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Lexington Permanent Building Committee 13 September 2012 <br />4.0 Bridge & Bowman Renovation Projects <br />4.26 Roof Top Unit screening <br />11/2/11 <br />It was reported that the roof top hvac equipment would be larger than originally anticipated and could be 18 inches to 2 feet taller. <br />There was some concern expressed over the aesthetics of the larger units and the overall view of the school to the public, <br />notwithstanding any sound abatement concerns. Various options for screening and placement of support structure for future <br />screening were discussed. Currently six units suspected of a need for screening based on sound abatement were modified to include <br />roof reinforcing for future screen panels. It was discussed to increase this count to 10 to include units where screens may be desired <br />for aesthetics as well; however this motion was not acted upon, leaving just the original 6 locations <br />12/8/11 <br />This issue was again discussed and the PBC elected to request a unit price be added to the bid submission for adding the steel <br />support to other RTU locations if the town elected to do so during construction. <br />1/19/12 <br />Initial feedback from architect was that they did not want to include a unit price for additional RTU locations, but they later agreed <br />to do so. <br />6/28/12 <br />DPC discussion cost for additional superstructure improvements for additional screening at roof top equipment cost $35,000. <br />Discussion on schedule impact, cheaper now than later, other cost items are out there, abatement elbows +/- $70,000 claim was <br />submitted but denied. <br />Motion to approve structural support for 1 additional roof top unit screen not to exceed $35,000 with no change in duration. <br />Motion: Phil Coleman 2 Carl Oldenburg Vote: 6 -0 <br />4.32 Update <br />6/14/12 <br />Design Partnership provided update on status of Bridge Bowman project. Ductwork is ahead of schedule. Concrete is 1 day <br />behind but looks okay. Schedule submitted to PBC. Wires tight to the deck should be relocated. Submittals flowing well but for <br />the most part nothing concerning. <br />* *TLT targeting completely all work in phase 1B by end of summer instead of dragging over into school year. TILT to review phase <br />1 turnover areas 1- 6/26, 2- 6/27, 3 — 6/28. Roof all scheduled for this summer. <br />Motion to approve CO #4 in the amount of $36,882. <br />Motion: Phil Coleman 2 Jen Vogelzang Vote: 6 -0 <br />PBC asked for a better schedule update at next meeting, any items that might be held up and to have Dave and Butch from TILT <br />to return, and confirm no change in duration. <br />4.33 Update <br />7/12/12 <br />Motion to approve application for payment # 4 to TILT Construction Contract in the amount of $1,476,911.68. <br />Motion: Eric Brown 2 Carl Oldenburg Vote: 5 -0 <br />Motion to approve Change Order No. 5 of the TILT Construction Contract in the amount of $46,053.00. <br />Motion: Eric Brown 2 Carl Oldenburg Vote: 5 -0 <br />Motion to approve PCO /COR #59, 65, 67 and 33 which total $45,312.00 and for them to be incorporated into Change Order # 6 to <br />the TILT Construction Contract, <br />Motion: Eric Brown 2 Carl Oldenburg Vote: 5 -0 <br />Design Partnership provided update on status of Bridge Bowman project. Work inside progressing. Demo sub was slow and TILT <br />supplemented forces. DPC is documenting facts to position us well in case of a claim. TILT was to be at meeting tonight but could <br />not make it. Steel contractor backed out and TILT is signing with a new vendor. Boiler plant +/- 20 days behind schedule. <br />Recovery schedule by next Wednesday (7/18/12). Mason Starts 7/16/12 for boiler room walls. <br />Page 2 of 8 <br />