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1 <br /> TOWN OF LEXINGTON, MASSACHUSETTS <br /> CONSERVATION COMMISSION/LAND STEWARDS MEETING <br /> MINUTES <br /> January 14, 2019 <br /> 6:30pm <br /> Parker Room <br /> Town Office Building, 1625 Mass. Ave, Lexington, MA <br /> Commissioners Present: Phil Hamilton, Alex Dohan, Ruth Ladd, Kevin Beuttell and Dick Wolk <br /> Commissioners Absent: David Langseth, Duke Bitsko <br /> Others present: Karen Mullins, Conservation Administrator, Jordan McCarron, Conservation <br /> Stewardship Coordinator and Katie Luczai, Conservation Department Assistant <br /> Joint Meeting: Lexington Conservation Stewards and Lexington Conservation Commission <br /> AGENDA: Monday, January 14, 2019 6:30 p.m., Parker Room, Town Office Building <br /> 6:30 pm <br /> - Bee City USA: Presentation by the Citizens for Lexington Conservation <br /> Alix Bartsch, Anastasia Bartsch, Ariana Shrivman and Emma Geranetto presented before the <br /> Commission. <br /> Ms. Bartsch stated that she is one of three master beekeepers in the state. Ms. Bartsch is looking <br /> to help make Lexington a "Bee City USA". Their overall mission is to make Lexington a more <br /> pollinator friendly place. The program is a project of the Xerxes Society, a non-profit aimed at <br /> protecting all invertebrates. Ms. Bartsch explained that the town is already making steps to help <br /> in pollinator protection efforts. Currently, volunteers from the Lexington High School Bee Club <br /> and the Field & Garden Club are cataloguing the number of pollinators. Ms. Bartsch stated that <br /> she and the Lexington High School Bee Club are before the Commission today to ask the <br /> Commission to sign a letter in support which will be sent to the Town Selectmen. <br /> The Commission voiced their concern about the amount of manpower that will be needed in <br /> order to run and continue the program throughout the coming years. <br /> Ms. Bartsch stated that she will be primarily running the program. The Bee City USA program <br /> primarily consists of public education programs. The Conservation Commission would qualify as <br /> their government sponsor while the CLC will act as the program's facilitator. <br /> Ms. Ladd asked if there was a homeowner program associated with this. <br />
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