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CAPITAL EXPENDITURES COMMITTEE REPORT TO THE 2022 ANNUAL TOWN MEETING (ATM) & SPECIAL TOWN MEETING (STM) 2022-1 & Anticipated -2
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CAPITAL EXPENDITURES COMMITTEE REPORT TO 2022 ATM& STMs 2022-1 & -2 <br /> starting in the spring of 2021 and ending in the fall of 2022. The 2021 work is now complete and the <br /> DPW reports the project at this point is on schedule and within budget. <br /> DPW Equipment <br /> DPW currently has 146 pieces of significant equipment (including vehicles). The current <br /> equipment—replacement value is approximately $10 million and includes pick-up and dump trucks, <br /> construction vehicles, and specialized equipment including pumps, rollers, sprayers, and mowers. <br /> Replacement intervals vary from 5 to 20 years and are based upon manufacturers' recommendations and <br /> DPW experience. Most of these vehicles have individual acquisition costs more than $25,000; therefore, <br /> their replacement would normally be characterized as Capital and subject to this Committee's review. <br /> DPW has developed a well-conceived program, which includes annual updates produced by Division <br /> Superintendents, with review by the Manager of Operations and Department of Public Works Director. <br /> This program replaces older, less fuel-efficient, and high-maintenance equipment with standard, <br /> off—the—shelf, vehicles and equipment that will last longer and cost less to maintain and operate. (The <br /> Department is beginning to transition some of its light-duty,non-emergency vehicles to hybrid or electric; <br /> much of its heavy-duty or continuous-use equipment is not yet available in battery-powered alternatives.) <br /> Automobile replacement and all equipment with individual acquisition costs under $25,000 are funded <br /> with operating funds. The current 5-year equipment-replacement schedule projects annual costs of around <br /> $1.5 million per year. For the FY2023 funding request, see Article 12(g). <br /> 28 <br />
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