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2. ADJOURNMENT <br /> The Budget Hearing item being completed,the School Committee took the following vote: <br /> ACTION 2017#1 <br /> Moved(Spalding)and seconded(O'Connor) <br /> To adjourn the FY 18 Budget Hearing at 7:00 PM <br /> VOTE: <br /> Members in room at time of vote: 11 (Absent: Wayland,Lancaster,Weston,Arlington, Sudbury) <br /> Weighted Vote present: 59.03% <br /> Weight needed: 29.52% <br /> Names of towns opposing or abstaining:None <br /> Final percentage results of vote: 59.03% <br /> Final status of the vote: Passed Unanimously <br /> REGULAR MEETING <br /> 1. CALL TO ORDER: OPEN SESSION <br /> The Chair called the Regular Meeting to order at 7:00 PM. <br /> 2. STUDENT REPORT <br /> There was no Student Report. <br /> 3. SCHOOL BUILDING COMMITTEE REPORT <br /> a. Update on Design Process,Ford Spalding <br /> Mr. Spalding invited the guest speakers to sit at the front of the table, introducing MaryAnn Williams, <br /> Skanska, and the Gilbane Team including Joanna Kripp,Walter Kincaid, and Tripp McElroy. He then <br /> gave a summary on the status of the design process,referencing materials included in the packet on <br /> meetings that have been held,the next round of renderings, and the budget estimates. He commended <br /> staff who have been phenomenal as the process continues. He noted the involvement with the <br /> Preservation Area Lab of Rhode Island,which will be looking at the site for artifacts, and commended the <br /> Superintendent for his serious involvement with the National Parks to address this upfront, and he noted <br /> the involvement with Lincoln,Lexington,and Hanscom with regard to permitting. <br /> b. Update on Construction Manager at Risk Selection Process,MaryAnn Williams,Skanska <br /> MaryAnn Williams gave a comprehensive overview of the Construction Manager at Risk Selection <br /> process, from the Request for Qualifications to the interviews and selection of Gilbane Building <br /> Company,that stood out as the most advantageous firm to recommend to the School Building Committee <br /> in order to commence negotiations. She commended their capacity as a seasoned team with experience <br /> both with a project of this scale and with Ch. 74 programming, and also commended their creative <br /> thinking. <br /> c. Presentation by Gilbane Building Company, Walter Kincaid and Joanna Kripp <br /> Gilbane Team members then gave a presentation,highlighting the scope of work by the Gilbane Building <br /> Company,the skills and experience of members who will be working on the project,and the anticipated <br /> schedule from Spring,2017 through to occupation of the building in Fall,2019. They also described <br /> anticipated demolition of the current site from the Fall,2019 to the Summer of 2020,when they will be <br /> done. They emphasized that they like to build schools. They described their interest in supporting the <br /> academics, supporting the students to get experience onsite in the real-time laboratory,they spoke of the <br /> passion everyone on the team has for what they do, and they discussed the value of professional skills <br /> development for girls in the trades and Gilbane's advancement efforts within their organization. They <br /> also addressed that the learning happens organically and automatically in this kind of environment. The <br /> project is the core curriculum, and it is a source of employment,given the need for good trades people. <br /> The current intern at Kaestle Boos,who was a student at Minuteman,was cited as an example of this <br /> collaboration. <br /> 2 <br />