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• Recreation Dept. Spring Walks Bob Hausslein will be leading walks in Town in the April to May time frame. He is looking for volunteer assistant leaders to act as sweeps for the walks. • Liberty Ridge Trail Connector (Jefferson Drive) Project GCC Chair Keith Ohmart attended a recent meeting of the Wright Farm Advisory Subcommittee. The Subcommittee will support the use of an existing tread way on the Farm property for an ACROSS Lexington trail until the Wright Farm planning is completed and a permanent trail alignment is chosen. The Jefferson Drive housing developer has sought permission from the Town of Burlington Select Board to build the section of trail in the development that will run to the Land Locked Forest. The Friends of the Land Locked Forest will include the use of ACROSS signage in the Forest as part of their signage proposal that will be presented to the Town of Burlington Select Board. • ACROSS Lexington Wayfinding Signage GCC member Mike Tabaczynski is preparing a prototype sign to use for getting a cost estimate from a local sign vendor. • 2021 Project Improvement Request Budget GCC Chair Keith Ohmart will send a list of upcoming GCC projects to the Assistant Town Manager for Development Carol Kowalski to consider for inclusion in the budget. • Concord Avenue -Brookhaven Loop Project The GCC is considering the use of a consultant who would be funded with non- Town sources to speed up the development of a management plan for the Concord Avenue Conservation Land. The GCC has proposed a meeting with the heads of the Conservation Commission and Conservation Department to determine if they would agree with this approach prior to the 17 May 2021 meeting of the Conservation Commission. If an agreement can be reached more details on the funding and the consultant would be presented at the May meeting. • ACROSS Lexington History Documents Two local organizations were suggested as possible places for archiving the two documents produced by Larry McCray on the history of the ACROSS Lexington trail Rev. - 14 March 2021 2