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01/29/1997
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rt .t <br /> Joint Meeting - school Committee, Board of selectmen, Finance Committee <br /> January 29, 199 - Page 2 <br /> Dr. DeMoura presented documentation outlining these , expenses which <br /> included payroll costs, renting ofteats placed outside the middle school for the <br /> displaced students to eat lunch, -cleaning expenses, bus transportation for <br /> sports-shuttles, and general school equipment expenses. <br /> Dr. DeMoura explained that currently, there is a $57,000 fef felt, however, an <br /> additional $8,000 is anticipated to be spent due to the delayed opening. <br /> Finance Committee Chairman Golub questioned since the contractor has paid <br /> several months of electrical costs, what happened to the $85,000 that was' <br /> originally budgeted for utilities at the high school? Dr. DeMoura said electricity <br /> costs have becn higher than anticipated and are approximately $16,000 per <br /> month. He noted that as of January 13, 1997, the school Department is <br /> responsible to pay the electric bills and with six months remaining in the <br /> school year, that total amount will exceed the $84,000 already budgeted. <br /> Mr. Golub said that the real problem was not the reimbursement of the <br /> $65,000 but rather a budgeting problem from the beginning. Dr. DeMoura <br /> countered saying the school Committee could not have foreseen the -costs <br /> associated with the delayed opening when the FY97 budget was prepared. <br /> After more discussion between Dir: DeMoura and Mr. Golub, Mrs. Mills said <br /> whether the issue was a budgeting problem or not the $65,000 has to cone <br /> from somewhere. <br /> Dr. DeMoura stressed that it would become necessary for the school <br /> Department to make drastic changes/cuts to the school budget if the $65,000 <br /> is not approved by the townspeople-in May. <br /> Mr. Dinizio said the $65,000' deficit is not caused by the school Department <br /> but by the contractor. He also :said the contractor has been declared in <br /> default, the issues have been documented and the $65,000 should be recouped <br /> y the Town. Mr. Golub disagreed -with Mr. Dinizio's analysis and, once again, <br /> said it was a budgeting issue. 1I . Dinizio vent on to say things did not get <br /> done that had to,get done, i.e., three extra days for teachers and cleaning. <br /> Mrs. Caffrn asked to have town counsel review the verbiage of the article as <br /> presented. <br />
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