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CAPITAL EXPENDITURES COMMITTEE REPORT TO SEPTEMBER 21, 2016, STM 2016 -5 <br />that the existing building be renovated and expanded. In the subsequent six years, the force and its <br />equipment, evidence - retention requirements, dispatch, and technology have all grown. The space required <br />to conduct those expanded operations as well as to create welcoming space, encouraging open and <br />positive relationships between the community and the police, was not included in the allocations <br />considered in the prior reports. In 2013, the Ad Hoc Town -wide Facilities Master Planning Committee <br />issued its final report, recommending that the current Police Station be replaced with a new facility, and <br />recommended the Town "Review sites, including a Bedford Street site, as well as review of options at the <br />current site." <br />This request would fund an update to the space -needs studies done in the past as well as an analysis of <br />where best to fit those needs. The deliverables under this effort would provide conceptual designs and <br />estimates. The funding would be available from the now - projected revenue in excess of that in the <br />FY2017 budget as approved at the 2016 ATM. (See the discussion under Article 7 for details of that <br />revenue increase and all of the proposed uses of it.) <br />Article 6: AMEND FY2017 <br />OPERATING, <br />ENTERPRISE FUND <br />AND COMMUNITY <br />PRESERVATION <br />BUDGETS <br />Fund <br />Authorization <br />Requested <br />Funding <br />Source <br />Committee Recommends <br />$40,000 <br />CPF (Undesignated <br />Fund Balance) <br />Approval (5 -0) <br />"To see if the Town will vote to make supplementary appropriations, to be used in conjunction with money <br />appropriated under Articles 4, 5 and 8 of the warrant for the 2016 Annual Town Meeting, to be used during <br />the current fiscal year, or make any other adjustments to the current fiscal year budgets and appropriations <br />that may be necessary; to determine whether the money shall be provided by the tax levy, by transfer from <br />available funds, from Community Preservation funds or by any combination of these methods; or act in any <br />other manner in relation thereto." <br />"DESCRIPTION: This article allows an adjustment to the current fiscal year (FY2017) appropriations <br />as approved at the 2016 Annual Town Meeting." <br />[Town Warrant] <br />Of the actions expected in the Motion under this Article, there is only one on which this Committee <br />reports: The Community Preservation Budget. That would be to appropriate the requested, additional, sum <br />to the Community Preservation Fund (CPF) debt service in order to retire the $40,000 bond anticipation note <br />(BAN) issued in June for short-term financing of the Community Center project. The BAN is due in <br />February 2017, and because there is enough cash available in the CPF, the BAN can be retired then rather <br />than being converted to a longer -term Note (with the attendant interest expense over its life). Under <br />Article 8(p) of the 2016 ATM, $3,289,721 was appropriated for FY2017 CPF Debt Service; approval of this <br />Article 6 would raise the total to $3,329,721 which also includes the funds needed to pay the $548.89 <br />interest due on the retiring of the BAN. <br />Article 7: ESTABLISH <br />AND APPROPRIATE <br />TO AND FROM <br />SPECIFIED <br />STABILIZATION <br />FUNDS <br />Fund <br />Authorization <br />Requested <br />Funding <br />Source <br />Committee Recommends <br />$1,878,771 <br />GF (Cash) <br />Approval (4 -0) <br />"To see if the Town will vote to create, amend, rename and/or appropriate sums of money to and from <br />Stabilization Funds in accordance with Section 5B of Chapter 40 of the Massachusetts General Laws for the <br />8 <br />
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