Basically she can’t. Much like myself who has Army Reserve training this weekend can’t vote as well. I have listened to the debated, looked at the proposals and I am well informed and like to vote for Option C but I can’t because we still follow town meeting rules from 200 years ago. Hi Jane Marie,
I do not know the answer to your question unfortunately. It seems unfair that many people are unable to vote tomorrow. I am curious as to how your mom feels about the proposed additional units at the Commons. I am really unsure of how to vote on this because I haven’t heard much feedback. From the photos that I’ve seen, it does not appear that adding The new units would be too impactful on the residents and neighbors nearby, but I really don’t know that for sure, and I would love to hear more feedback from people who live at the Commons or nearby.
Thank you. Best regards, Margo Martin
Good Morning,
My mother moved into The Commons in Lincoln
over the summer and has been following the discussion about Saturday's vote. Her new neighbors were giving her a bit of a run-down on what the Special Meetings are like and she's concerned she won't be able to attend. She has limited mobility and some medical
issues that would prevent her from sitting in an auditorium for hours at a time (not to mention the ongoing worry about covid in such a large group). How can she still vote without attending the meeting?
Thank you for any insight you can provide!
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