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overall design. The Center Commi?ee voted Ten to 0 to recommend to the Select Board that new trees be planted that are appropriate to today’s condi?ons. Both Katherine Huang and Jerry Michelson discussed the importance of con?nuing to advance a walkable downtown. Lexington Center is a “drive to walk” downtown. Fred urged that we get a digital kiosk into Grain Mill Alley and noted that the total redesign of the alley was a missed opportunity. Pam S. iden?ﬁed Edison Way, Emery Park, Grain Mill Alley and the Visitors Center as ﬁngers poin?ng the way from the bike path into Lexington Center and we should take advantage of that. Pam S. suggested four kiosks with a consistent design, one at each loca?on. Then we moved on to deploring the orange barriers in GMA. We hoped that the games (including giant checkers) could come back along with the piano. Upasna Chhabra urged the ac?va?on of the alleys. Jeﬀ noted that need for a liaison to the design group for the parking lot. Innessa Manning noted that it was disappoin?ng not to have bike parking in the Michelson’s lot. And that lot seems to be too small to have underground parking. We noted that everything costs money and “Lexington’s way is spending a pot of gold.” Pam Shadley will circulate her professional grade design plans for the CVS lot, Edison Way and the embankment area connec?ng to the bike path. These designs are from 2010 and 2012. Doug noted that we need speciﬁc requests to the Select th Board and especially anything that connects with the 250. th Our next mee?ng is on April 25 at 8:30 am to discuss ac?on requests to the Select Board. Jerry noted that we have six applicants for our vacant seat. The th Center Commi?ee was enthused to be a “ﬂip the calendar” group for the 250 calendar in front of Cary Hall. The Center Commi?ee voted Nine to Zero to th approve the minutes for our March 14, 2024 mee?ng.