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Lincoln School Committee endorses Codman multi-sport court warrant article

Lincoln School Committee backs Codman sport court warrant, learns it may sign Minuteman pact.

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LINCOLN -- January 8, 2015, Lincoln School Committee backs Codman sport court warrant, learns it may sign Minuteman pact. The committee voted unanimously Thursday to approve school property at Codman for a multi-sport court that Parks and Recreation Committee Chair Jonathan Dwyer will bring to March town meeting; Parks and Rec chose a portable, water-permeable surface that costs $20,000 more than poured concrete to satisfy Conservation Commission concerns. Town Manager Tim Higgins then told members that under DESE guidance the K-8 school committee, not town meeting, would be the signatory on any inter-municipal agreement with Minuteman Regional, where 10 of 16 towns have approved regional-agreement amendments tied to a roughly $100 million building project on a 16-month MSBA clock. "You haven't been at the table … and yet you're going to be asked in the end potentially to be a signatory," Higgins said. Lincoln sends three to five students total to Minuteman. Chair Jennifer Glass said a committee member will join the working group, which meets Wednesday morning.

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