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03/04/1997
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i <br /> 3 <br /> Iver. V hfitenour noted that fir. Taylor also received$750,000 in money for complete 100% <br /> state resurfacing of Great Neck Road South. Mr.Taylor commented on this and noting the <br /> exact figure is$716,000. <br /> D.P.W.BudgetlFuel Pricing <br /> Mr. Golub questioned where vire stand on the business of fuel pricing--how we can minimize <br /> our expenses for fuel acquisition. The Finance Committee feels the whole process should b <br /> ore proactive. He suggested trying to get a station that would allow us to fuel 100%of the <br /> time while giving us pump price. Mr.Taylor noted that we use mostly diesel fuel. There was <br /> discussion among the Finance Committee,Mr. Taylor,and Mr. V nitenour concerning the <br /> fuel prices,the bidding process and prices, how much can be saved,and the availability of <br /> obtaining fuel. Mr. V hritenour stated that by Mate Law,you have to set up the bids so you <br /> can compare the differences. He noted that the standard way to measure petroleum prices is <br /> to measure it from the Boston general Commerce Tank Car prices plus an escalator. That is <br /> a way of setting a standard index plus a profit margin that you can quantify and compare. <br /> You have to put a type of an index plus a profit margin that you can track,compare,and <br /> quantify. You can thea compare bids and determine who is the lowest bid. He noted that <br /> pump Prices fluctuate which would not allow us t6 detennine who is low bidder and who is <br /> high bidder. <br /> D.P.W. Budget/Snow and lee <br /> I1rir. Taylor noted that last year,they returned to the town$84,000 on snow and ice and spent <br /> $221,000. Vere have been 16 events of snow/ice. Normal number of events is 22. <br /> Mr-Vhritenour noted that we try to keep the Snow and Ice Budget level funded every year. <br /> If the budget figure runs over,we augment it;if the budget figure comes under,we turn it <br /> back. <br /> . .w. udgetlor-ities <br /> Mr. Nutt questioned if the D.P.V . Initiatives are prioritized, 11rir.Taylor stated that the <br /> Initiatives are in priority,with the first initiative to maintain inflation being the overriding <br /> one. <br /> Capital Unprovement Prgg m: <br /> The Finance Committee reviewed the Fiscal Year 1998 Capin Improvement Program, <br /> Chairman's Report, cued February 14, 1997. <br /> As an overview and per a discussion with Mr. V hritenour,Mr. Golub noted that there is a <br /> very close tic between the budget for capital that comes out of the operating revenue of the <br /> town and the spending of funds that are bonded and spent over the years, such as the town <br /> hall, schools,etc. When the capital budget comes out,we set a budget number and we fail to <br /> take into consideration the budget for debt. When we make an analysis this year and going <br /> forward,those two items should be taken together so that we incur debt for infrastructure and <br /> capital improvement. It would be foolish to come up with the capital recommendation if we <br /> did not also include a recommendation for how much debt we should incur. So,as part o <br /> this capital budget,we can consider the debt and the new debt we are incurring, such as the <br /> debt amortization of town hall. <br />
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