just asked for some clarification on what would be in the proposal. <br /> <br />Peggy suggested we specify what we are asking for which is a raised cycle path. <br /> <br />We all agreed that Tom and Mike will draft a letter and socialize it with the stakeholders and get <br />their feedback before sending it to the select Board. The letter to SB with LBAC supporting the <br />first priority of the Worthen Rd bike lane. <br />Tom made the motion that he and Mike write a letter to the Select Board that <br />LBAC proposes eliminating some parking along Worthen Road to allow for a bike lane in <br />support of the Bicycle/Pedestrian Plan recommendations. Furthermore, to explore the idea to <br />use the Lincoln Park parking lot for any parking displaced from the Worthen Road bike lane. <br />
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