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I am grateful that people like Benjamin Shiller and David Cuetos are
creating public
service videos and atbulations for our general understanding. The Planning
Board
and the Select Board should utilize these useful charts and take theiir
assistance
to sort out issues. . It emerges from the discus
Dear Moderator,
Could you please post the following.
Thanks, Sharon
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On Sat, Nov 18, 2023 at 3:46 PM Karla Gravis wrote:
> Utile and the HCAWG would not submit proposals that don’t satisfy the
> letter of the law. Options D have been blessed by both parties. Options E
> offer a combination of approved parcels already existing in Options C and
> Ds.
>
> Options D a
Alice, thank you for keeping the list updated for all of us!
Ursula
On Thu, Nov 16, 2023 at 8:20 PM Alice Waugh wrote:
> Here's the direct link for the list:
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> tinyurl.com/lincolntalk-recs
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> Alice Waugh
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> On Thu, Nov 16, 2023 at 8:10 PM John and Margit Griffith <
> johnandmar...@gmail.
The additional proposal that has been sent this week to the Selects is a
*compromise* across those who hold different beliefs. *The current C and
D1-D3 options are very narrow in the range (for example, they all include
the mall area, the Doherty's lot, Ryan Estates at high density)*. *Our
objectiv
I will add another strong recommendation to the long list ofrecommendations for
Edson Delinsky (and his crew) for what needs doing around orin your home:
508 395 8115 edsondelin...@yahoo.com
They re-stained our front deck, railings and stairs (allwood). The workwas
careful, thorough,
Just a reminder that Prop 2 1/2 would limit any tax increase to a maximum
2.5 percent per year unless there is a 2/3rd override.
The last time we had to do a formal Prop 2 1/2 override was after we turned
down state funding for the school and decided to pay for it all out of our
own pocket.* Chef'
That definition of bus station quoted below is
*NOT in the law*. That definition quoted below is in *the guidelines the
EOHLC created*. The law itself just says “bus station”.
*We need to be consistent*. If the argument being made is that we don’t
believe the guidelines, then a bus station is a bu
Hello Louis,
I believe your reference to a scare tactic is not accurate.
Perhaps unlikely to be reached (but who knows once developers get involved
in a "by-right" situation) but these real numbers came from a flawed State
model corrected by David Cuetos. He's the only one I know of who discovere
Utile and the HCAWG would not submit proposals that don’t satisfy the
letter of the law. Options D have been blessed by both parties. Options E
offer a combination of approved parcels already existing in Options C and
Ds.
Options D and E are compliant with the letter of the law. All of those
optio
I don't know whether people are aware that when housing that is part of the
affordable housing program fails to be purchased by a qualifying individual
or family, that housing reverts to market rate and is sold to a market rate
buyer. This happens in Lincoln already. As I understand it, despite the
Hi everyone,
I bought a lovely hand-made butter keeper from Bill Stason. I’ve been wanting
one for ages. It will keep butter soft on the counter.
I also bought Origami earrings, gorgeous cards for all occasions, coasters with
exquisite photos of birds, and the colorful and beautiful Sudanese nap
Very helpful but is HCWG and Selects in agreement? Guess we'll find out on
11/21.
On Sat, Nov 18, 2023, 9:42 AM Benjamin Shiller wrote:
> I hope recent comments lead to a discussion as to what is the right amount
> of development for Lincoln right now. So far, I feel the argument has been
> bi
My husband and I agree! We are stopping by today to get presents for our
grandnephew for Thanksgiving and Christmas. It’s our go place for all gifts
and kitchen/dining room daily items.
Never disappointed!! Susan and Seth always go the extra mile in helping us find
the perfect gifts !!
Mauree
Several recent posts have stated that the proposed E options would satisfy
the letter of the law. That is not correct. None of the E or D options
comply with the actual Sect 3A law:
*An MBTA community shall have a zoning ordinance or by-law that provides
for at least 1 district of reasonable siz
The Attorney General's threats should not influence town voters. A
court case would
take years to produce a final result. No developer is going to break
ground on a project
that has a 50-50 chance of being ordered demolished.
I don't take the threat seriously anyway. The law specifies the
conse
To someone at 145 Lincoln Road - the Lincoln Station Mall : I received your
ceramic photo mug of an adorable child by mistake made by the Shutterfly photo
website. My name and address is on the package but no other name, only the
address of 145 Lincoln Road .
I notified Shutterfly and they wil
It is naive to think that adding hundreds of incremental units to Lincoln
would have no downstream impacts that would actually go against what we are
trying to achieve in the first place. The impact on municipal services
would require an increase in property taxes that would force the most
vulnerab
Even in the scare tactics of '1123 max units' that would be pretty sweet
to have an additional, minimum 112 non age restricted affordable rate
units. Basically, you are coming close to same number of actual SHI units
(I mean the number of actual units that are accessible and not just puffed
up to
I separated out this part so I could ask the Selects, but thought I would
include Lincoln Talk as well.
Selects/HCAWG:
Is the Dec 2nd "vote" actually binding in any way? For that matter, is the
HCAWG output binding or are they just presenting their work to the Selects
who are the arbitrators of w
Ms. Glass expressed during the meeting this past week that the Selects had
received 100+ resident requests to include additional options to the vote.
Clearly, there is a strong resident outcry to present a range of options
beyond C and D1-D3. This is why the Selects have agreed to add an Option E.
I have not heard anybody on or off the list say that we should no comply
with HCA. The question is just how do we do that.
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Basically the issue is not whether to comply with HCA or not. The
question is how do we comply.
Colleen Katsuki
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I hope recent comments lead to a discussion as to what is the right amount
of development for Lincoln right now. So far, I feel the argument has been
binary, assuming that someone either supports housing (to the max) or wants
absolutely zero development and is accused of being a NIMBY. Yet, at le
Perfect weekend for checking out the Pierce House! Lots of art, pottery,
jewelry , candles and cards! And of coarse beautiful napkins hand made by South
Sudanese women!
As you know, life in Boston is expensive. Many Sudanese women are home health
aides- long hard hours and very low pay. Instead
In response to the Selects’ post about the December 2nd Special Town
Meeting, I’d like to pose a follow up question. To quote Andy Wang, “all
the ‘E’ alternatives provided by the Lincoln Residents for Housing
Alternatives are set up so that the majority of the land that is re-zoned
are on existing
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