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HomeMy WebLinkAbout11-15-1972 LE' I;.'GTO C0: .ISSIO. 01 =J_i!i, 1J,:L 0 :LI3tL.IT 1. , sv et I ;7 NEXT ME] TI?G - 20 Decembe. A weetZg of the Commission was held on 15 Dei'tmbc: 1 )72 it 8 00 in in the Legion Rooino Cary v,eInorip1 ila1.<< P tsent w c:—P ;dro'v,r!, .Duttei'_� EIi Clarke, ET Clarke, Eaton, Eanu, Mioh„lman, Tower, hifiin, Russo Saalcvitne, Shaw, Silva, Totman and Turner. ,•;inutes of the previous meeting were accepted as presented. MINUTES Nr. Michelman reported having talked with Samuel Balms, Supe_•. EDUCATION intendent-Director of the t"inute Nan Hepional Teohniol Vocation- al High School. :%ir. Salns has agreed ,o attend the necember meeting of the Commission to discuss the school's prorau am, the services it might offer to mi.no:,'i,ty stu, eats from outside the district. LCSR has been designated by the Selectmen to oversee activities CONTRACT pursuant to the town by-law concerning affirmative action pro- OOLELIMTCE grams on town construction projects Two proJeots are under way Cary Memorial Libuen addition. A sub=-committee of the PBC, under Mr. Wa` e-cis kias been, assigned to tbi.0 jos Since it is a, small Job, and each trade will be pres„n't only a short time, probably appren- ticeships will not be feasible, but job opportunities for minority' workers will be possible. It was uncoil nously VOTED to direct the Chairman to write a letter to the PDC 0Cierin,f advice and informa- tion based on experience with the Clarke JHS Job I=i'±tTVHs. Mrs. Butters agreed to make an "Iltial contact with the chairman of the building committee to determine what is being done. It was suggested that we might solicit the support of other towns in the district which have groups olmiiiai' to LC.,12 14r. Michelman reported on the annual meeting of Lexington Inter- HOUSING faith Housing Corporation a t which Temple Scanlon Ohairman of Lexington Housing Authority reviewed ,,rogs'&ss to date on development of scattered site housing by LEA, Although tim Authority continues to pursue its 'purpose, headway is slow, primarily because of legal snags There it said to be a new law which ;regirU'es that for each low-income housing unit constructed, an old one must be destroyed. Mr. Miohelman agreed- to determine! the exact provisions of this law. Legal advice is also needed on the Authority s power of eminent domain. For example, L A is set up to provide housing for the lederly; there is some Question whether its power of eminent domain extends to other low-income housing programs There is also the question whether one public agency can take land from another Public agency. If the land cannot be taken by eminent domain, LILA must search eaca title itself, an expensive process for which no funds exist The Authority is seeking seend money for this purpose from HUD, and ldeiant eiathen.uDunn is researching the possible existence of town funds voted previously and never used A warrant article; would be required for use of such funds for another purpose The warrant closes not later than 1 January 1 9'7) 1 Y•� 'Li i.L�2). stated 'Jut li l," .1..�.,nllr 7i Al � .i'c ,'Lr 1: I p £PlEipl ('acorn l_,G ii, 'wi 0 c , u immi LOSR five LOR st:on Jizpport in t .i. ori; It was &G!?.j•iElD thrt I:14• x I L'';1Q.l.man 'ru. d canyons a .) .'J< dY :. 11 .7:1 Saturday morning before 20 December including iii. Scan_ .11 J. Kahane). (LJII, Executive Officer) Mrw JS^-'., X011, GAG 01 the two LOSq members representing tha il. :nning Board, himself , and on:. 01 two other lawyers The group will e: More the many ;1 'o01 mb decide, whether a warrant zrticle is needed and if so 2repa.r°o a d,rl t Messrs :Tann and Silva have boon unable to meet as a sub—committee. TRLU do transportation, but both duoks of thcLr concern., that; the two: OReJ,'.f 02 must take steps against automobile poliu+ion, Extension of Lha Hod Line to Lexington would present the problem of parking cora at the terminal, Bus sery ue can be improved only if more rider, ship can be developed, Should LUSH undertake a study to determine how bus service could be made more e:flecti.vet Mrs. Riffin proposed a pilot prefect :tor midi-morninL trrnnp0 'm• tation of Greeley village residents to and from shopping areas by school buses. fixe Eaton asked to consider wavy of adulating the public about the BTkR study, reported on ra perusal of the contents of Mr Small's file on intra LexinBtan ublio transport tions and o1: a long talk with Lincoln Cole. ?3:, Cole da:Ld 'ti_nt he would soon release a proposal for a pilot project tasin6 Lexi:nl',ton as a guinea. pie,. It was AGREED that the Cole p.ro po.saal might .provide a focus for LCSP action and McSErs Eaton, Mart and Silva were asked to study it 0000 it has been announced, and 'i,dvi, : th, Commi ,r:ion on the appriopria:,r LOU reaction Mrs, Brown Lexington s represan't, tivo to SILO, observed that that body insists that mass public transportation bot ,:c a relationaship to the proposed extension of Route 2, and that tb, two must be studied together, She suggested that LrSH might wish to join other towns in u.r ing that BTFR oe kept lin and, directed to s :,uddy the extension of the Iced Line t+., the outer S;1?i:l+`! suburbs, Ars Riffin reported that the .Lex'inE;ton hoard of Selectmen had wxitten in support of the request by Arlington and Somerville that an in—depth study of the impact of e rtensio:n of the Red .Linc, to the suburbs should be macre before consideration DJ such 1.xto;.siou wore undertaken The meeting adjourned at 9 2151 Dom.