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1997-1998-HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING COMMITTEE
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12/31/1998
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Special High School Construction Meeting <br /> Friday,January 31, 1997 <br /> High School <br /> Present: Paul Griffin,Peter Dinizio,Ken Marsters,Bob Whritenour,Pat Costello, Jim Byrne, <br /> Joel Seeley <br /> Stone Builders:David Patrick,Kosta Bitsis,Jim Johnson,Bob Lizza <br /> Liberty Mutual: Jim Rudnick <br /> Town Counsel Pat Costello opened the meeting. He explained to Stone that the town is not <br /> backtracking from the process they have initiated. This matter must either be resolved, or the <br /> town will terminate the contract and deal with the consequences. <br /> If the town chooses option 1, to negotiate to resolve the matter,there are 3 items to address: <br /> - identify uncomplete or unsatisfactory work that can be completed in the short term -by the end <br /> of February school vacation. <br /> - Stone produces a concrete schedule. <br /> - items of work that cannot be completed in the short term(landscaping and fields)an agreement <br /> is reached on what Stone will do to complete them or Stone gives the town the value of that <br /> work. <br /> We will of course disagree on certain items and we will then have to arrive at a mutually <br /> acceptable credit for those items. Jim Rudnick had earlier suggested that a mediator should get <br /> involved. Pat Costello said the town will consider that only in the short term. <br /> -Damages: Pat Costello sent a letter to Stone with a breakdown of the damages dealing with the <br /> delayed opening of the school. <br /> All of these issue have to have a written agreement and if there is a breach of that agreement, <br /> default will be declared immediately. <br /> The second option to the town is to declare default and terminate the contract. <br /> The Town would like to hear from Stone as to what they intend to do to complete this job. <br /> Bob Lizza, attorney for Stone, said clearly the course Stone wants is the first option, to have a <br /> complete project and negotiate a resolution of remaining issues. He explained that Jim Johnson, <br /> who will speak to the representatives of the town here today, plans to satisfy Stone's obligations. <br /> Mr. Johnson just joined the company. He has spent a few week getting up to speed on this <br /> situation. His sole mission is to close out this contract. It is a top priority for Stone to get this <br /> job done. Mr. Lizza went on to describe Mr. Johnson's credentials. <br /> Mr. Lizza added a few points to this discussion: <br /> - Stone wants to develop a cooperative work environment going forward. Mr. Johnson will <br /> explain what he thinks needs to be done to make that happen. Stone will rededicate itself to that. <br /> -punch list: Mr. Johnson will tell us their plan to complete it. They have special plans for <br /> February vacation. <br /> 1 <br />
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