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2 <br /> time. Other members expressed their appreciation and congratulations to Paige on a job well <br /> done. <br /> 4. Lexington Farmers' Market Thanksgiving FEASTival <br /> This request is attached to the meeting minutes. Leslie Wilcott-Henrie,President of the <br /> Lexington Farmers' Market, requested to extend the current permit through Tuesday, November <br /> 23'd,which would include an extension of one day and a change in hours on that date(the market <br /> would be open from 12:00-4:00pm on November 23"instead of the regular hours of 2:00- <br /> 6:30pm). This extension would have no impact on LHS Athletics,DPW, or Police. Ms. Wilcott- <br /> Henrie acknowledged that mead would be available for purchase, but there would be no sampling <br /> or serving. With this being the case,Kathleen Lenihan, liaison from the School Committee, <br /> indicated that the School Committee will vote on this request at its September 28t'meeting given <br /> the proximity of the Worthen Road practice field to Lexington High School. After a brief <br /> conversation, Rick DeAngelis made the following motion: "The Recreation Committee moves to <br /> extend the Lexington Farmers'Market permit through Tuesday, November 23, 2021 from 12:00- <br /> 4:00pm at the Worthen Road practice field." Lisah Rhodes seconded the motion. The <br /> Recreation Committee voted 6-0 to approve this motion. <br /> 5. Lexington Council of the Arts—utility boxes <br /> The project proposal from the Lexington Council of the Arts is attached to the meeting minutes. <br /> As a follow-up to the August Recreation Committee meeting, Melissa Battite reported that the <br /> Lexington Council of the Arts is proposing to transform some of the Town's utility boxes into <br /> unique works of art. The Council of the Arts secured funding for Lincoln Park and Center <br /> Recreation Committee from the Fund for Lexington at its September 14'meeting. The project <br /> will have an outdoor/open space/recreation theme. Applications will be sent out and submissions <br /> will be reviewed by the "jury,"which will consist of a panel that includes one member from the <br /> Recreation Committee and one member from the Lincoln Park Sub-Committee. Artwork will be <br /> painted on Town-owned utility boxes at each park and the goal is to complete the project by the <br /> end of the fall. The Committee members discussed whether the final proposal should be voted on <br /> by the Committee or to entrust that to the Recreation Committee liaison serving on the jury. The <br /> consensus was that people were comfortable with the liaison voting on the final proposals and <br /> Claire Sheth stated that she was willing to serve on the jury. Christian Boutwell made the <br /> following motion: "The Recreation Committee moves to approve the Lexington Council of the <br /> Arts utility box painting project at Lincoln Park and the Center Recreation Complex and appoints <br /> Claire Sheth to serve as the Recreation Committee liaison to the jury." Rick DeAngelis seconded <br /> the motion. The Recreation Committee voted 6-0 to approve this motion. <br /> 6. Annual Report&Photo <br /> Melissa Battite informed the Committee that the deadline to submit the Recreation Committee <br /> and Recreation&Community Programs annual reports is Friday, September 24'. A draft of the <br /> Recreation Committee report is attached to the meeting minutes. The FY2021 annual report <br /> covers the period from July 1, 2020—June 30,2021 and by distributing the draft now,members <br /> of the Committee can provide comments and feedback before the September 24'deadline. After <br /> reviewing the annual report, it was decided that the annual Recreation Committee photo will be <br /> taken on Tuesday, September 21st at 6:30pm at the Farias Basketball Courts. <br /> 7. Liaison Reports <br /> The September 2021 Liaison Reports are attached to the meeting minutes. Christian Boutwell is <br /> serving as the interim liaison to the Greenways Corridor Committee and is becoming familiar <br /> with what this committee does. While the Greenways Corridor Committee's charge does not <br /> include any specifications regarding liaisons,Mr. Boutwell expressed his interest in continuing to <br /> participate with this committee. After a brief conversation,Rick DeAngelis made the following <br /> 39 MARRETT ROAD,LEXINGTON,MASSACHUSETTS 02421 <br />