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Update on LexSeeHer by Valerie Overton <br /> Last week the Monuments and Memorial Committee presented their report to the <br />Select Board, and LexSeeHer will present at the next meeting Monday 25. LexSeeHer <br />settled on the site #15 in front of the Visitor Center; however, the Monuments and <br />Memorial Committee is not supporting this request and wants to move the statue to <br />somewhere other than site 15 such as Depot Square or elsewhere. <br /> The Commission does not support the use of Depot Square for many reasons, including <br />the disrepair of the brick sidewalks, problems for people with auditory issues and lack of <br />level terrain. We are also very pleased by the LexSeeHer committee’s efforts to ensure <br />accessibility is their highest priority. <br /> Shaun proposed that the Commission make a statement to the Select Board: After <br />reviewing feedback from other town committees and other proposed sites, we continue <br />to support our initial recommendation of site #15. <br /> This motion was supported unanimously. <br /> <br />New Business <br /> Victoria shared that the chipping bricks problem has been addressed and that the <br />benches at the post office are being looked at. <br /> Select Board member Mark Sandeen asked if we would support a soft opening for the <br />Pop‐Up Store in Depot Square while they wait for the ramp to be delivered, a ramp <br />necessary to ensure that the store is fully accessible to the community. We are <br />sympathetic to the impact of this unfortunate supply chain delay of the ramp but we do <br />not support a soft opening of the Pop‐Up store until the store meets this important <br />accessibility criteria. <br /> <br />Meeting adjourned 7:20 pm <br />Minutes submitted by Sue Cusack and Victoria Buckley
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