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Town of Lexington <br />Lexington Center Committee <br /> <br />Minutes for the meeting of July 21, 2022, held in the Estabrook Room of Cary Hall, <br />Mass Ave, Lexington, Massachusetts beginning about 8:35 am. <br /> <br />Committee members present: T. Eric Ballard, Upasna Chhabra, Frederic Johnson, <br />Pamela Lyons, Innessa Manning, Jerold Michelson (Chair), Pamela Shadley, Jon <br />Wakelin <br />Liaisons present: Sandra Shaw (Council on Aging) remotely, Casey Hagerty, EDD, <br />John Livsey, Town Engineer, Chris Barry, LPD, Heather Hartshorn Chamber of <br />Commerce <br />We began with the introduction of Heather Hartshorn who is the new executive <br />director of the Chamber of Commerce. <br />John Livsey gave the DPW update: The sidewalk from Kandi Nails to Muzzey <br />Street should be completed this week as well as the curbing from Conte Bikes to <br />Waltham Street. Concrete will go down the following week. The Project is <br />somewhat ahead of schedule. More benches are going in today and the carousel <br />tables are arriving. There will be a new charging station on Edison Way. The new <br />big belly trash receptacles are coming in and the old ones are going out. The <br />Battle Green construction is not a part of the Streetscape Project. Its purpose is to <br />improve access to the monuments. The Center parking lot reconstructions are in <br />the queue for action but still a few years out. The project must be funded and <br />designed first. It might not make it before 2025. <br />Fred Johnson explained that the CVS lot is an impediment to the Center’s <br />economic vitality. Anything we can do to accelerate the lots ahead of 2025 would <br />be most helpful. There was some discussion of the parking lots reconstruction. <br />Grain Mill Alley is going in as part of the Streetscape. There will be no action on <br />the privately owned middle section between Mass Ave and the locus of the <br />Bicycle Node.