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Economic Development: Its one CIP ( "Lexington Center Pocket Park & Alley Design <br />(Phase I of II) ") has not yet been presented to this Committee. The Committee just received <br />the revised CIP in which the scope has been reduced from 3 to 2 locations, the FY2014 <br />Design & Engineering (D &E) request has been slightly reduced, and the FY2015 <br />construction request has been significantly increased. Mr. Kanter heard the presentation to <br />the CPC and has reservations because it's public development on private property. The <br />other members deferred comment until they hear the presentation. <br />Fire: <br />Headquarters Fire Station Replacement: Awaiting the report of the Ad hoc Townwide <br />Facilities Master Planning Committee (AhTFMPC) —which isn't expected until this April. <br />East Lexington Fire Station Physical Fitness Room: The Committee reaffirmed its <br />request that this project be advanced from FY2016 funding to FY2014 funding. <br />Portable Radio Replacement: The Committee is looking for this to be coordinated as a <br />town -wide acquisition. <br />Truck Acquisition Policy — Capital versus Operating: The Fire Department has taken the <br />two forestry trucks (F1 & F2) off their capital schedule, but the Committee has seen that the <br />Department of Public Facilities (DPF) has kept their request for a 2 nd F -350 truck (primary <br />user anticipated to be for the plumber on its staff) on their capital schedule. The Committee <br />wants a better understanding of the truck - acquisition policy that leads to the apparently <br />divergent approaches. <br />Library: The Committee wants to know whether a Radio - Frequency Identification <br />(RFID) conversion program would have any relevance to the Schools libraries and, if so, is <br />there an opportunity do a joint project. The Committee wants any such program to be <br />funded with cash as it is services. <br />MIS: <br />The Committee reiterated that it believes a security /vulnerability audit by an <br />independent (3 rd ) party addressing all of the Town's information systems needs to be a very <br />high priority and urges that it be in the FY2014 budget —most likely the operating budget <br />because of the nature of that service. An outcome of that audit should include policies and <br />procedures manuals that, in turn, become part of a recurring educational program for all the <br />Town's municipal and schools employees. <br />Network Redundancy and Improvement Plan: The Committee needs an update to <br />make sure that the monies are really on target — including prompt funding for implementing <br />the results from the previously funded Public Safety Radio Connectivity Study. The <br />Committee does not believe that implementation is currently in the plan. <br />Police: Mr. Kanter does not believe the correction of the problems which the "Software <br />(Police & Fire /Emergency Medical Service (EMS)" project is to solve are being addressed <br />as promptly as needed. He wishes to know more about this matter from a National <br />perspective, rather than just a State perspective —and earlier than currently proposed <br />FY2017. The issue was deferred until the Police Department makes its scheduled <br />presentation to the Committee at its meeting next Tuesday. <br />Page 2 of 5 <br />