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61-345 <br />Selectmen's Meeting Minutes <br />April 7, 1999 <br />A regular meeting of the Board of Selectmen was held on Wednesday, April 7, 1999 in the <br />Selectmen's Meeting Room, Town Office Building at 7:00 p.m. Chairman Enrich, Mrs. Eddison, <br />Mrs. Krieger, Mrs. Abbott, Mrs. McKenna, Mr. Cohen, Town Counsel, Mr. White, Town <br />Manager and Ms. Smith, Executive Clerk were present. <br />Depot Square Project <br />Mrs. McKenna explained that she had asked for a discussion among the Board members on <br />whether to revisit the Depot Square project. Both she and Mrs. Abbott in the course of <br />campaigning had heard a lot of concern about the proposed plans. Since that time Mrs. <br />McKenna have talked to both the Town Engineer and Ginna Johnson about the biggest concern; <br />namely, traffic impact. While the exit is two-car width, the approach is only one car width. Mrs. <br />McKenna felt she would rather not undertake the project. <br />Mrs. Eddison disagreed and felt the project had been proposed by professionals, received full <br />review by all groups and a consensus had been reached. <br />Mrs. Krieger agreed with Mrs. Eddison. There are other exits including the alley to Meriam <br />Street and the possibility of opening the Meriam Street part of the parking lot. The project has <br />gone through a long-drawn out process. It is the best plan that has come forward after several <br />years. <br />Mrs. Abbott has also spoken to the Town Engineer and indicated she shares concern about the <br />impact of traffic and remains concerned about the traffic on the West side and would be more <br />comfortable with the sidewalk not being narrowed on outgoing side. It wouldn't take very many <br />cars to back up so that other cars can't get in. There are a number of times during the day where <br />that could be a problem. Mrs. Abbott indicated she is less concerned about the project going <br />forward; however, and does not feel the project need be reopened. <br />Mr. Enrich indicated that the Board has voted not once, but twice to proceed with the project as <br />proposed. We need to send a clear message to Mass Highway that the project has real value and <br />should go forward. <br />Mrs. McKenna made a motion to reopen the project. There was no second to the motion. <br />Article Positions <br />Minuteman Vocational Technical High School <br />Board members discussed reducing the assessment amount of the Minuteman line item and <br />decided to support reducing the amount by the maximum while still appropriate the legal limit. <br /> <br />
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