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Town of Lexington Lexington Center Committee Minutes for the meeting of February 9th, 2023 in Estabrook Hall, basement of the Cary Hall Building, Lexington, Massachusetts in person and on Zoom beginning about 8:30 am. Members Present: Richard Brown, Upasna Chhabra, Katherine Huang, Frederic Johnson, Pamela Lyons, Innessa Manning, Jerold Michelson (Chair), Pamela Shadley Liaisons present: Doug Lucente, Select Board, Sandra Shaw, Council on Aging, Sandhya Iyer, Economic Development, Heather Hartshorn, Chamber of Commerce, Captain Christopher Barry, Lexington Police Department, David Pinsonneault, Department of Public Works, Charles Hornig, Planning Board and Abby McCabe, Planning Director Guests: Sharon Spaulding, 1666 Mass Avenue, Wes Ullrich, Conte Bikes, Remon Karian, Fiorella’s We began with a parking update with Captain Barry. With full enforcement of parking beginning on March 1, LPD initiated informational outreach to businesses and employees regarding the restart of parking enforcement. Jimmy Cataldo will be stationed at the Depot Lot kiosk. Light enforcement began on February 1. Parking passes expire on March 1 and registration information has been mailed out. Jerry suggested that AnneMarie Kelleher (who manages parking administration) could have a temporary office in the Center during the rebuild of the Police Station. Wes Ullrich – a local resident, is the manager of Conte’s Bike Shop. Came to Lexington Center for its strong biking culture, Minuteman Bikeway, and one of two main routes out of Boston for cyclists. Conte’s has 18 stores, mainly in the southeast. No rentals (very different business model) and free coffee. Open seven days/week. Sandhya noted that bike rentals are under discussion. Sable Boutique (new pop- up) is doing well and plans to open ongoing store in the same space. The LaDolda