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2 <br /> On a motion by Ms. Dohan and seconded by Ms. Ladd, the Commission voted 4-0 to confirm <br /> that the proposed plan changes "A", "B" and "C", to expand the driveway are outside the <br /> Commission's jurisdiction. The proposed trench will be discussed at a later date when there is <br /> sufficient information. <br /> Discuss Lincoln Street Wildlife Crossing Proposal by the Citizens for Lexington Conservation. <br /> Ms. Dohan recused herselffrom the discussion of the wildlife crossing proposal. <br /> Ms. Pamela Lyons and Mr. Joel Friedlander, representing the Citizens for Lexington <br /> Conservation ("CLC"), presented before the Commission. CLC is seeking the support of the <br /> Conservation Commission to do something to reduce wildlife mortality, one option of which <br /> would be to install wildlife crossing signage at Lincoln Street where the roadway meets the <br /> Cambridge Reservoir. The Commission supported installing signage as the most cost effective <br /> option. The Commission encouraged the CLC to contact the City of Cambridge for their <br /> potential support. <br /> On a motion by Ms. Ladd and seconded by Mr. Beuttell, the Commission voted 4-0 to support <br /> the Citizens for Lexington Conservation's efforts to install wildlife crossing signage on Lincoln <br /> Street. <br /> 7:00 pm <br /> New Public Meetings/Hearings <br /> ViewPoint Cloud Permit 4CDOA-20-6 <br /> RDA, Parker Meadow (0 Revere Street) <br /> Applicant: Town of Lexington Conservation Dept. <br /> Project: Conduct exploratory soil borings needed for preparing final ADA trail design <br /> Documentation Submitted: <br /> - Plans, "Attachment D: Boring Location Plan & Access Route Map - Revisions 3/9/2020", <br /> prepared by GCG Associates and Kyle Zick Landscape Architecture, Inc., dated 3/9/2020 <br /> - Project Narrative, "Boring Request for Parker Meadow",prepared by Kyle Zick, dated <br /> 2/18/2020 <br /> - MassDEP RDA Application, prepared by Kyle Zick Landscape Architecture, Inc., <br /> prepared for Town of Lexington, dated February 18, 2020 <br /> Ms. Tracy Hudak, representing Kyle Zick Landscape Architecture, Inc. (consultants for the <br /> Lexington Conservation Dept.),presented before the Commission. The applicant is proposing to <br /> conduct soil tests at four different locations in Parker Meadow in order to test the load bearing <br /> capacity. This is to prepare for the installation of boardwalks. The soil testing will be done with <br /> small machinery which will dig a four (4) inch+/- in diameter hole twenty (20) feet down into <br /> the ground. The soil samples will be tested in an offsite location. The holes will be filled in with <br /> a soil/sand mixture. Three of the four testing locations will utilize existing trails to access the <br /> sites while the fourth location will require machinery to traverse off-trail. Wetland matting will <br /> be installed to prevent damage from the machinery. <br />
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