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Town Meeting Study Committee members named

October 23, 2024

Seven Lincoln residents were appointed this week as at-large members of the new Town Meeting Study Committee from a field of 18 initial applicants.

The Select Board interviewed candidates at its October 21 meeting and made their selections on October 22. Committee members are Jennifer Gundy, Ariane Liazos, Kenny Mitchell, Taylor Ortiz, Andrew Pang, Ben Shiller, and Andy Wang. Others who applied were Robert Ahlert, Chris Burns, David Cuetos, Jude Frodyma, Kevin Guarnotta, John Greco, Sara Mattes, Barbara Peskin, Collette Sizer, Ned Young, and Michael Killick (though Burns and Sizer later withdrew their candidacies). Also on the committee are Twn Moderator Sarah Cannon Holden and a Select Board member.

The move stems from the March 2024 Town Meeting, where an unexpected amendment to the proposed Housing Choice Act was made on the floor. Controversy swirled that day and well afterwards about who was allowed to speak, when, and from where. Residents offered initial feedback and ideas at a kickoff session in September.

In the preceding months, Lincoln Residents for Housing Alternatives (now called Lincoln HCA Info) had formed to oppose the town’s rezoning proposal under the HCA. Only one of the newly named committee members (Ben Shiller) is listed as an Lincoln HCA Info supporter on the group’s website. Ahlert, Cuetos, and Peskin were also active in the group last spring but were not chosen for the TMSC.

The TMSC will be introduced at the State of the Town meeting on December 7, which will be “an opportunity to engage residents on one or two questions that would benefit from early feedback,” according to the committee’s charge. The TMSC will present its preliminary report at Annual Town Meeting on March 29, 2025. The final report and recommendations are due in October 2025 to the Select Board and Town Moderator, who will present it to residents at the 2025 State of the Town meting later that fall.

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