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• Height of the ceiling for basement use is a concern. Placing cell blocks in the basement <br />requires at least 10 foot ceiling height. The current height is 8 ft. <br />• For locker use in the basement, it is recommended to have a higher floor to ceiling height <br />for ventilation. <br />• How best to preserve the amount of parking, changing the direction of the building and <br />use of the Hosmer House, (possibly relocating closer to Mass. Avenue), are all factors to <br />consider. Keeping the historic face of the building as well. <br />• The existing building will not meet code. <br />• Per the Historic Districts Commission, additions added to a historic building should be <br />scaled down in height from the original building. <br />• Sallyport and Prisoner areas would all be kept on one side of the building. <br />• The option presented for Mass. Avenue has not lost any parking count. <br />• Training room would have a separate secure access for possible public use. <br />• The 2nd floor would house administration, investigation and an evidence room. <br />173 Bedford Street Option <br />• Tear down existing building on the site, and build a new Police Station. <br />• Lower level would house lockers, fitness center, computer equipment, armory, and locker <br />rooms. <br />• PBC asked how the square footage compares. It was stated 173 Bedford is a little <br />smaller, looking to send out options for costing. <br />• Officer Mazerall commented he feels the current location works best for access. Better <br />operational location with traffic and existing radio tower. Being close to the town center <br />benefits the public. Officer Mazerall also commented on the need to have some under <br />cover parking for cruisers. New concepts would also need to factor in some type of <br />storage for trailers and bikes. <br />• PBC asked if one Sallyport is enough. Tecton informed the committee that he has <br />designed stations with two Sallyports; with one side doubling as storage. <br />• DPF stated that Board of Selectman (BOS) will be looking for more information, (pros and <br />cons, cost ect..), on the proposed locations. The meeting is scheduled for March 10tH <br />Potential PBC meeting on March 9th to review. <br />• PBC inquired as to whether the Selectmen's decision will be based more on cost and <br />location, and not from a construction/design decision. <br />• DPF stated a final report will be worked on after the March 10th meeting. March 20th the <br />BOS discusses all major capital projects. Cost for the Fire Station Design, Lexington <br />Children's Program and Hasting Elementary are the three major projects for approval. A <br />debt exclusion vote will be needed. The fourth major project being Police. <br />• PBC asked what would happen if the Police station relocates. <br />• DPF informed the committee the School Department will be looking at vacant sites for <br />use. School Administration needs to move out of Harrington. <br />Motion to adjourn was made and seconded: Meeting adjourned at 8:30pm. - APPROVED <br />PBC Meeting 02.16.17 4 <br />
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