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Monuments & Memorials Committee <br /> Meeting Minutes <br /> Thursday, June 10, 2021 <br /> Conducted by Remote Participation <br /> 7:00 PM <br /> Members Present <br /> Linda Dixon, Chair; Avram Baskin, Bebe Fallick, Chuck French, George Gamota, <br /> Danjun Pu, Charles Price <br /> Members Not Present <br /> Glen Bassett, Leslie Masson <br /> Guests <br /> Doug Lucente, Vice Chair, Select Board <br /> Dave Pinsonneault, Director, Department of Public Works <br /> Betty Gau and Jessie Steigerwald, LexSeeHer Steering Committee <br /> Jim Wood, Lexington Tree Committee <br /> Citizen participation: Dawn McKenna, Tourism Chair; Wendy Reasenberg; Anne Lee; Mai <br /> Huong, <br /> Business <br /> Linda convened the meeting at 7:05 p.m. and read the Town notice regarding the conduct <br /> of public virtual meetings. <br /> Approval by rollcall of Minutes of May, 27, 2021. <br /> LexSeeHer: A Concept Description from the LexSeeHer Steering Committee, Betty <br /> Gau and Jessie Steigerwald, Presenters <br /> Betty and Jessie presented a video that introduced members of the Committee, provided <br /> general background including images of several recently constructed monuments to <br /> women in various US locations. They outlined their concept and process as they pursue <br /> their goal: to erect a monument that will represent both the individual lives of real women <br /> and also address the theme of Liberty and what Liberty means to women across time. <br /> LexSeeHer has sent out a Call for Artists and hopes to select a finalist later in 2021 with <br /> unveiling occurring in 2022 or 2023. They have launched a fundraising campaign and <br /> intend to cover all costs from private donations. Their preferred site is located near the <br /> corner of Massachusetts Avenue and Merriam Street (identified as Site 15). As this site is <br /> located within the Battle Green Master Plan area, they are seeking approval from the <br /> Select Board to grant special permission to erect their monument. <br />
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