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Monuments & Memorials Committee <br /> Meeting Minutes <br /> Thursday, June 24, 2021 <br /> Conducted by Remote Participation <br /> 7:00 PM <br /> Members Present <br /> Linda Dixon, Chair; Avram Baskin, Bebe Fallick, George Gamota, Leslie Masson, Danjun Pu <br /> Members Not Present <br /> Glen Bassett, Chuck French, Charles Price <br /> Guests <br /> Doug Lucente, Vice Chair, Select Board <br /> Dave Pinsonneault, Director, Department of Public Works <br /> Dawn McKenna, Chair, Tourism Committee <br /> Wei Ding, Gabriel Sui, Trevor Xing-Xie, Town Celebrations Committee <br /> Citizen participation: Betty Gau, Valerie Overton, Jessie Steigerwald, Corinne Steigerwald, <br /> Michelle Tran <br /> Business <br /> Linda convened the meeting at 7:08 p.m. and read the Town notice regarding the conduct of <br /> public virtual meetings. <br /> Battle Green Master Plan <br /> Dawn McKenna, Chair of the Tourism Committee, presented slides on the Battle Green Master <br /> Plan, which was approved by the Board of Selectmen (now Select Board) on March 14, 2011. <br /> This planning document lays out a set of key goals that define the area of the Battle Green, <br /> describe appropriate uses, and identify the need for an oversight committee to monitor the <br /> execution of the Plan. <br /> The Battle Green has been designated a National Historic Landmark, one of only 2600 in the <br /> country. <br /> Dawn described the various monuments that have been installed on the Battle Green, beginning <br /> with the Obelisk in 1799, the oldest war memorial in the country (pages 43-46 of the Master <br /> Plan). She indicated the boundaries of the area, (pages 11-13 of the plan). There are private, <br /> public, and Historic Districts land included. <br /> The 2011 plan recommended the creation of an Advisory Committee to assure overall <br /> coordination of the site and to avoid turf wars and a"fractured approach." The Select Board <br /> assigned this responsibility to the Tourism Committee, who works closely with the Select Board, <br /> the Historic Districts Commission, and most recently, the Monuments and Memorials <br /> Committee. <br />
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