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i y <br /> L <br /> Selectman Garland stated .that he finally was able to get in <br /> touch 'with Peckham in regards to repairing the lights. Peckham <br /> stated that Fe l louri.s told h i m to bill us , and we would bill him. <br /> Glenn says that -Bruce has told him that we can take the $500, 00 <br /> that we have in escrow for Michaeljohn and pay Peckham out of <br /> that, <br /> 'down Counsel asked if Fellouris is agreeable to this. <br /> Selectman Garland responded that he has verbally indicated that <br /> to Mr, lie r i h . <br /> Selectman Garland stated that a lady frorn the state ,Department <br /> of Public Health was over there, and in examining the lock-ups <br /> there are two lights o,ut one in each one, which means you can I t <br /> use thea. There has been a complaint filed for insufficient <br /> ventilation and according to the plans and specifications , it <br /> calls for 100 cfm of l00% air. Apparently, it appears that <br /> because of cost, the air conditioning coils were left out and <br /> what they are doing is dragging in -aH-d air. when its up to <br /> 85, this is what' s being blown into those cells. The Deputy Chief <br /> made an investigation and on 8/6/80 at 2200 it was 80 in the <br /> juvenile maintenance cell - the booting room was 8 , on Thursday <br /> at 1400 it was 82 and the booking room was 85 and on Friday in <br /> cells Al and A2 it was 85 , It is also my opinion, limited but <br /> still my opinion, that both the intake and exhaust duc"ts .are <br /> located in approximately the same location which they should not <br /> be and I have an idea you may be getting short-circuited, because <br /> its being blown in and out the otherside without ever reaching <br /> parts of. that room. The same thing is going to crop up. when the <br /> temperature reaches the 30s . There is heat in there, but until <br /> that system is activated, and bear in mind that was the problem <br /> with the thermostat being remotely located in the Chief' s office, <br /> it is still a problem, Corrective steps were suppose to be <br /> taken - possibly in lieu of the thermostat, a simple off and on <br /> switch was to be located in the dispatcher' s office and a simple <br /> thermostat in the cell area., <br /> Town Counsel asked why the coil was eliminated. <br /> Selectman Garland responded apparently the cost. <br /> Town Counsel stated than it has to be put back in. <br /> Chairman responded that Town Fleeting eliminated it and we are <br /> going to have to do something because as selectman Garland has <br /> pointed out their are certain health requirements that we have <br /> to meet. <br /> I _ <br /> Selectman Garland stated that in regards to the thermostat, <br /> Capital Systems would do it and we will have to pay for it. <br /> The plans and drawings specifically indicate that where it is <br /> now is improper. <br /> Town Counsel asked if each cell is individually vented. <br /> � _ <br />