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THE LEXINGTON HISTORICAL COMMISSION <br /> Lexington, Massachusetts 02173 <br /> Minutes <br /> The Lexington Historical Commission held its June meeting <br /> at 7:30 P.M. on Wednesday, June 7, 1978 in the Town Hall. <br /> Three members attended : Chairperson Anne Grady, Sara B. Chase, <br /> and Elizabeth W. Reinhardt. <br /> The first item of business was an interview with Mr. John <br /> Orcutt, an architect who is being considered for the vacancy <br /> left by the resignation of Richard Morehouse. After de- <br /> scribing the duties and activities of theCommission, the <br /> attending members discussed with Mr. Orcutt his possible contri- <br /> butions to on-going and potential projects of the Commission. <br /> The next item under discussion was the possibility of <br /> placing preservation restructions on the farm house on the <br /> Wilson property. The Meadowlands Association, an ad hoc <br /> neighborhood group which recently putchased the Wilson ;d721c)erty, <br /> plans to sell the farm house with some surrounding acreage, plus <br /> two more house lots, and to sell the rest of the land to the <br /> Lexington Conservation Commission. The Historical Commission and <br /> the Meadowlands Association hope to work out more specific plans <br /> in the future. <br /> On a motion by Elizabeth Reinhardt, seanded by Sara Chase, <br /> the Commission boted to allocate $25 to subscribe to the expanded <br /> services (mainly publications ) now offered to member organizations <br /> by the National Trust for Historic Preservation. <br /> Another motion made by Reinhardt and seconded by Chase called <br /> for investigation of the possibility of travel reimbursement for <br /> Chase for her trip to the Historic Building Conservation Seminar <br /> at the Institutue of Advanced Architecgural Studies at the Univer- <br /> sity of York, England , in September. <br /> Discussion of the problem of the nature of the Chairmanship <br /> of the Commission, and who will perform those duties in the <br /> coming year occupied most of the est of the meeting. Among the <br /> possibilities mentioned were : each member to take responsibility <br /> for one of the major duties (grant cycle notification, preparation <br /> of budget, report for TownReport, etc. ) , split duties between two <br /> co-chairpersons, and chairman 's duties tobe shared by all on a <br /> rotating basis. It was decided to try the latter. <br /> The Battle Green National Register Historic District <br /> certificate has arrived , and in order to achieve some publicity, <br /> presentation will be discussed with Marge Battin by Anne Grady. <br /> There being no further business the meeting was adjourned. <br /> fl <br /> Respectfully submitted , t <br /> t_ <br />
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