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businesses. Dave noted his outreach to the Chamber of Commerce, Tourism and Disability Commissions. The project emphasizes safety for vehicles, pedestrians, and cyclists. There will be new lighting - glare and blind spots will be corrected. Dave revealed that the long-settled agreed upon location of a center MBTA bus stop had been moved. Members of the committee expressed concern about the rationale, whether there was adequate vVit.hout notice of the VLQposed chap e, and Offle wwhether anyone with-relevant bus - experience or knowledge was involved in the decision. T'*,T reas.-H+-was ;A—A f—, 4-1,— -1, 1^^n,4—— The new location is in front of Panera which does provide an alcove for shelter. Dave noted that the bike node is, finally, owned by the Town. DPW intends to bid this out over the winter with construction to take place in 2021. The node will contain bike parking, new landscaping, seating and eventually a kiosk. Jerry inquired about the wash from the Grant Street path to Edison Way. Pam Shadley and Dave will discuss this tricky location. Casey informed us that Zagster was out of business and she was engaged in outreach for another bike rental provider. Revolve is gone and Firefly Moon is closing„ and Sanyo might be closing as well. A dry cleaner might be going into the Revolve space. Omar's has a building permit to do work in the old Vinebrook Tavern location. AThe committee expressed concern whether a bank or real estate office could move into Omar's current space due to the spot zoning for the Lexington Place condo building and its storefronts. Howard noted that now (and always) would be a good time to really look at zoning in the Center and we would need to work with Planning. Jill noted that lots of work is going on in Planning and that the SPRD FH5205376.1