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 covers woods, Farm Meadow, and the extensive complex of wetland on either side of Lincoln Road, and links up with Drumlin Farm via Codman Road. It is home to coyotes, foxes, fishers, turtles (one 14-inch snapper crossed the commuter rail lot last summer to lay eggs on the bank behind my townhouse), owls, turkeys, and myriad smaller fauna." - - "For the past 20 years I have cleared the invasives off my 2 acre property and turned it into a permaculture site, and consequently there is an abundance of wildlife here. Thank you again for standing up against this." On Democracy - Perhaps we could consider rank choice voting. Imagine if Option C had 73 votes, Option D1 had 70 and Option D2 had 70. It would mean the overwhelming majority of Lincoln residents didn't want Option C but it would pass anyway. On HCA in general video - I also heard from a number of people who needed more information and so I created a video that I am sharing on its own thread which is a result of a lot of questions, answers and research and my own lights of understanding along the way. I hope it helps you and I hope it helps Lincoln. I still believe we should take Option C off the table and then consider two or three reasonable, well informed options with rank choice voting. Thank you! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Barbara Peskin *My Moments in Nature Photo Gallery: barbarapeskin.com <http://barbarapeskin.com>*
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