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Transportation Advisory Committee (TAC) <br />Minutes — December 12, 2011 <br />Attendees: <br />TAC Members present: Bill Levison, Peter Levy, Sally Castleman, Elaine Dratch, Francine <br />Stieglitz <br />TAC Members absent: Larry Link, Marty Cohen <br />Staff: Sara Arnold, Pauline Burke, Jeanette Rebecchi, Charlotte Rodgers <br />1. TAC Membership: Bill Levison agreed to distribute a list of committee members. <br />2. Minutes: The November minutes were accepted. <br />3. Introduction: Charlotte Rodgers introduced Jeanette Rebecchi as the new <br />Transportation Coordinator. Committee members introduced themselves. Charlotte <br />expressed her appreciation for the work done by Sara Arnold and Pauline Burke covering <br />the Lexpress office over the past six months. It was also mentioned that Bill deserved <br />accolades for all his efforts relating to the Lexpress contract process. <br />4. Lexpress Update: Data show that ridership is down, particularly because senior citizen <br />use has declined. There is concern about this decrease, and it was noted that marketing to <br />this population is needed. <br />Sara discussed "scholarship passes ", which are issued for those who meet an income <br />threshold. These passes represent about $10,000. It was agreed that TAC would like a <br />better understanding of how this works, and it was questioned whether the Lexpress <br />budget should be absorbing this cost. <br />Sara mentioned that there is currently no formal definition of a family pass that is being <br />used in the office. It was voted that a family pass should be for two adults plus children <br />18 and under who live in the same household. This was a definition used in previous <br />years. <br />A recommendation for an indefinite extension of the point -to -point program was <br />presented to the Selectmen with a request for approval at their December 12 meeting. <br />5. Contract Update: The Town received four bids: from Joseph's, M & L Transit, Bill's <br />Taxi, and Transaction. They all included a large bus (minimum of 22 seats) bid scenario. <br />Joseph's large bus option was the Arboc Mobility, a low floor bus with a fold out <br />wheelchair ramp. M & L's large bus option was the StarTrans, with a lift comparable to <br />the current lifts. The other two proponents bid Eldorados, with lifts comparable to the <br />current lifts. The Review Committee's recommendation is being reviewed by staff. <br />6. Committee Representation: Marty Cohen has agreed to represent TAC on the School <br />Transportation and Safety Committee. <br />
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