Dear Lincoln,
I have lived in Lincoln since 1995. I cherish it. It is unique and special.
It takes care of people and wildlife.
I have had the privilege of working with some very smart people in
trying to understand HCA. I hope this video helps us all approach the HCA
Mandate thoughtfully.
In
Dear Lincoln,
After I posted about the wildlife I received a number of emails.
Response on Wildlife:
Including these two one from a Wells Rd resident and the other from a
Codman resident.
- "There is a significant wildlife corridor between the huge wetland on
126 and Lincoln Road; it
Wouldn’t typically notice, b/c I installed a reverse osmosis system when we
moved into town (I used to sell them door-to-door as a teen and the marketing
material I created made me a firm believer in R/O systems), yet I was at a
friends house close to our water source last night and was shocked
I have not noticed this in our water. Please contact the water department.
Ruth Ann
(She, her, hers)
> On Oct 29, 2023, at 8:00 PM, Lindsay Clemens wrote:
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> Dear Lincoln Talk -
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> We are experiencing a heavy smell and taste of mildew or mold in our tap
> water for the last month or
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Hello,
I have not had this happen! I am sorry for your water issues. Reach out asap to
the Water Superintendent:
Darin LaFalam
Water Superintendent
lafal...@lincolntown.org
He is knowledgeable and responsive from what I have seen.
Kathleen Lomatoski
klomato...@gmail.com
> On Oct 29,
Lindsay, our tap water has smelled and tasted very strongly of dirt for the
past month. I can also smell the dirt smell when the shower is running (so
it’s cold and hot water).
We are on Lincoln rd. I was thinking it was just our house!
Katy
On Sun, Oct 29, 2023 at 8:00 PM Lindsay Clemens
Dear Lincoln Talk -
We are experiencing a heavy smell and taste of mildew or mold in our tap water
for the last month or more. Is this something you’ve noticed as well?
- Lindsay Clemens
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Rich- I appreciate the apology made in advance, not the narrow literal interpretation of a well-intentioned post. Michael On Oct 29, 2023, at 11:22 AM, Rich Rosenbaum wrote:I very much appreciate your
response, having cherry picked my email as (perhaps) offering a good
primer on civic process
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> Subject: Looking Ahead: November 2023 at The Umbrella
For what it's worth, until our move this week, I lived a 2 minute walk from
the Commuter Rail station, but I found that the train didn't run often
enough to be helpful to me (I work in Cambridge). I've taken the train a
few times when using my car wasn't a choice and it was miserable. Based on
We have been told that our questions will be answered at the forum on the
8th, but there are no meetings posted before then. If these questions
required meetings, there would have to be one on the calendar for the HCAWG
before the 8th and there isn’t. In any case, the questions, technical in
Karla,
Thank you for highlighting the outstanding discrepancies. I agree that we
need to see answers to these questions prior to the November 8 meeting.
This is way too important of an issue for things to be slipping through the
cracks, and Lincoln talk fact checkers have already found clear
With all the talk about the commuter rail and HCA I would like to add that I
cannot use the commuter rail because the east direction dies not have a
platform to step into. It is not ADA complaint. I used the rail when much
younger but at 4'10" stepping off it is not safe for me. Last trip to
While I get complimentary private mails, I also get mail that
I see events with a jaundiced eye because I was born in a
foreign country. I have difficulty in appreciating since the
same people ran the clown show in 2019. Nobody took
responsibility, the developer's man was running the slides
in
As a former longtime resident of Arlington and having recently moved to
Lincoln, I have followed how both communities have approached the MBTA-C
act (I cannot bring myself to call it a housing choice act). I was active
in my former community in seeking a reasonable plan and I would like to
share
Hi Lincoln Talks,
First off, we want to thank everyone who has already helped!
However, because the deadline is approaching, we would really
appreciate any other support we can receive. As mentioned in the previous
email, our club members are willing to help around in the community here,
as well
I can't speak to the specific questions you are asking about but one
possible reason for not immediately responding to a question is that it
might require a discussion among members which would trigger the
requirement that 'deliberations' must occur in the context of an open
meeting.
On Sun, Oct
One of the questions we submitted was answered as part of the FAQs that
were sent out by the HCAWG on Friday, but the rest were not. See below for
quote from that email. This question was posed to the HCAWG via email after
any meeting happened, so I don’t believe there is a constraint to wait for
*I understand there may be open meeting law constrains on *back-and-forth
debate* on a platform like this. However, why are the questions submitted
any different from those that are regularly answered in FAQSs from many of
the town boards? Why do we now have to wait for the forum?*
>From
The questions that we have been posted on Lincoln Talk, and directly to the
WG, are technical in nature. Both the HCAWG and the CCBC regularly post
FAQs on the town website and on LT. In the case of the HCAWG, on Friday
they posted the response to only one of the questions on this same forum,
but
Hi,
Is there anyone out there who would like to sell or get rid of one of
these? My husband needs one for a project. It does have to work, but does
not have to be anything fancy.
Reply directly to me.
Thank you!
Cookie Martin
14 Giles Rd
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*I very much appreciate your response, having cherry picked my email as
(perhaps) offering a good primer on civic process here in Lincoln. I find
it helpful to have this be on LT to help inform and remind all. *
from Wikipedia:
> *Cherry picking*, *suppressing evidence*, or the *fallacy of
Don,
The law only requires the REZONING to not be restricted by age or
affordability.
What is built on it CAN be restricted by age or a higher affordability and
comply with the “letter of the law”. This was stated by a board member
during one of the meetings.
In fact- Lincoln woods is included
Margaret - I very much appreciate your response, having cherry picked my email as (perhaps) offering a good primer on civic process here in Lincoln. I find it helpful to have this be on LT to help inform and remind all. Sincerely Michael DembowskiConant Road On Oct 29, 2023, at 9:16 AM, Margaret
*"At what point does any town official respond to David's critique? - a
response is needed whether by special meeting or thru LT.*
*At risk is any community faith in the process that already seems
fractured. "*
Michael,
The open meeting laws require that any deliberations be held in a posted
To Lincoln Talk,
The Lincoln Democrat Town Committee is sponsoring a meeting on Hanscom
proposal for expansion of private jets. Please join us on Saturday,
November 4 at 10 at Bemis to hear Alex Chatfield from the Coalition
opposing exspansion at Hanscom and everywhere--because of climate change.
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> On Oct 28, 2023, at 2:42 PM, Carol Bickford via Lincoln
> wrote:
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> Thank you Colleen.
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> I am late to learning about all these options and I was wondering: Do
> currently occupied units count?
>
> It seems that would take a lot of pressure off? Or is this
Open meeting violation is one thing, but more troublesome is the statement
that we know because we are in the business of managing the town. I did
object and then the "powerbase" started calling me names to oust me.
Sarah P and David C and others are trying this time. The same vague
response
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I couldn't agree more
On Sat, Oct 28, 2023, 1:40 PM Colleen Katsuki
wrote:
> The discussion about the HCA needs some clarification as to why some folks
> are upset with this process. The HCAWG has given the town proposals that
> only include large new buildings in the center of town. Initially
On Sat, Oct 28, 2023 at 9:32 PM ٍSarah Postlethwait
wrote:
> The Commons refers to the assisted living/55+ community. It is about 30
> acres of land and no wetlands, so it is ideal to rezone for the HCA.
>
Please note what the actual Law states:
*... district of reasonable size in which
Do not confuse the letter of the law with the wretched guidelines imposed
by the agency formerly known as DHCD.
The letter of the law is clear; within a half mile of a rapid transit
subway or commuter rail station.
Don Seltzer
On Sat, Oct 28, 2023 at 1:40 PM Colleen Katsuki
wrote:
> The
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