1993-HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING COMMITTEE

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uses should be considered in the design of the building and what their core requirements are. A letter will be drafted to Superintendant DeMoura requesting that the school department be prepared to discuss by July 1 their thinking on the academic programs to be offered at the school, what athletic fields will be required and the possibility of another elementary school on the site in the future. Also, a letter will be sent to Gus Fredericks of Leisure Services requesting that he start formulating the needs of the town and bring together the needs of the number of divergent groups that may be using the building. tO%s also suggested that Mr. Fredericks listen to the tape of the joint meeting and read the minutes as the suggestions contained in such were very beneficial. He should also meet with Rick Reno in Sandwich for . ideas. • Mr. Polito suggested that the students input should be included in the gathering of information for the database. Ms. Ahlgren agreed that the students should be included right from the beginning. Architectural Selection Criteria Mr. Jones suggested that this be done as a group with a scoring system. He also reminded members that the checking of references takes a considerable amount of time. Mr. Greelish suggested dividing the proposals up for the perusal of the committee members. Mr. Griffin and Mr. Jones will submit criteria and reference question checklist and matrix at the next meeting on June 8, 1991 It was also suggested that references could be prescreened. Site Mr. Jones suggested that a taking was probably inevitable. Mr. Mills reminded the committee that the only • appeal was the value aspect. Answering a question from Mr. Dinizio on the amount of time required to do title searches, Mr. Mills responded that he felt they could be done in six weeks. Mr. Greelish suggested that committee members come up with a list