Hi Valerie,Whose seat on the Housing Commission is open this time around? Is it Evan Gorman?Thanks,– Allen Vander MeulenSent from my iPadOn Jan 4, 2024, at 16:39, Fox, Valerie wrote:
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The Annual Town Election will take place on Monday, March 25th,
lows, which confirms the consensus generated in those debates via a
vote that the whole of the town is able to engage-in should they choose to do
so.
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(hopefully) approval at our Town
Meeting in March.
- Allen Vander Meulen
> On Dec 16, 2023, at 13:33, Scott Clary wrote:
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> You're not missing anything Moira.
>
> The rlf and town leadership are pro residential development and are reaching
> for max density and has indicat
homes.
These issues are resolvable, but do add an additional layer of complexity in
future discussions regarding any development in North Lincoln.
-Allen Vander Meulen
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> On Nov 29, 2023, at 10:56, pzbr...@gmail.com wrote:
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>
> In the interest of enhanc
elect an alternative that everyone can agree is a good
(albeit imperfect) one, given all the considerations and constraints that must
be considered.
- Allen Vander Meulen
> On Nov 26, 2023, at 23:32, Sara Mattes wrote:
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> It is interesting and disappointing to read this.
>
foundation that will support these
principles in a way that will respect Lincoln’s history, environment, and
traditions, in the decades to come.
- Allen Vander Meulen
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Very much nope: It’s theorized that during the Ice Age(s) it was propagated
through being eaten by a now vanished species that was able to consume it.
- Allen Vander Meulen
> On Oct 20, 2023, at 10:13, Anne Warner wrote:
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> Thanks. Is it edible? ATW
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>> On Oct 20,
at Town Meeting next year, their recommendations
will be of immense benefit to all of us in the years to come.
- Allen Vander Meulen
> On Oct 11, 2023, at 20:56, RAandBOB wrote:
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> I am largely in favor of the recommendations from the HCA study committee.
> But I did not l
, and dangled them over the areas
the birds were attacking. It did the job. I’ve been told that tin foil also
works well.
We had major woodpecker issues when we bought our home, 15 years ago. Have not
had any issues for about 10 years now.
-Allen Vander Meulen
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and yet highly interconnected needs and challenges - not just those at the
forefront today, but also preparing for those we will need to address in the
future.
- Allen Vander Meulen
> On Sep 15, 2023, at 09:42, Andy Wang wrote:
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> I believe that was provided at the Nov 2022 Sp
in - as predicted - slower traffic speeds.
I imagine the same will (or should) be done with Tower Road.
- Allen Vander Meulen
Beaver Pond Rd
> On Sep 10, 2023, at 15:40, Sara Mattes wrote:
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> All,
> All interested in this issue should be sure and bone up on the world o
BTW: It’s also illegal to tape flyers to USPS Mailboxes (see link below).
So if you see someone doing this, call our police department so they can handle
the matter.
- Allen Vander Meulen
https://faq.usps.com/s/article/Restrictions-for-attaching-flyers-posters-etc-to-a-mailbox#:~:text=United
in great condition.
>
> $100 or best offer.
>
> Due to the size, it will need partial disassembly to transport.
>
> -Allen Vander Meulen
> Beaver Pond Rd
>
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to plans
for renovation here - took it down, cleaned, and stored it this Spring. I can
supply a video of the pool as it was when we drained it a few days ago, a list
of all the accessories, and some helpful installation videos.
Call or email me if interested.
-Allen Vander Meulen
pastorall
(which consisted of putting a little bit of caulk on a
joint). He was right: that was all it took, and it saved his coming out to do
it, and then billing us at his going rate for a very simple and inexpensive
repair.
- Allen Vander Meulen
Beaver Pond Rd
> On Feb 28, 2023, at 14:15, Scott Cl
Ditto on John Silva: skilled, conscientious, doesn’t cut corners, and an all
around nice guy.
- Allen Vander Meulen
Beaver Pond Rd
Lincoln
> On Feb 16, 2023, at 13:36, Jack de Valpine wrote:
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> Hi Jason,
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> John Silva (781) 647-3236. He is from Lincoln. He did some gr
) memories of my own; as
well as observations of how much, and how little, has changed in all that time.
- Allen Vander Meulen.
> On Jan 18, 2023, at 10:46, Steve Kropper wrote:
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> Today, the Globe published an article on a Boston-Lincoln desegregation
> effort. See link below.
or another - to the construction of a Community Center, and before we
constrain what that result should be.
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there is no need to
set a “cap” at this time; and in my opinion doing so will compromise the end
result in ways that no one will be happy with.
- Allen Vander Meulen
> On Nov 16, 2022, at 16:11, Sara Mattes wrote:
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> Rob, et al.
> We could vote for the money, with a caveat-that the next step i
that is usable by nearly everyone without the need for
dedicated software or more than a bare minimum of computer skills. Moving to
any other solution would compromise that, and would likely make LincolnTalk
inaccessible to a big chunk of the current Lincolntalk community.
-Allen Vander Meulen
Our longtime arborist - Jonathan Bransfield / https://www.bransfieldtree.com
<https://www.bransfieldtree.com/> spotted it on our Copper Beech this summer,
and treated it the next day. We’ve had no problems since.
- Allen Vander Meulen
> On Oct 9, 2022, at 16:34, Debra Daugher
Yes. I saw one a couple of months ago at the intersection of Upland
Field/Tower Rd and Lincoln Rd; and saw one just yesterday: crossing Lincoln Rd
near Ballfield Rd.
Allen Vander Meulen
- Beaver Pond Rd.
> On Oct 5, 2022, at 12:21, Victoria piercehouse.com
> wrote:
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> Hi
rst come, first serve!
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> -Allen Vander Meulen
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Thank you for the several inquiries. The Basketball hoop has been taken.
- Allen
> On Jun 18, 2022, at 12:33, Allen Vander Meulen wrote:
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> For Sale, Adjustable outdoor freestanding Basketball hoop with sand ballast
> in base.
>
> Brand new units identical to this go
/dp/B0015S9FPW/>)
Selling this one for $40 obo.
Please respond to me via email, do not call! I can deliver locally, but would
prefer you pick it up - must be delivered during school hours.
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Underground parking in or near Lincoln station would be quite a challenge. The
water table is very high, which would mean some pretty expensive engineering to
keep an underground parking garage dry. Although, I’m sure it’s possible: think
of all those skyscrapers built on landfill in Manhattan
based on domestic migration.
>
> Here's Boston's metro's annualized rate. (It looks more like a CAGR
> computation off of the 10-year census data)
>
> https://www.macrotrends.net/cities/22939/boston/population
> <https://www.macrotrends.net/cities/22939/boston/population
to a car to get around town, would likely increase the
commercial viability of Lincoln Station, and would improve access to our many
cultural institutions and tourist destinations in town.
- Allen Vander Meulen
> On May 28, 2022, at 15:20, Stephanie Smoot wrote:
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> Maybe not but we as
ignore it, in which case our existing retail center at Lincoln
Station will gradually whither away and die, as the RTF has already said is
inevitable if nothing changes.
- Allen Vander Meulen
On Tue, May 24, 2022 at 5:01 PM dilla tingley mailto:dillating...@gmail.com>> wrote:
I am not agains
Rachel:
Your 2010 / 2020 delta (489) is pretty darn close to the estimate Margaret
Olson provided (407) for the impact of The Commons and Oriole Landing upon
Lincoln’s population. Most of the remainder can be explained by Lincoln’s
growth rate in recent years. (As a rule of thumb, the
” in 2010, but as “primary homes” in 2020.
- Allen Vander Meulen
> On May 24, 2022, at 06:27, ADELE HARVEY wrote:
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> Interesting--and dated. The article is eleven years old. I wonder what the
> current trend and number are.
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I will second that! We ate there Sunday night, thoroughly enjoyed our meals -
burgers and clam chowder. Our waiter, Peter, was attentive and personable.
We’ll be dining there regularly!
-Allen Vander Meulen
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> On Feb 19, 2022, at 13:10, Bob Mason wrote:
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>
I believe that neighborhood is in Wayland. So, using my “Lincoln Housing
Commission” hat, I have no knowledge or input on that; but would be interested
myself (as a private citizen) in what is going on there.
- Allen
> On Jan 28, 2022, at 11:35, Heather Silvestro
> wrote:
>
> On the
ourselves, but for our neighbors and local businesses as well.
- Allen Vander Meulen
> On Jan 24, 2022, at 20:48, Margaret Olson wrote:
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> The Housing Choice Act covers "by right" zoning. Specifically, to comply we
> would need to zone 50 acres at 15 units per acre.
and removing the old hot
water radiators at the same time. Works great, our cat has decided it’s the
warmest room in the house!
-Allen Vander Meulen
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> On Jan 16, 2022, at 16:04, Stu Haber wrote:
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>
> I'm planning on installing Electric Radiant Heat under
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