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<br /> Town of Lexington <br /> Policy Manual Committee <br /> APRIL 19TV Minutes, Meeting of August 23, 2018 <br /> Committee Members: Scott Burson, Michelle Ciccolo, Jeanne Krieger, Hank Manz, <br /> Joseph Pato <br /> Members Absent: Deborah Brown, Laurie Peck <br /> The meeting was called to order at 8:32 AM. <br /> 1) The Committee reviewed and approved the meeting minutes of May 14, 2018 <br /> by a vote of 5-0. <br /> The Committee next took up item 5 on the agenda due to member time constraints. <br /> 5) Discuss mission of Policy Manual Committee <br /> The chair posed the following question to the committee: should the committee look at <br /> the substance of policy questions or should it focus on making sure that policies are <br /> written properly. <br /> The consensus of the committee was that it should address the substance of policy <br /> issues. Some policies are poorly written and need review or need updating to stay <br /> current, but a significant portion of the committee's deliberation should be around the <br /> substance of the policies based on assignments made by the Selectmen. <br /> 2) Review draft replacement for the Sustainable Design Policy <br /> The committee received a draft update to the Sustainable Design Policy overnight and <br /> had printed copies at the meeting. There was some disappointment that the policy did <br /> not spell out specific sustainable design targets—but a recognition that this draft was a <br /> step forward and was clear that specific goals need to be set before hiring design teams. <br /> There was a sense that the next Town Manager should further rationalize the building <br /> design and construction process, but that the draft was a positive step forward and <br /> clearly established the scope of concerns to be addressed in building projects. A <br /> member noted that language explicitly balancing economic considerations had been lost <br />
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