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The CPC voted in a straw poll (6-2-1) to support the project (votes were recorded in <br /> a roll call) but asked that Ms. Battite return with additional information, including <br /> more detailed cost savings. <br /> Ms. Battite also presented the request for $2,829,000 in CPA funding for the Center <br /> Track and Field Reconstruction. A new hybrid playing surface is planned for the <br /> athletic field within the track but CPA funds will only be used for the track <br /> construction since the hybrid contains partially synthetic material. The Committee <br /> again expressed concern due to the potential for a new high school to be built on <br /> the site. There was discussion about whether the project could proceed on a smaller <br /> scale to address some of the immediate safety issues. Ms. Battite advised that the <br /> DPW was examining the track's existing sub-surface to determine if it could support <br /> a new surface. After additional discussion, the CPC decided not to issue a straw vote <br /> since it required additional information from Ms. Battite before making a decision. <br /> Ms. Battite also requested $75,000 for a feasibility study for renovations to the Old <br /> Reservoir bathhouse. She advised that this request is new to the capital budget due <br /> to the recommendations in the recently completed Recreation Facilities and ADA <br /> Compliance Study. The Commission on Disability also identified the bathhouse as its <br /> number one priority. She explained that the building is small so it's expected that <br /> the design and engineering documents will be included as part of the FY19 request. <br /> A subsequent FY20 request for construction is anticipated. The CPC voted in a straw <br /> poll (9-0) to support the project. The votes were recorded in a roll call. <br /> 3) After a motion duly made and seconded, the CPC voted (9-0) to approve the minutes <br /> from the meeting on November 30, 2017 as submitted. The votes were recorded in <br /> a roll call. <br /> The CPC also briefly discussed the 2017 Needs Assessment Report and the upcoming <br /> public hearing. Ms. Mancini advised the Committee that Gerry Paul had recently <br /> withdrawn the application for a Senior Housing Feasibility Study. <br /> After a motion duly made and seconded, the meeting was adjourned at 4:32 PM. The <br /> votes were recorded in a roll call. <br /> The following documents were used at the meeting: <br /> 1) FY19 CIPs-#1056, #278, #1046 <br /> 2) Draft meeting minutes- 11.30.17 <br /> 2 <br />
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