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CCBC WORK THIS PAST MONTH:
We took a break from public meetings through most of July, to allow ICON to work on more detailed design options, but we met this past Wednesday, and are back at it!

Site Designs
ICON provided a new look at schemes for options at 100%, 75% and 50% of the original project cost. Their July 26 presentation builds off the work delivered in late June, where consensus formed around a site plan that renovates the current parking area rather than flipping it to the back of the site, and focused building construction or renovation in the footprint of the Hartwell A, B and C Pods. We feel this best protects existing play spaces and keeps cars away from pedestrians effectively.

Within that site design, we are considering eight (8) building schemes: three (3) that could meet the 100% cost option, four (4) that could meet the 75% cost option, and one (1) that could meet the 50% cost option.  The CCBC will be working to refine these down to no more than one scheme for each cost option.

Program Analysis & Development
Our current program represents a 10,000 sqft reduction from the 2018 program, and is based on space needed to run existing programs into the future.  Town Staff and ICON worked from March through May to refine this program down, and have been updating COA&HS program data and PRD program data online over the past few weeks.  A program working group presented their findings at the June 28 meeting, at which time the CCBC accepted the current Parks and Recreation Department, Council on Aging and Human Services Department, LEAP and Magic Garden data in order to allow ICON Architecture to move forward in developing project alternatives. The CCBC will be holding a working meeting this coming Wednesday, Aug 2 at 7:00PM to discuss programming and space sizing greater detail.  This meeting is open for public viewing, but will not include public comments. 

Community Engagement
We have scheduled two additional CCBC Working Meetings on Aug 2nd and August 9th, in addition to our next public meeting on August 16.  All meeting information is below.

Our fall meeting/forum schedule is not set yet, other than two important dates: State of the Town/Community Charrette on Saturday, September 30, 2023, and Special Town Meeting on Saturday, December 2.  All our upcoming public meetings are listed below. 

Satellite Programming
As we look to develop two lower cost options, we will be exploring opportunities to lean more heavily on satellite locations listed in our Decentralized Programming Inventory to manage the building program load.   

UPCOMING MEETINGS
Wed August 2nd – Working Meeting, – 7:00PM in the Donaldson Room andover Zoom to provide discuss programming needs and space sizing in greater detail. 

Wed August 9th – Working Meeting, – 7:00PM in the Donaldson Room andover Zoom to provide begin planning our September 30 Community Charrette Session.    

Wed August 16th – Public Meeting, LATER START TIME – 7:30PMover Zoom to provide support to ICON as they better define concepts for our fall presentations. 

Sat September 30– State of the Town/Community Charette, details TBD.

Sat December 2– Special Town Meeting, details TBD.

DOCUMENTS AND MATERIALS
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Happy 4th of July Weekend!  The Town has a number of celebratory events this Independence Day, and you can review the Parks and Recreation Department Flyer HERE

CCBC WORK THIS PAST WEEK:
We’ve made further progress on our building program and site design…

Site Planning
ICON’s recently developed site strategies were met with favorable feedback, and will become the basis for our work going forward. The concepts keep the parking in its present location, protect exiting play spaces for campus stakeholders (Schools, LEAP, and Magic Garden), and make important storm water improvements to the area. As we indicated last week, cost modeling for these strategies takes some time, but we will update the community as soon as we can!  We remaining dedicated to delivering viable options for the project that come in at up to 50%, up to 75%, and up to 100% of the original $25M budget.

Program Analysis & Development
Our current program represents a 10,000 sqft reduction from the 2018 program, and is based on space needed to run existing programs into the future.  Town Staff and ICON worked from March through May to refine this program down, and have been updating COA&HS program data and PRD program data online over the past few weeks.  A program working group was tasked with reviewing the work and making a recommendation to the full committee to either accept or adjust the data.  They presented their findings at the June 28 meeting, at which time the CCBC accepted the current Parks and Recreation Department, Council on Aging and Human Services Department, LEAP and Magic Garden data in order to allow ICON Architecture to move forward in developing project alternatives. ICON will be using this data for design purposes, and program/space adjustments may continue throughout the process.

ICON will be using the summer months to synthesize the variety of building program concepts with our preferred site design, in order to arrive deliver our project at the three cost options.  To date, their work has been at a very high level, so they will use the next two months to begin to fill in the details in anticipation of further committee review. 

Community Engagement
We have scheduled two additional CCBC meetings on July 26th and August 16th – the meeting information is below. Our fall meeting/forum schedule is not set yet, other than two important dates: State of the Town/Community Charrette on Saturday, September 30, 2023, and Special Town Meeting on Saturday, December 2.  All our upcoming public meetings are listed below. 

Satellite Programming
As we look to develop two lower cost options, we will be exploring opportunities to lean more heavily on satellite locations listed in our Decentralized Programming Inventory to manage the building program load.   

UPCOMING MEETINGS
Wed July 26th – Public Meeting,LATER START TIME – 7:30PMover Zoom to provide support to ICON as they better define concepts for our fall presentations. 

Wed August 16th – Public Meeting, LATER START TIME – 7:30PMover Zoom to provide support to ICON as they better define concepts for our fall presentations. 

Sat September 30– State of the Town/Community Charette, details TBD.

Sat December 2– Special Town Meeting, details TBD.

DOCUMENTS AND MATERIALS
Can be found on our website at www.LincolnCommunityCenter.com.   You can sign up for our notifications there as well!

CCBC WORK THIS PAST WEEK:
Site strategies continue to evolve…

Site Planning
Based on feedback on our initial site strategies to deliver our project at the three necessary price points (up to 50%, up to 75%, and up to 100% of the $25M estimate from 2018), ICON has developed additional concepts that keep the parking in its present location, while still making important storm water improvements to the area.  These concepts leave existing green spaces largely intact for campus stakeholders, and will update the community on costs models as soon as we can!  Site design needs to balance a variety of priorities, and the CCBC will be working closely with campus stakeholders (Schools, LEAP, and Magic Garden) to evaluate the tradeoffs they present.

Program Analysis & Development
Our current program represents a 10,000 sqft reduction from the 2018 program, and is based on space needed to run existing programs into the future.  Town Staff and ICON worked from March through May to refine this program down, and have been updating their program data online over the past few weeks.  A small CCBC working group met this past week to better understand that process, and they will be sharing their findings at our public meeting this Wednesday night, June 28. (Details below)

Community Engagement
Our next public meeting is this Wednesday, June 28 at 7pm  in the Donaldson Room.  We will also be hosting public meetings in both July and August, with dates to be determined soon.  Our fall meeting/forum schedule is not set yet, other than two important dates: State of the Town/Community Charrette on Saturday, September 30, 2023, and Special Town Meeting on Saturday, December 2.  All our upcoming public meetings are listed below. 

Satellite Programming
As we look to develop two lower cost options, we will be exploring opportunities to lean more heavily on satellite locations listed in our Decentralized Programming Inventory to manage the building program load.   

UPCOMING MEETINGS
Wed June 28th – Public Meeting, 7:00pm in the Town Hall Donaldson Room or over Zoom to review feedback from our June 13 and 14 public meetings.  

July 2023 – Public Meeting,  Date, Time and Location TBD, to provide support to ICON as they better define these concepts for our fall presentations. 

August 2023 – Public Meeting,  Date, Time and Location TBD, to provide support to ICON as they better define these concepts for our fall presentations.

Sat September 30– State of the Town/Community Charette, details TBD.

Sat December 2– Special Town Meeting, details TBD.

DOCUMENTS AND MATERIALS
Can be found on our website at www.LincolnCommunityCenter.com.   You can sign up for our notifications there as well!

CCBC WORK THIS PAST WEEK:
Cost modeling has begun…

Program Analysis & Development
Over two public meetings this past Tuesday (June 13) and Wednesday (June 14), ICON Architects presented initial strategies and costs to deliver our project at the three necessary price points (up to 50%, up to 75%, and up to 100% of the $25M estimate from 2018).  We had hoped that our work to date would deliver a program in the “up to 75%” range, but continued price escalation has moved our current program into the “up to 100%” range.  We must now work to reduce our scope further to create two lower cost options.  

Our current program represents a 10,000 sqft reduction from the 2018 program, and is based on space needed to run existing programs into the future.  To develop lower cost options, ICON has presented initial concepts that include reducing the building program further, delaying the renovation of the C Pod (the LEAP program), and finding a more cost effective solution to the school maintenance space.   These are all extremely complex decisions, and the CCBC will be working closely with campus stakeholders (Schools, LEAP, and Magic Garden) to evaluate the tradeoffs they present.  This conversation will continue at our Wed, June 28 Meeting.  (Details below)

Site Planning
The site plans shown in these initial designs all assume a parking lot at the rear of the Hartwell property, to better screen the anticipated solar canopies needed to meet the projects green energy goals.  But that decision impacts play spaces and needs further study, so moving forward, multiple site plans will remain under consideration.  ICON will spend the summer months refining these concepts – based on our feedback – for public review next September.

Community Engagement
We have one more public meeting this month, onWed, June 28, and will likely be hosting public meetings in both July and August, dates TBD.   Our fall meeting/forum schedule is not set yet, other than two important dates: State of the Town/Community Charrette on Saturday, September 30, 2023, and Special Town Meeting on Saturday, December 2.  All our upcoming public meetings are listed below. 

Satellite Programming
As we look to develop two lower cost options, we will be exploring opportunities to lean more heavily on satellite locations listed in our Decentralized Programming Inventory to manage the building program load.   

UPCOMING MEETINGS
Wed June 28th – Public Meeting, 7:00pm in the Town Hall Donaldson Room or over Zoom to review feedback from our June 13 and 14 public meetings.  

July 2023 – Public Meeting,  Date, Time and Location TBD, to provide support to ICON as they better define these concepts for our fall presentations. 

August 2023 – Public Meeting,  Date, Time and Location TBD, to provide support to ICON as they better define these concepts for our fall presentations.

Sat September 30– State of the Town/Community Charette, details TBD.

Sat December 2– Special Town Meeting, details TBD.

DOCUMENTS AND MATERIALS
Can be found on our website at www.LincolnCommunityCenter.com.   You can sign up for our notifications there as well!

CCBC WORK THIS PAST WEEK:
Options are coming together!  The image above is just one of three potential site plans… 

Program Analysis & Development
At our public meeting this past Wednesday, June 7, the CCBC voted to approve the updated program need analysis that was presented on May 31, for preliminary cost modeling.  We expect to see early project costs at our public forum this coming Tuesday. (Details below)

To date, ICON has developed a “needs-based” program that represents a 10,000 sqft reduction from the 2018 program, which was “needs & wants-based.”  With last week’s vote, they are now cost modeling this program to determine which of the 3 required options (up to 100%, up to 75%, up to 50%) this program represents, and will also propose strategies to fulfill the remaining two options.  CCBC’s goal is to approve these strategies – along with associated site plans – in the coming weeks, so ICON can spend the summer months designing concepts for public review next September.

TheCCBC is also working to review program and square footage statistics of neighboring community facilities to see how our work compares.  This will take some time, as these facilities often differ in terms of services, location, and funding, but this will ultimately assist us in in finding the “right-size” space to meet our program needs.  

Site Planning
Based on feedback from our May 31 public meeting, we’ve updated our site plans and will be using these plans to present potential building design, site concepts and costs at our June 13 public forum. (Details below)

Community Engagement
We have 2 public sessions this week (details below)!  These sessions will focus on cost modeling our building designs and site concepts so ICON can spend the summer months furthering these concepts for public feedback next fall.  Our fall meeting/forum schedule is not set yet, other than two important dates: State of the Town/Community Charrette on Saturday, September 30, 2023, and Special Town Meeting on Saturday, December 2.  All our upcoming June public meetings are listed below. 

Satellite Programming
Part of our work will involve leveraging existing available town spaces.  Both PRD and COA have been using these spaces for years, and our Decentralized Programming Inventory is available on the CCBC website.  As we look to develop lower cost options, we will be exploring opportunities to lean more heavily on these satellite locations to manage the building program load.   

UPCOMING MEETINGS
Tue June 13th – Public Forum, 7:00pm in the Hartwell Multi-Purpose Room or over Zoom to present cost models for draft building designs and site plans.  ICON will then spend the summer developing these designs further, so they’ll be ready for the next round of public review in the Fall. 

Wed June 14th – Public Meeting, 7:00pm in the Town Hall Donaldson Room or over Zoom to synthesize feedback with ICON and discuss any additional work needed before the summer. 

Wed June 28 – Public Meeting (TBD), if necessary!

DOCUMENTS AND MATERIALS
Can be found on our website at www.LincolnCommunityCenter.com.   You can sign up for our notifications there as well!

CCBC WORK THIS PAST WEEK:
We’ve had a busy and productive week!  

Program Analysis & Development
At our public meeting this past Wednesday, May 31, we heard an excellent presentation from the Historic District Commission / Historical Commission, with added insight from the Friend of Modern Architecture, which will inform ICON’s work as they begin to consider building concepts and designs. 

ICON then provided an updated program need analysis, which included attendance “caps” for each activity (the maximum number of people we would accept in a program) based on more detailed participation numbers.  Their work has now brought the building program down to just over 13,000 sqft (plus an additional 7,000 sqft of renovated space for LEAP and school maintenance), which is an almost 10,000 sqft reduction from the 2018 building program.  This work is expected to represent the “up to 75% cost” option, and was accepted by the CCBC.  We will now work our way down to the “up to 50% cost” option, and then potentially back up to a higher cost option.

In response to recent questions from the public, School Supt. Becky McFall joined us to speak about how school spaces may and may not be used to house community and LEAP programming, and Magic Garden Director Lori Leo, as well as some staff and parents came to respond to suggestions that they could be relocated off campus. After discussion, the CCBC reconfirmed its assumption that all Hartwell campus stakeholders must be accounted for in our design work, either by remaining in their current location, or by being moved into comparable spaces on campus that allow them to maintain their current program.   We will be issuing a more detailed statement on this in the coming weeks.

TheCCBC is also working to review program and square footage statistics of neighboring community facilities to see how our work compares.  This will take some time, as these facilities often differ in terms of services, location and funding,  but this will ultimately assist us in in finding the “right-size” space to meet our program needs.  

Site Planning
Also at our May 31 public meeting, ICON presented updated site concepts based on staff and community feedback.  The meeting offered additional comments, and ICON will use this feedback to develop both building design and site concepts for our June 13 public forum. (Details below) 

Community Engagement
We have 2-3 more public session in June!  These sessions will focus on building design and site concepts, and ICON will spend the summer months furthering these designs for public feedback next fall.  Our fall meeting/forum schedule is not set yet, other than two important dates: State of the Town/Community Charrette on Saturday, September 30, 2023, and Special Town Meeting on Saturday, December 2.  All of our upcoming June public meetings are listed below. 

Satellite Programming
Part of our work will involve leveraging existing available town spaces.  Both PRD and COA have been using these spaces for years, and our Decentralized Programming Inventory is available on the CCBC website.  As we look to develop lower cost options, we will be exploring opportunities to lean more heavily on these satellite locations in order to manage the building program load.   

UPCOMING MEETINGS
Tue June 13th – Public Forum, 7:00pm in the Hartwell Multi Purpose Room or over Zoom to present draft building designs, and solicit feedback,  ICON will then spend the summer developing these designs further, so they’ll be ready for the next round of public review in the Fall. 

Wed June 14th – Public Meeting, 7:00pm in the Town Hall Donaldson Room or over Zoom to synthesize feedback with ICON and discuss any additional feedback opportunities before the summer. 

Wed June 28 – Public Meeting (TBD), if necessary!

DOCUMENTS AND MATERIALS
Can be found on our website at www.LincolnCommunityCenter.com.   You can sign up for our notifications there as well!

We hope this update finds you enjoying a restful and reflective holiday weekend, and look forward to seeing many of you tomorrow morning at the Town’s Memorial Day Observance at 9:45AM at the Pierce House!

CCBC WORK THIS PAST WEEK:
The CCBC is working hard to merge our two different work streams together in the coming weeks!  We’ve been working on both building program and site planning simultaneously, and have presented initial concepts of both for pubic feedback throughout the month of May.  We will be soliciting additional feedback at our public meeting this Wednesday night (details below) in order to develop a series of potential building designs to be presented at our public forum on June 13. (Details below)

Program Analysis & Development
This coming Wednesday, May 31 (details below), ICON will be offering a refined version of our initial program need analysis, based requests for more detailed program attendance numbers.  As a reminder, their work so far has brought the building program down to 15,568 sqft (plus an additional 7,000 sqft of renovated space for LEAP and school maintenance.)  It represents an almost 8,000 sqft reduction from the 2018 building program, and is intended to serve as the “up to 75% cost” option.  Once established, we will then work our way down to the “up to 50% cost” option, and then potentially back up to a higher cost option.

Simultaneously, the CCBC has begun to revisit program and square footage statistics of neighboring programs to see how our work compares.  This work will assist us in in finding the “right-size” space to meet our program needs.  

Site Planning
ICON presented early site concepts to town staff from Police, Fire, DPW, Planning, Conservation, and the Facilities Dept. before sharing them at our public forum this past Tuesday night.  Revisions will be made based on feedback we’ve received, and this will inform the potential building designs presented at our June 13 public forum. (Details below) 

Community Engagement
We are excited to meet with the Historic District Commission and FoMA at the beginning of our Wednesday, May 31 public meeting, and are continuing to schedule sessions with other organizations such as the Green Energy Committee (who also has a liaison seat on the CCBC), Lincoln Youth Soccer, Bemis Lecture Series, the Lincoln Garden Club, and the Lincoln METCO program. All of our upcoming public meetings are listed below.

Satellite Programming
Part of our work will involve leveraging existing available town spaces.  Both PRD and COA have been using these spaces for years, and our Decentralized Programming Inventory is available on the CCBC website.  As we look to develop lower cost options, we will be exploring opportunities to lean more heavily on these satellite locations in order to manage the building program load.   

UPCOMING MEETINGS
Wed May 31st – Public Meeting, 7:00pm in the Town Hall Donaldson Room or over Zoom to solicit additional public feedback on both the building program as well as the various site layouts.

Tue June 13th – Public Forum, 7:00pm in the Hartwell Multi Purpose Room or over Zoom to present draft building designs, and solicit feedback,  ICON will then spend the summer developing these designs further, so they’ll be ready for the next round of public review in the Fall. 

Wed June 14th – Public Meeting, 7:00pm in the Town Hall Donaldson Room or over Zoom to synthesize feedback with ICON and discuss any additional feedback opportunities before the summer. 

DOCUMENTS AND MATERIALS
Can be found on our website at www.LincolnCommunityCenter.com.   You can sign up for our notifications there as well!

CCBC WORK THIS PAST WEEK:
Program Analysis & Development
ICON presented their program need analysis at our CCBC meeting this past Wednesday night.  This analysis has brought the building program down to 15,568 sqft (plus an additional 7,000 sqft of renovated space for LEAP and school maintenance.)  It represents an almost 8,000 sqft reduction from the 2018 building program, and is intended to serve as the “up to 75% cost” option.  Once established, we can then work our way down to the “up to 50% cost” option, and then potentially back up to a higher cost option.  The CCBC received useful feedback from attendees, specifically around wanting to see more detailed program attendance numbers.  That work will continue this week, and we will discuss the program further at our public meeting next Wednesday, May 31. (Details below) 

Site Planning
Following prior meetings with campus stakeholders (School Admin, PRD, Magic Garden and LEAP), this week ICON met with the Planning Board to review site constraints, and separately with the Director of Planning and Land Use and the Conservation Director to gather early feedback on various site concepts.  This coming week, they will meet with public safety officials before presenting these early site concepts to the community at our public forum THIS Tuesday, May 23.  (Details below)

Community Engagement
We are busy!  We joined the Planning Board at their meeting on Tuesday, May 16, and then held our own regularly scheduled public meeting on Wednesday, May 17.  We have also begun to set up meeting times with community organizations such as FOMA , the Lincoln Historical Commission, the Green Energy Committee, Lincoln Youth Soccer, Bemis Lecture Series, the Lincoln Garden Club, and the Lincoln METCO program. All of our upcoming public meetings are listed below.

Satellite Programming
Part of our work will involve leveraging existing available town spaces.  Both PRD and COA have been using these spaces for years, and our Decentralized Programming Inventory is available on the CCBC website.  As we look to develop lower cost options, we will be exploring opportunities to lean more heavily on these satellite locations in order to manage the building program load.   

UPCOMING MEETINGS
Tue May 23rd – Public Forum, 7:00pm in the Hartwell Multi-Purpose Room or over Zoom to present potential Hartwell Campus site plans.

Wed May 31st – Public Meeting, 7:00pm in the Town Hall Donaldson Room or over Zoom to solicit additional public feedback on both the building program as well as the various site layouts.

Tue June 13th – Public Forum, 7:00pm in the Hartwell Multi Purpose Room or over Zoom to present draft building designs, and solicit feedback,  ICON will then spend the summer developing these designs further, so they’ll be ready for the next round of public review in the Fall. 

Wed June 14th – Public Meeting, 7:00pm in the Town Hall Donaldson Room or over Zoom to synthesize feedback with ICON and discuss any additional feedback opportunities before the summer. 

DOCUMENTS AND MATERIALS
Can be found on our website at www.LincolnCommunityCenter.com.   You can sign up for our notifications there as well!

HAPPY MOTHER’S DAY!!!

CCBC WORK THIS PAST WEEK:

Program Analysis & Development
ICON, PRD and COA/HS staff have made significant progress in scaling down the building program to include only proven program needs.  The original 2018 project, which included both program needs and wants, was approximately 23,000 sqft (plus another 7,000 sqft of renovated space for LEAP and the school maintenance program).  To date, we’ve scaled the building program down to just under 17,000 sqft, and continue to look for more efficiencies.  This will form the basis of the needs program, and is shaping up to become our 75% option (still including the other 7,000 sqft of renovated space for LEAP and school maintenance program).  From there, we can work out way down to a 50% option, and back up to a higher-end option.  This will all be explained during our next public meeting this Wednesday night, May 17 (Details below).

Site Planning
ICON continues to gather feedback from Hartwell Campus stakeholder (Parks and Recreation Department, Lincoln Public School Administration, LEAP and Magic Garden Preschool) about their outdoor needs – play spaces, paved surfaces, shade structures, etc.- in order to further refine their site plan ideas.  This will all contribute to a site plan presentation at our public forum on Tuesday, May 23.  (Details below)

Community Engagement
We have begun to set up meeting times with community organizations.  CCBC Admin will be meeting with the Planning Board this coming Tuesday Night at 7:00PM (details below), and ICON will be arranging other meetings with FOMA , the Lincoln Historical Commission, the Green Energy Committee, Lincoln Youth Soccer, Bemis Lecture Series, the Lincoln Garden Club, and the Lincoln METCO program. 

Satellite Programming
Our Decentralized Programming Inventory is available on the CCBC website, and part of our detailed analysis will include an assessment of how these public spaces may help manage the building program load.  

UPCOMING MEETINGS
Tue May 16 – Planning Board Meeting with CCBC Admin, 7:00PM over Zoom to update them on our work to date.

Wed May 17th – Public Meeting 7:00pm in the Town Hall Donaldson Room or over Zoom to present a detailed version of our essential building program.  

Tue May 23rd – Public Forum, 7:00pm in the Hartwell Multi-Purpose Room or over Zoom to present potential Hartwell Campus site plans.

Wed May 31st – Public Meeting, 7:00pm in the Town Hall Donaldson Room or over Zoom to solicit additional public feedback on both the building program as well as the various site layouts.

Tue June 13th – Public Forum, 7:00pm in the Hartwell Multi Purpose Room or over Zoom to present draft building designs, and solicit feedback,  ICON will then spend the summer developing these designs further, so they’ll be ready for the next round of public review in the Fall. 

DOCUMENTS AND MATERIALS
Can be found on our website at www.LincolnCommunityCenter.com.   You can sign up for our notifications there as well!

CCBC WORK THIS PAST WEEK:
Program Analysis & Development
ICON is continuing to refine the detailed building program, based on the data provided by the COA & Human Services and Parks and Recreation.  This is expected to provide a “room-by-room, day-by-day, hour-by-hour” presentation for our next public meeting on May 17. (Details below)

Site Planning
ICON met with representative from the Parks and Recreation Department, Lincoln Public School Administration, LEAP and Magic Garden Preschool (the campus stakeholders) this past Tuesday (5/2) to provide an early look at site concepts and offer initial reactions.  This group will be meeting again in the coming weeks to offer further input into the site plan.  This will all contribute to the site plan presentation at our public forum on Tuesday, May 23.  (Details below)

Community Engagement
Based on responses from our “Community Organizations” survey, the CCBC will be working to schedule meetings with a number of organizations, including the Planning Board, the Conservation Commission, FOMA , the Lincoln Historical Commission, the Green Energy Committee, Lincoln Youth Soccer, Bemis Lecture Series, the Lincoln Garden Club, and the Lincoln METCO program. 

Satellite Programming
Our Decentralized Programming Inventory is available on the CCBC website, and part of our detailed analysis will include an assessment of how these public spaces may help manage the building program load.  

UPCOMING MEETINGS
Wed May 17th – Public Meeting 7:00pm in the Town Hall Donaldson Room or over Zoom to present a detailed version of our essential building program.  

Tue May 23rd – Public Forum, 7:00pm in the Hartwell Multi-Purpose Room or over Zoom to present potential Hartwell Campus site plans.

Wed May 31st – Public Meeting, 7:00pm in the Town Hall Donaldson Room or over Zoom to solicit additional public feedback on both the building program as well as the various site layouts.

Tue June 13th – Public Forum, 7:00pm in the Hartwell Multi Purpose Room or over Zoom to present draft building designs, and solicit feedback,  ICON will then spend the summer developing these designs further, so they’ll be ready for the next round of public review in the Fall. 

DOCUMENTS AND MATERIALS
Can be found on our website at www.LincolnCommunityCenter.com.   You can sign up for our notifications there as well!