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Historical Districts Commission Meeting Minutes July 15, 2021 - Hosmer House
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RECEIVED <br /> OJnrN CwvERIK <br /> I'"ON MIA <br /> TOWN OF LEXINGTON <br /> Anne Eccles, Chair HISTORIC DISTRICTS COMMISSION <br /> Robert Adams <br /> Edward Adelman Meeting broadcasted <br /> Robin Lovett <br /> Paul O'Shaughnessy by LexMedia <br /> Minutes, Wednesday,July 15, 2021 <br /> Meeting Conducted by Remote Participation <br /> Commissioners Present: <br /> Anne Eccles, Chair, Bob Adams, Edward Adelman, Robin Lovett,Paul O'Shaughnessy <br /> Commissioner Absent: <br /> None <br /> Associate Commissioners Present: <br /> Lee Noel Chase, Dan Hisel <br /> Associate Commissioner Absent: <br /> Staff Present: <br /> Chair Anne Eccles called the July 15,2021 Historic Districts Commission meeting to order at 5:25pm <br /> Discussion Items <br /> The Historic District Commission met to educate the public on the Hosmer House and to discuss its future. <br /> Chair, Anne Eccles introduced Marilyn Fenollosa, Chair of the Historical Commission. Ms. Fenollosa gave a <br /> presentation on the history of the Hosmer House. <br /> Edward Adelman summarized the studies that have been done on the Hosmer House. There is now a need to <br /> decide on its future to make room for the new police station. The study shows that the most feasible thing to do is <br /> relocate the building,preserve the structure, and provide additional housing at the lowest possible cost to the <br /> Town of Lexington. Another consensus was to preserve the area for Town events. It is noted that the relocation <br /> and preservation of the Hosmer House must proceed well in advance of the Police Station project. The Police <br /> Station project will require two HDC approvals. One being the relocation and preservation of the Hosmer House <br /> and the second being the actual design of the new Police Station facility. The moving of the historic building is <br /> challenging in many ways: cost, distance, topography, and the overhead utilities. <br /> There was a short Public Comment segment beginning at 5:45pm: <br /> There is no current proposal to move the Hosmer House. <br /> The two potential addresses for the new Hosmer House are 3 Harrington,which is supported by the Historical <br /> District Commission and 41 Hancock. The next step is on the Select Board. Ms. Jill Hai requested clarification <br />
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