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<br />SIDEWALK COMMITTEE <br />Minutes of April 4 2005 Meeting <br /> The Lexington’s Sidewalk Committee meeting was convened by Chairman <br />Craig Weeks at 11:10 in the Selectman’s Meeting Room.. The first order of <br />business was to discuss the protocol for meetings of all official Lexington <br />committees, ours included, which must follow the open meeting law. Notice <br />must be posted 48 hours in advance of all meetings where policy issues are <br />discussed by a quorum of members and/or votes are taken on matters of <br />public interest. The minutes of these committee meetings must also be made <br />available to the public. Craig stated that the minutes in final form could <br />be made publicly available using the Sidewalk Comm. website being <br />developed which will be linked to the Town website. <br /> Olga Guttag suggested that significant subcommittee documents or <br />findings with public impact should also be posted on the web to avoid any <br />suggestion of actions kept from public view. It was agreed through <br />discussion that it would generally not be necessary to post Sidewalk <br />subcommittee meeting times, meeting minutes, or email interactions between <br />members, but that documents and notices of interest to the public would be <br />made accessible, usually at the website. <br /> It was agreed that all subcommittees will bring materials to be <br />distributed publicly to the entire committee for approval. This will <br />allow multiple subcommittees to use one joint publication representing all <br />interests. <br /> COMMITTEE UPDATES <br />Community focus group: Sue-Ellen Briggs said that her focus team had <br />met and that a survey had been drafted and sent out to parents asking about <br />present practices and future preferences regarding travel to and from school <br />The survey had been submitted to and approved by the superintendent of <br />schools. School principals and the PTA groups had also been contacted <br />before submission for distribution. Olga stated that each school has a <br />School Council organization which should also be informed. She emphasized <br />the importance of top-down informing of relevant officials/groups. <br />Stephanie Mitzenmacher had agreed to work with Lex MM to get notice out to <br />the general public about committee plans and objectives. After developing <br />a presentation, the focus group is planning to have a number of public <br />meetings describing our initiative and soliciting public discussion and <br />feedback <br /> Olga stated that the Center Collaborative Comm. was active in looking <br />for improvements for pedestrian facilities in the Center and should be <br />appraised of our efforts. This group is planning a charrette on June 11 <br />and our committee should be involved. Craig will see about a spokesperson <br />from our group for this event. <br />Website development: Lucy Fletcher-Jones is beginning to design a site <br />that will be linked to the Town website. With help from the Chairman and <br /> <br />
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