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4/19/1994 SCHOOL - HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING COMMITTEE Minutes
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4/19/1994 SCHOOL - HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING COMMITTEE Minutes
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SCHOOL - HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING COMMITTEE
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04/19/1994
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September 1996 . ** <br /> The school Committee has to come to a decision about what students will be <br /> at the High School in Sept . 1996 . <br /> Janice i l l s said the school committee will be addressing that shortly . <br /> Both the Architect and Project Manager have said the school can be open for <br /> Sept . 1996 . <br /> -Schedule for Permitting : Mr . Fournier explained the first step is a form <br /> which goes to the DEP. If they want further study, then we go from there . <br /> Selectmen Mills mentioned to Peter that DEP and Trout Unlimited should be <br /> notified , The town has a letter from the Executive office of Environmental <br /> Affairs . Paul suggested when the Project Manager gets on board , they can <br /> then begin to respond to these letters . r . Fournier will provide a <br /> timeline schedule, anticipating the time frame of when these things will <br /> happen . <br /> Peter asked him to be sure Trout Unlimited is contacted as well as Waquolt <br /> Bay (WEBNFP ) . <br /> The committee suggested sA write an introductory letter to all of the <br /> boards and agencies which may be involved/effected by the project <br /> Conservation Commission , Board of Health , cape cod Commission , Tribal <br /> Council , Historical commission , etc. <br /> Bob wh r i tenou r said it would be beneficial for the project as a whole , when <br /> it cores to the local process, to do the coordinating through Bill Hauck , <br /> Building Inspector . It will pay to have someone working directly for the <br /> town to help reduce some of the time and effort for the Committee and the <br /> krchitect. <br /> Paul suggested having a meeting of all department heads to discuss what <br /> they expect and Bear what they need to expedite the process . <br /> Bill Hauck suggested the meeting would be most effective when the work is <br /> in the preliminary drawing stage, <br /> Peter said these people will need to know when something i's required of <br /> them* we must be sure everyone is brought into the process early . <br /> Bob whri tenour said Bill Hauck can work directly with the town boards to be <br /> sure everyone is communicating <br /> Swimming Pool : Peter said the Committee has discussed building the school <br /> to the formula without the pool , if the community wants i t, it will be paid <br /> for 100% no reimbursementY. <br /> Paul suggested keeping the pool in the program. If you don ' t put it in now, <br /> and you deliver the savings first, people will never want to put it back <br /> in- they will have taken the savings to the bank . <br /> How has SMMA handled this in the past with other communities? <br /> Mr . Fournier said many schools both sA and Perkins and w1411 have done <br /> have had pools. It is usually part of the educational program and they get <br /> some state reimbursement for i t. Where the budget has been tight, <br /> communities have considered i t as an alternative to the bid and then make <br /> their decision on which way to proceed . <br /> MMA can do an estimate for the cost of the pool . They can discuss material <br /> choices and costs and can do a cost analysis on both the construction and <br /> pe r at i on <br /> 3 <br />
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