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Town of Lexington <br /> Lexington Center Committee <br /> Minutes for the Lexington Center Committee meeting of March 26th, 2021 <br /> Center Committee Members: Michael Boudett, Katherine Huang, Fred Johnson, <br /> Howard Levin, Pamela Lyons, Innessa Manning, Jerold Michelson, Chair, Pamela <br /> Shadley, <br /> Liaisons: Melanie Thompson, Planning Board, Erin Sandler-Rathe, Chamber of <br /> Commerce, Janet Perry, Commission on Disability, Jill Hai, Select Board, Sandhya <br /> Iyer, Economic Development Director, Frank Smith, Capital Expenditures <br /> Committee, Sandra Shaw, Council on Aging, Casey Hagerty, Economic <br /> Development; also Charles Hornig, Planning Board <br /> The Lexington Center Committee met on Friday, March 26th at 8:30 am via Zoom <br /> and took the following votes: <br /> Sandhya Iyer described two amendments made by the Planning Board to Article <br /> 44. Howard Levin supported these changes as appropriate to the Center. Pam <br /> Shadley supported the change to the tree section. <br /> (1) The Lexington Center Committee voted 8 to 0 to support Article 44 as <br /> written contingent on Town Meeting's adoption of the Planning Board's <br /> friendly amendment. <br /> (2) The Lexington Center Committee voted 8 to 0 to recommend to the Select <br /> Board that parking meters be upgraded to the maximum level possible <br /> and that kiosks be placed in the parking lots. The LCC recommends that the <br /> number of kiosks be determined by the real needs of that lot; for example the <br /> number of employee permits in the Depot Lot should be taken into <br /> consideration. <br /> We further recommend that the Select Board seek meters and kiosks that <br /> maximize disability access; and we urge that meters and kiosks incorporate a <br /> pay by phone option. <br />
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