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HomeMy WebLinkAbout2018-12-19-SPRD-min Jg MORNN Oo-`p CAO P - a PUBLIC MEETING NOTICE 3 , APRIl19iM tEXING'tG� Special Permit Residential Development Committee MINUTES FOR WEDNEDAY,December 19,2018 Parker Room Lexington Town Office Building 1625 Massachusetts Avenue,Lexington,MA 1:00 PM Committee Members Present:Jill Hai, Chair;Richard Canale, Planning Board, Scott Cooper,Member; Matthew Daggett, Member;Heather Hartshorn, Member;Joyce Murphy, Member;Richard Perry, Member; Taylor Singh, Member, Betsey Weiss, Member;David Trietsch, consultant/acilitator; Carol Kowalski,Assistant Town Mananger; Wendy Manz, Non-voting Liaison, Capital Expenditures Commmittee AGEDA ITEM# 1: Introductions: AGENDA ITEM#2: Review of Current By-Law: Richard Canale explained the current by-law,which provides for some types of Special Permit alternatives in addition to conventional residential subdivisions. The zoning provides for three different types of residential Special Permits: Site Sensitive Development, Balanced Housing Development, and Public Benefit Development. Further, development of three lots or more require a Special Permit. The full by-law can be found by [following this link. Public Comments: Tina McBride (resident of the Turning Mill Neighborhood) states that more units creates more traffic, and puts pressure on services such as fire,police and the school system. AGENDA ITEM#3: Review of 2018 ATM Article 42: Matthew Daggett reviewed the 2018 ATM Article 42 up to slide 22. Taylor Singh would like to go back and review Matt's feasibility numbers in the slides. Jill reminded the committee that the goal is to propose an amendment based on experiences and actual numbers,which we will be gathering during the public outreach and research phases. AGENDA ITEM#4: Discussion of Committee Charge: Richard states that they have to create a model that competes with a conventional subdivision so that there is an incentive to use it.. Jill states that if as work proceeds,we find the charge needs to be amended a request can be made to the Selectmen to make amendments. 5 MORNi` OQ ~ PUBLIC MEETING NOTICE 3 , APRIL p*N L�xrxcTo� Special Permit Residential Development Committee AGENDA ITEM# 5: Defining Success for Committee Process: The committee will need an engagement process. Uutilizing the Public Information Officer who will be starting in January, the outreach lists which the town maintains on various topics and individual networks will all be useful. We will also craft a proposal for public process. AGENDA ITEM# 6: Future Steps &Dates: Jill will send out a doodle poll for future dates and to determine what time frame the group would like. LexMedia will be requested to tape meetings. Goal is to make Fall Town Meeting, 2019. AGENDA ITEM# 7: Urgent Business: NONE ADJOURNMENT: 2:35 pm