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<br />It was asked if the color coding of the org charts would be explained to the recipients. It was stated that the <br />colors came from a meeting to break it into three separate slides and explain what the gray, blue, and green <br />presented. Mike stated it would be made clear what the colors mean prior to sending the document out. It was <br />suggested to include dates on documents sent out. It was explained that the blue represented individuals with <br />design input for the project. It was discussed that the document must be revised and labeled in a working group. <br /> <br />The draft schedule was presented. The forming of the team will be throughout 2023; the feasibility study will go <br />far into 2024; there will then be a four-month MSBA approval process, a vote, 114 workdays for design <br />development, a bidding process that will begin in 2027, Phase 1 construction completed before the end of 2028, <br />followed by Phase 2 construction. The first students would move in December 2028 if everything remained on <br />schedule. <br /> <br />It was asked if the two months for commissioning was typical for school projects, and it was stated that the flush- <br />out was intended to get everything out of the building, and it may take two months, but the amount of time may <br />change. In the town meeting next week, there will be an update about this information. It was also recommended <br />to hire a third-party estimator. <br /> <br />Mike reported $8 million in funding for the fiscal year 2025 and $12 million for the fiscal year 2026. It was asked if <br />there was a problem sharing attachment A in its draft form. Jill will be emailed and asked if it is okay to share it. It <br />was asked when the draft could be ratified with the select board. Jon stated it should be done soon, but adding a <br />sentence to the design policy needs to be worked out. It should be ready by the next meeting. <br /> <br />Wendy suggested that further revisions to be shared should be dated. <br /> <br />For the integrated building design, it was decided to add an eighth bullet item that “the consultant shall prepare a <br />work plan consistent with attachment B.” In addition, it was decided to change bullet two under policy revisions <br />and updates to “This policy and its attachments” and to add “as well as stakeholder coordination, project <br />management, and budget and schedule control” to the end of the second bullet point. <br /> <br />Chuck moved to recommend the revised policy to the selected board and SLC., but it was decided that A draft <br />will be shared with Todd and his group and to have a joint meeting on March 21st at 6 pm via Zoom prior to <br />making a motion to approve and sending it to the boards. It was asked for clean versions of the documents to be <br />sent on Friday, March 17th at the latest. The subcommittee will work on attachment B. <br /> <br />Motion to adjourn, all approved. <br /> <br />Next meeting 4/9/23 <br />
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