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Selectmen's Meeting Minutes <br />February 4, 2002 <br />A regular meeting of the Board of Selectmen was held on Monday, February 4, 2002 in the <br />Selectmen's Meeting Room at 7:30 p.m. Mrs. Krieger, Mr. Enrich, Mrs. Abbott, Mrs. McKenna, <br />Mr. McSweeney; Mr. White, Town Manager; Mr. Lahey, Town Counsel and Ms. Smith, <br />Executive Clerk were present. <br />Public Comments <br />Director of Guides Larry Whipple discussed plans to set up a schedule for the tour guide <br />program for the upcoming season. Currently tourists do not know when tours are being <br />scheduled. We have a limited number of senior guides and hope to set up a scheduled program <br />of three guided tours in the morning and three in the afternoon. We would like to have a <br />temporary sign giving the times of the tours put up on the Battle Green each day and taken down <br />in the evening. <br />Mr. Enrich recommended that the sign be placed there as the act of the Board. Mrs. McKenna <br />suggested that the request be referred back to the Tourism Committee to be a piece of the whole <br />discussion of tourist signage. Board members talked about the timing of the project and Mrs. <br />McKenna indicated that the Tourism Committee is meeting on February 14 and would discuss <br />the matter then and would be able to get back to the Board with a recommendation by the middle <br />of March. <br />Mr. Whipple also reminded the Board that there is very critical work needed on the slates at the <br />Old Burying Ground. Approximately 150 of them need to be reset. <br />Letter of Support for Greenbelt Project Grant Application <br />Citizen for Lexington Conservation member Eileen Entin requested that the Board send a letter <br />of support for a grant application for the Greenbelt Project that has been submitted by the <br />Waltham Land Trust. The project covers a total of 1200 acres, most of it is owned by the Town, <br />Met State and Olympus. The grant is for $3,000 and we see it as an intercommunity project. <br />Mrs. Abbott said it is a wonderful walk. I see it as a good way of putting it together with other <br />communities. It gives us a much better way for legislation. We need other ways to cooperate <br />with other Towns. I would like to see us support it. <br />Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to direct the Chairman to send a letter of <br />support for a grant application by the Waltham Land Trust to the DEM Greenways and Trails <br />Demonstration Grant Program to promote and raise public awareness of the Western Greenway. <br />PAYT Update <br />PAYT Coordinator Robert Beaudoin reported on very favorable recycling statistics for the month <br />of January, which is the first month of weekly recycling. <br />
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