4/23/1985 PUBLIC WORKS BUILDING COMMITTEE Minutes

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PUBLIC WORKS BUILDING COMMITTEE MEETING CE APRIL 23� 1985 The following members of the Public Works Building Committee were present for the meeting held at the Mas tepee Public Works Facility, Samuel C. Re, Chester Brown, John Wyllie and Anthony Norenti ni . Ellis Laycock of Atlantic Design and Construction, Inc. was present also. The meeting was called to order at 7:00 p,m, A copy of a letter from Triple A to Arthur Joia of E,C.M.S. was read. Ellis advised the painter is going to finish under Triple A and will need one week. They would like to start earlier and finish later than the Public Works hours and also work Saturday. Aaron Cohen agreed to sign any waivers required. A supervisor has been assigned to the site. Mr. Cohen would like to work a six day week from 74.00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. to finish the job. The well man, Bishop, will be on the job next week to put in the permanent pump and finish the ;job. Ernest Virgilio stated Highway Department hours are 7:00 a.m, to 3:30 p.gni and a highway department employee would have to be on duty overtire at a cost of $55.64 for a four hour minimum. Saturday would be double time,. Ellis stated Aaron Cohen might be willing to do this in order to finish the job in six or seven days. Mr. Virgillo further~ stated Aaron Cohen should be notified the town telephone. lines cannot be tied up with calls and they will not be accepted for the con- tractor or sub-contractors. He further stated he wished to go on record con- cerning on- cer}ning Mr. Cohen's arrival at the facility this morning to put him on notice that the $2200. gas bill belongs to the town of Mashpee, not Triple A. He returned in the afternoon with a request to talk and was told to leave. and talk to the committee. Mr. Vi rg i 1 i o stated he would not talk to Mr. Cohen unless the committee, town counsel and the architect are present, Mr. Re pointed out the committee was advised by Ellis Laycock several times when the question of heat was raised that the bill was Triple A's. The committee was advised Scannell will be available to talk to the committee and has a report on the water quality at various levels. The level at which the sodium was reduced was too shallow to guarantee the quantity required. Mr. Virgilio agreed to arrange for Scannell to be at the next meeting. Chester Brown reported he had contacted the Culligan Co. with regard to an Ion exchange system where metals are removed but would not correct the sodium problem. A proposal should be in hand by next meeting. Cost i s estimated at $1700. installed. A separate proposal will be furnished for equipment to deal with the sodium.