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Board of Selectmen Minutes March 12,2001 Page Five. I C1P Discussion(continued) Public Works—6 items-Replace 1972 road grader(yr 3 of 3)at$25,000; 2 %yd Mild. Loader(yr 2 of 3)at$5,900; 1 ton dump truck at$50,000(delete-rep 94);4 wd pickups (2) (rep 94)at$66,000; 4 wd truck(rep 91)at $32,000;replace DPW roof at$25,000. Discussion followed with Greg Taylor regarding how many trucks in the department. Mr.Taylor explained there are 16 trucks for 17 employees and 21 employees in the summer. He explained how the trucks are used. They are replacing trucks on a 7-year basis as they have been doing.for the past ten years so they have vehicles in good working order. Selectmen approved, The Town Administrator brought to the Board's attention a number of building projects the C1P Committee is in need of additional guidance and direction. School—5 items. KC Coombs parking lot at$25,000 for engineering funds to redesign the parking lot. Quashnet School at$50,000 for sidewalk and curbs. SPED Van—3-year lease at$15,000. Personal Computers(200)at$100,000. The Town Administrator explained the issue on personal computers for$100,000 each year for 2 years. The School Department has over 500 personal computers purchased at the same time when they built the high school, which were partially funded by the State. Every single personal computer needs replacement. The C1P Committee is proposing to provide some seed money to address the problem the school is facing this year and get a jump-start on replacing the computers. Chair Leveille asked if the School Department had an analyst come in to evaluate the computers or if they have done it on their own and would they be amenable to having an outside consultant come in. The BOS agreed that when the School Committee comes in they would ask them to bring their data person with them. Quashnet School Kitchen at$25,000—replacement of a walk-in refrigerator. The Town Administrator spoke with the Superintendent and lie would like to address the Selectmen on the capital issues but could not be at the meeting. Public Comment: None at this time. Mash a Commons—Liquor License Cap: John Renz,Vice President,Mashpee Commons-Limited Partnership. Mr.Renz informed the BOS that the Gone Tomatoes restaurant is gone. He has received a lot of interest in the space but only if they can get a full liquor license and there are none available at this time. They will convert the old CVS into two spaces and one restaurant is interested but wants a full liquor license. After that they will introduce one or two more restaurants to the Commons but no one is interested unless they have a full liquor license. i