To Paul’s last point: “ keeping the village center alive”
I personally do not believe we have a “village center”.
Melinda
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Melinda Bruno-Smith
On Nov 29, 2023, at 3:32 PM, Paul Shorb wrote:
I would like to endorse the comments in this thread by Ruth Ann and Allen, and
r
I would like to endorse the comments in this thread by Ruth Ann and Allen,
and respectfully disagree with Peter's:
- The people who have researched the options for a community center have
demonstrated and explained why putting it at the town center is not an
option available to the town.
It's a typo but I think you nailed it with "let the town die".
Diana
On Wed, Nov 29, 2023 at 9:33 AM Bijoy Misra wrote:
>
> *as long as the current Town Meeting approval process is in place, we will
> rarely, if ever, be approached by developers - whether we actively try to
> recruit them or not
*as long as the current Town Meeting approval process is in place, we will
rarely, if ever, be approached by developers - whether we actively try to
recruit them or not. and even if we are approached, there is little chance
they will stick with us through the entire approval process. *
This is exa
I would like to respectfully disagree with some of the points made on this
thread.
"1) *Options C is the best hope for retaining the retail businesses at the
Mall*."
If the Town really cared about the retail businesses at the Mall they would
locate a new Community Center in the Mall or near the Ma
Ruth Ann is absolutely correct, and I 100% agree with her logic and endorsement
of option C.
I also think it important to emphasize and expand upon the concerns she raises
about "Option E," and the town meeting process in general.
Those who invest in large projects are not looking to run a subs
If we want to destroy the town as we see it, we go with Option C.
If we protect the town and still do development, we do Option E.
Bijoy Misra
(an independent observer)
On Tue, Nov 28, 2023 at 9:02 PM Ruth Ann Hendrickson
wrote:
> I support new and more affordable housing in Lincoln, and I’d lik
Good evening,
With all due respect, I object to your 4th point, which states in bold
letters "*Do not be fooled by Option E*".
Might it be that different people with different perspectives have ideas
that aren't shared by you? No one is trying to 'fool' anyone into choosing
Option E, it is simply
In agreement:
1) I too support new and affordable housing in Lincoln. I too would like to
see the train station and the Lincoln Mall revitalized. I am in strong favor of
protecting commercial retail. I remember very well when Donelans roof caved
in it was horrific for the town and my fa
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From: Lincoln on behalf of Ruth Ann
Hendrickson
Sent: Tuesday, November 28, 2023 9:01:47 PM
To: Listserv, Listserv
Subject: [LincolnTalk] Ruth Ann Hendrickson Supports Option C
I support new and more affordable housing in Lincoln, and I’d like to see most
of it in the area of the
I support new and more affordable housing in Lincoln, and I’d like to
see most of it in the area of the train station and the Lincoln Mall. I
will therefore be supporting option C at the Special Town Meeting on
December 2.
1) *Options C is the best hope for retaining the retail businesses at
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