gt;>>> (and mistakes) with options C and D. These concerns were brought up
>>>> publicly.
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>>>> Let’s remember Utile created the options in private meetings. There
>>>> were no open discussions where the HCAWG went parcel by parcel as to what
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he mistakes.
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From: John Mendelson mailto:johntmendel...@gmail.com>>
Date: Tue, Nov 28, 2023 at 15:44
Subject: Re: [LincolnTalk] Lincoln Residents for Housing Alternatives and HCA
Choices
To: Lynne Smith mailto:ly...@smith.net>>
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There is a public zoom presentation on Option E tonight (Wednesday) at 7 pm. There is a postcard mailed out to every resident about the zoom presentation of Option E. Everyone is welcome to join! Please do come to learn about how the different options compared so you can make an informed decisio
Indeed, the implications of rezoning are important, and we need more time.
However, this short timeline comes from Option C being first presented at the
State of the Town meeting on September 30th.
Residents started to engage in open discussions throughout October. The Select
Board responded
Well said, Yonca! Thank you for writing this reminder of how fortunate we are!Lynne Smith5 Tabor Hill RoadLincoln, MA 01773781-258-1175Sent from my iPhoneOn Nov 29, 2023, at 6:02 AM, Yonca Heyse wrote:Hello neighbors - I originally come from Turkey where town decisions are mostly made by the will
I would like to clarify my email. I was typing on my phone and can end up
too succinct.
In addition to people who are good with numbers in town, there are also
people who are lawyers and went to law school and/or have studied how
judicial and administrative review of things like laws and regulati
“Presented” is pretty generous. On the one hand the E option was covered in about 10 minutes, with confused details, few specifics, offers of things like “none of this will actually be built” and “we can add that parcel in if needed”, as if it’s some throwaway, and half of the presentation came fro
Checking PB and Select meetings and reading minutes and mailings informs us
that all the D options are also compliant.
Option E is also compliant-the state model is publicly available so that anyone
can review and use it.
You simply plug in publicly available numbers.
Yes, it takes work, and bei
by-parcel open discussion whatsoever) and then
>>> were presented to the public. Perhaps if there had been open discussions
>>> with Utile, we would have been quicker to catch the multiple mistakes in
>>> the submission before it was sent to the State. (18 extra acres of pa
acres of parcels,
>> LW zoning at 20 units/acre, etc). Must be noted that it was the citizens'
>> group who caught the mistakes.
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>>> From: John Mende
n discussions
>> with Utile, we would have been quicker to catch the multiple mistakes in
>> the submission before it was sent to the State. (18 extra acres of parcels,
>> LW zoning at 20 units/acre, etc). Must be noted that it was the citizens'
>> group who caught the
parcels,
> LW zoning at 20 units/acre, etc). Must be noted that it was the citizens'
> group who caught the mistakes.
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>> ------ Forwarded message -----
>> From: John Mendelson
>> Date: Tue, Nov 28, 2023 at 15:44
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Tue, Nov 28, 2023 at 15:44
> Subject: Re: [LincolnTalk] Lincoln Residents for Housing Alternatives and
> HCA Choices
> To: Lynne Smith
> CC: Lincoln
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> This strikes me as extremely hypocritical in regard to the way the dialog
> has unfolded over the past few months.
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This strikes me as extremely hypocritical in regard to the way the dialog
has unfolded over the past few months.
Why should this group receive preferential treatment in terms of the
process used to develop an option we are being asked to vote on? Many
members of the group who developed option E h
Nothing you have written contradicts the facts that there are no published
minutes or agenda items even for others to pour over in minute detail with
our copious free time.
Second, option E is not compliant. The only compliant option is C as that
is the only option submitted to the state that has
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