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Lexington Sidewalk Committee Minutes <br />September 14, 2009 11:00 a.m. <br />Selectmen's Meeting Room <br />Present: Jerry Van Hook, Suzie Barry, Elaine Celi (LPS Transporation Coordinator), <br />Judy Crocker,Lucy Fletcher-Jones, Jeanne Krieger (Selecman Liaison) Meg Lotz, <br />Francine Stieglitz, <br />Guests: Kathy Hildenbrand and Marina Thompson (Five Fields Neighborhood) <br />................................................................................................... <br />1. Chairman's comments on renewed membership and committee goals. Jerry has <br />agreed to remain as chairman for the next three years although he would like us to think <br />about his replacement as chair before the term ends. Suzie's and John's terms expire in <br />two years. Meg's term expires in September, but she has agreed to remain for another <br />term. Sarah Chamberlain will resign; Victoria Campos, who is the Bridge liaison not the <br />Sidewalk liaison, has been dropped from the list.. Sharon MacKenzie (Board of Health) <br />will continue to receive minutes. Fiske and Harrington still have no representation on the <br />committee. Jerry has suggested that prospective new members come to at least one or <br />two meetings before making the decision to join. <br />2. The July 13th minutes were approved. Lucy will send the minutes to Candy <br />McLaughlin for posting to the Town web site and to the members of the committee. <br />3. Roosevelt road. On August 31, the Board of Selectmen reversed their original <br />decision and voted unanimously to put the sidewalk on the south side of the road. There <br />will be a new crosswalk at Wilson. Jeanne suggested that, after the sidewalk is installed, <br />the PTA go to TSAC with their requests for signage. But signage alone is not going to <br />solve the problems at drop-off and pick up. The Hastings PTA, parents, and the school <br />administration need to become involved. Pat Goddard, Director of Public Facilities, <br />should also be contacted. There will be no regular police presence on school grounds; <br />the crossing guards will remain at Mass. Ave. <br />4. TEC Report on Bowman School. Lucy Fletcher-Jones reported that the final <br />assessment report on the infrastructure improvements needed to support Safe Routes to <br />School in the Bowman school district had been received. Copies have been sent to Jeanne <br />Krieger,Wayne Brooks, John Livsey, Judy Crocker, Mary Anton(Bowman Principal) and <br />Lucy Fletcher-Jones. The study was done by TEC in June 2008 for the State Executive <br />Office of Transportation (EOT). The report makes 2 main recommendations: <br />1. To extend the sidewalk on Philip Road to Lantern Lane, Dawes Road, Buckman Drive <br />and Locust Avenue as far as Follen Road - a total of 2,500 ft at an estimated cost of <br />$197, 000. <br />2. To improve the effectiveness of the crosswalk at the intersection of Pleasant Street and <br />Worthen Road East by installing a "flasher unit" which includes more warning signs and <br />"passive-detection" lights. Also by putting in a new crosswalk from Worthen Road to <br />Philip Road. The estimated cost would be $26,600. <br />
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