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r <br /> 5 <br /> } On Manua �'�� <br /> January ret with the entire subcommittee to go over the results of the <br /> first meeting. Stewart joined us at that meeting and offered further comments <br /> about proposed reductions. He pointed out that some of the areas that the <br /> subcommittee thought could be reduced were against the building code or would <br /> not result in any significant savings. Joyce concluded the meeting by asking <br /> Stewart to prepare three floor plans and their related cost estimates for a meeting <br /> of the full committee on January 22nd. Stewart prepared a 20,800 SF plan, based � <br /> on the grant submission, reduced by %, a 15,500 SF two-story building and a <br /> 142665 SF single story building. The price differential in the two smaller buildings • <br /> come from wood framing versus steel fanning in the single story and a smaller <br /> footprint in that building because of less unassigned space needed elevator and <br /> stairwells). Stewart distributed price comparisons, ofthe three buildl g . The <br /> 26,666 building requires the least amount of town funding because of the grant <br /> money. The town would ld need an additional $2,000,409 from Town Meeting. The <br /> single story building is $371$000 more expensive and the smaller two-story <br /> building would require an extra rilfion dollars more than the grant building. <br /> The committee was allowed to ask Stewart questions but no public comments <br /> were taken. The committee will meet again on February 6th to review the options <br /> Stewart presented. The Falmouth Enterprise covered the meeting in the January <br /> 26th edition. It was a very well balanced account to the meeting. <br /> t <br /> 5 <br />