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U_qw5SkFBRh1/pub?start=false&loop=false&delayms=3000&slide=id.p) Jerry <br />Michelson asked for comments and all comments by committee were generally <br />supportive. Dawn McKenna noted that the monument is not part of the Battle <br />Green Master Plan which talks about preserving open space. “Tourism does favor <br />a women’s monument but not in that location.” <br />Leslie Masson told us that the Monuments and Memorials Committee is working <br />on placing all monuments and memorials on a GIS map. <br />The Center Committee voted seven to zero to support the Women’s Monument <br />as presented at this meeting. <br />Charles Hornig, Chair of the Planning Board talked about the Planning Board’s <br />warrant article on zoning in the Center. The Center gives us an opportunity to <br />locate about 700 housing units under that plan. The Center is Lexington’s <br />transportation hub. The zoning encourages diversity of housing and mixed use. <br />Dick Brown was concerned about hearing more detail on coordinating this with <br />the Comprehensive Plan and the MBTA Communities Act. <br />Then we moved on to parking, our favorite subject. What should we do with the <br />meters? Pamela Shadley urged that the meters be as flexible as possible. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />