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• Educating people about the specifics of the bylaw revisions <br /> Other ideas for the campaign were: <br /> • Promote the green landscapers list to residents. <br /> • Invite people to public meetings that they can attend to learn more information. <br /> • Invite Jamie to present the environmental effects of gas-powered equipment,etc.at a public meeting <br /> • Encourage people to talk to their Town Meeting members to complain about noise. <br /> • Encourage people to have conversations with their landscapers about converting to electric,not using <br /> gas-powered snowblowers,etc. The Noise Committee should create a list of things that people can ask <br /> their landscapers. <br /> Nick suggested we time the campaign appropriately. We're heading into winter and now is not the best time to <br /> start talking to people about lawn care equipment noise. <br /> Other <br /> Dan intended on meeting with Public Health Director Kari Sasportas to coordinate with her on reporting noise <br /> complaints,and how to get a clear point of contact for citizens to report noise complaints. Mark S said the clear <br /> point of contact issue has been resolved. He noted that people can make complaints during business hours to the <br /> Building Commissioner or Board of Health,and complaints can be made to the Police after business hours. An <br /> open item of discussion is that it appears there is no online form for submitting noise complaints and no central <br /> database for storing complaints for any type of reporting or analysis. <br /> Noise Committee Timeline <br /> November 2019: <br /> • Start developing public awareness campaign to educate people about the health effects of gas-powered <br /> lawn equipment and to recruit people to support the Noise Committee <br /> o A few social media groups to focus this effort would be:The Lexington List <br /> (https://groups.io/g/lexington), Lexington Mavens(Facebook group), Next Door app <br /> o Nick is working with Jamie Banks to write an article for the Lexington Minuteman to publicize the <br /> DPW work in converting from gas to electric <br /> • Meet with Board of Health <br /> November 27,2019: <br /> • Draft of Construction Noise Warrant, Motion and Powerpoint presentation due <br /> December 6,2019: <br /> • Meet with Norm Cohen by this date to review/finalize Warrant, Motion <br />
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