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Noise Advisory Committee 3 <br /> Joe: <br /> • Suggested ways to advertise meetings <br /> o Minuteman <br /> o Lexington list <br /> o Social media <br /> o Neighborhood lists <br /> o PTA <br /> o Green team/Lynn Jensen <br /> • Don't need to present a finished proposal at meetings;just core issues and <br /> preliminary ideas about responses <br /> Lee: <br /> • There are three main issues for discussion at public meetings <br /> o dBA limits <br /> o Limits on hours of operation <br /> o Limitations on or ban of gas-powered equipment <br /> Joe: <br /> • An additional issue is enforcement vs. permitting vs. approved equipment <br /> • Should have at least two meetings <br /> • Might get useful feedback from Sustainable Lexington and LexGWAC <br /> • People involved in Meeting will be increasingly busy now. Might be sensible to <br /> have pubic meetings after Town Meeting and after I attempt to collect more data <br /> on impact. <br /> • The second meeting could be with a draft article to discuss. <br /> • We could aim to have the entire packaged finalized by December. <br /> Plans and timing <br /> At this time, no one agreed to be the primary coordinator for a public awareness effort to <br /> raise knowledge about the committee's goal of restricting noise from powered lawn care <br /> equipment. <br /> General discussion led to agreement on the following points: <br /> • Dan volunteered to take the lead to gather data on the effectiveness of noise level <br /> enforcement. He will seek to identify a few communities that have stated <br /> quantified limits to noise produced by powered lawn-care equipment. <br /> • No public meetings will be scheduled in the meantime. <br /> • The next meeting will be scheduled after we have additional information <br /> regarding the effectiveness of noise limit bylaws on the mitigation of noise. <br /> • The committee will decide how to proceed with the noise abatement effort at that <br /> meeting. <br /> Respectfully Submitted, <br /> Dan Koretz <br />
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