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Commission on Disability <br />Meeting Minutes for October 3, 2012 <br />5: 45pm to 7: 00 pm <br />Parker Room, G -1, Lexington Town Hall <br />DRAFT <br />Members Present: Victoria Buckley, Susan Cusack, Janice Cyr, Julie Miller, Leonard <br />Morse - Fortier, Janet Perry, and Francine Stieglitz. <br />Members Not Present: Michael Martignetti and Jennifer Williams <br />Staff Present: Garry Rhodes, Building Commissioner and Linda Vine, Deputy Town <br />Manager <br />Additional Attendees: Yvette Kirby the Hancock Church Vice Moderator, and Don Mills <br />of MillsWhitaker Architects, LLC. <br />Meeting Began at 5:50pm <br />1. The minutes for the September 6, 2012 meeting were reviewed and approved <br />unanimously. <br />2. Presentation and discussion of the Hancock Church renovation plans by architect <br />Don Mills, of Mills Whitaker Architects. <br />a. Don met with Tom Hopkins at AAB to discuss variances prior to <br />submitting the requests. The Firm has good relationship with AAB and <br />has won awards for integrating accessibility in their designs. They would <br />like to submit the variance requests to the AAB by October 12 <br />b. The project was originally a $5.5Million project and has been scaled down <br />to $2.5Million, much of which will be for improving accessibility <br />throughout the church. The building has had four additions and <br />renovations over the years and has a total of 14 levels throughout. Some <br />of the issues are: a back entrance like an entrance to a split level home, a <br />3 rd floor is not accessible, and bathrooms that are not accessible. <br />c. Plans are to remove some of the six stairwells and install one 6 stop <br />elevator that services all floors and a 3 stop inclined lift that will service <br />the stage and the backstairs area. They will require a variance. <br />d. Plans also include: renovating bathrooms to convert to accessible unisex <br />units, modifying kitchen area with accessible counter and sink heights (if <br />additional money is secured to upgrade kitchen totally) and building an <br />accessible kitchenette. <br />e. There are 3 platforms, some of which are not used. A variance will be <br />requested for the area since it is not used by the public. The architect will <br />submit a video of how the area will be used to support why a variance is <br />requested. <br />
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