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Transportation Advisory Committee <br /> Town of Lexington <br /> Minutes for the meeting of Tuesday, March 9th, 2021 <br /> The meeting was held pursuant to Governor Baker's March 12, 2020 order Suspending <br /> Certain Provisions of G.L. c. 30A, section 18, and the Governor's March 15, 2020 and <br /> subsequent orders imposing strict limitations on the number of people who may gather <br /> in one place. <br /> Members present: Elaine Dratch, Vinita Verma, Sally Castleman (chair), Shefali Verma <br /> (LHS representative), Sara Arnold (7:14), Pamela Lyons <br /> Liaison: Sudhir Jain, Council on Aging, Mark Sandeen, Select Board (8:25) <br /> Susan Barrett, Transportation Manager <br /> The Committee voted 4-0 by roll call vote (Sara Arnold arrived after the vote) to <br /> approve the minutes for the meeting of February 2,2021. <br /> There were no liaison reports. Melanie Thompson will be the new liaison from the <br /> Planning Board. Susan told us about Lex Lights the Night coming up on Friday March <br /> 12th. There are 575 people registered. The purpose is to build a culture of active <br /> transportation across a broad spectrum of people. This is in collaboration with Friends <br /> of the Bikeway. There will be various goodies for bikers and pedestrians. <br /> FISH is still not operating— Susan receives the FISH requests and she arranges for them <br /> to be filled by taxi paid for by the MAPC Taxi Grant. The META will be rolling out a <br /> next generation Charlie Card. The META is working on making bus stops more <br /> accessible and plans on restoring 93% of bus service by summer. The combined 62/76 is <br /> not likely to go back to separate routes in the near future. Susan reprimanded a <br /> Lexpress driver for having his mask down on multiple occasions. Susan is planning on <br /> hosting a ridership meeting— always trying to improve service. She will be meeting <br /> with Amanda Loomis regarding the comprehensive plan. We have a Mass DOT grant: <br /> $200,000 for Lexpress operations and $35,000 for the Regionalization Action Plan and <br /> marketing/outreach activities. The timeframe for expenditure is extended to June 30, <br /> 2022. Regionalization Action Plan is to create an actionable plan to regionalize <br /> transportation services, and the marketing/outreach activities are specifically for <br /> Lexpress. <br />
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