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then the Town of Lexington has paid for the charge unless the driver pays through Chargepoint. What to do as more stations come on line? The Lexington Center Committee voted 10-0 to support the expansion of charging stations at the end of the NSTAR lot and install new stations at the Muzzey Street lot. The discussion of payment was deferred. Laurie Cadigan of Barrett Sotheby's gave a presentation requesting the support of the Center Committee to obtain a special permit from the Board of Appeals to lease the adjacent space 1686 Mass Ave. (For more details please see Barrett Sotheby's presentation to the Center Committee dated September 13th, 2018 and accompanying letter from Frederick V.Gilgun, Jr. dated September 12th, 2018.) Briefly, Barrett Sotheby's seeks to move their Muzzey Street operations to the vacant narrow space next door to their current Mass Ave location (in the Panera building.) Howard noted that under state law there would be a grandfathering of the real estate use (at Muzzey Street) for perhaps two years. Richard was concerned that we would be setting a bad precedent. The Lexington Center Committee voted 10-0 to approve the minutes for the June and July, 2018 meetings. At 9:50 am the Center Committee went into executive session concerning the Historical Society Parking Spaces near the Depot Building because a public discussion would be detrimental to negotiations. Frederic Johnson recused himself because he is on the Board of the Historical Society. Howard Levin recused himself because he represents an owner of property adjacent to these spaces. All members present agreed that they would not return to public session and would only adjourn after the executive session. Mike Boudett was unable to stay for the executive session due to time constraints.