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• <br /> April 13 , 1982 minutes of CBD Revitalization Committee Page 1 <br /> The CBD Revitalization Committee held a luncheon meeting at noon on <br /> April 13 , 1982 in the Selectmen' s meeting room of the Town Office <br /> Building. <br /> The following members of the committee were present: <br /> Margery Battin, Chairman (Mn) <br /> Robert Sacco (RS) <br /> Laura <br /> rE EcumEN Karsten1chols SorensenN(KS) <br /> inr Jacquelyn Smith (JS) <br /> I '1°- Joseph Trani (JT) <br /> Also present were Robert Bowyer (RB) , Planning Director, and Walter <br /> Tunaszuck (WT) , DPW Director. Observing were Don Olson (DO) and Angela <br /> Frick (AF) . <br /> The meeting began at noon with the members supplying their own lunch <br /> and the town supplying hot water for instant coffee and tea. <br /> Discussion of Article on Parking Improvements <br /> The opening discussion concerned the events at the session of the Town <br /> Meeting held on the previous evening. Of most concern was the fate of <br /> the parking lot improvement plan that the committee had presented in <br /> an article. Seemingly out of nowhere came a great deal of I <br /> neighborhood opposition to the expansion of the parking lot next to F <br /> the school administration building with the result that that is where F <br /> the parking lot proposal went-nowhere. RS said that the article was <br /> not totally supported by the business community and that a number of <br /> people had been called so they could be at Town Meeting for the <br /> article but that they did not attend. <br /> Future Proposals for Parking Improvements <br /> — E <br /> JS proposed that the committee should consider proposing an article <br /> for next year' s Town Meeting for parking requirements for new <br /> development in the Center. JS also suggested that the financial <br /> aspects of some kind of parking structure be investigated. RS and JT <br /> were appointed as a subcommittee to look into the financial aspects of <br /> such a parking structure in order to determine under what conditions <br /> it would be feasible. LN suggested that the town would benefit from <br /> having air rights over the old B&M RR right of way and that the area <br /> in the Meriam Street lot be considered as the location for a parking <br /> garage. <br /> Traffic Survey <br /> MB said that due to the budget crunch, the Board of Selectmen had <br /> decided to reduce the money available for a traffic survey of the <br /> Center from the original 515,000 to 53,000. MB, RB and JS felt <br /> uncomfortable with the $3,000 figure as it might not produce <br /> worthwhile results and it would be difficult to justify to Town <br /> Meeting. RB felt that the town would be getting a worthwhile service <br /> in the form of intuitive observations from a very experienced traffic <br /> engineer and that these observations might produce a number of I <br /> worthwhile suggestions that could be implemented at very little cost <br />
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