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CAPITAL EXPENDITURES COMMITTEE REPORT TO 2018 ATM(incorporating Updates&Errata) <br /> Project Description Amount Funding Committee Recommends <br /> Requested Source <br /> (d) Public Services Building GF (Free <br /> Vehicle Storage Area—Floor $157,000 Cash) Approval (6-0) <br /> Drainage System <br /> "Exposure to salt, grime and residual from petroleum products has caused deterioration of concrete <br /> around the floor drain system in the vehicle staging prep area in the Public Services Building. This <br /> FY2019 request includes the analysis, design and repair of the floor drain system. Once design is <br /> complete, the work will include the removal of the drain grates, selective demolition of the adjacent <br /> concrete, installation of new frames and gate, new concrete and sealing of the floor. The failed drainage <br /> grate system has become a hazard and could cause harm to employees walking and driving in and around <br /> the drain system. These repairs will help isolate the damage and preserve the remainder of the floor." <br /> (Brown Book XI-19) <br /> Project Description Amount Funding Committee Recommends <br /> Requested Source <br /> (e) Municipal Building Envelopes $198,893 GF (Cash) Approval (6-0) <br /> and Systems <br /> "This ongoing capital request, originally approved for funding in the 2006 Proposition 21/2 Override, <br /> includes repair/replacement projects for the maintenance and upgrade of municipal buildings and systems. <br /> The FY2019 request seeks $198,893 of funding for continued implementation of extraordinary repairs to <br /> the foundation and original drainage system of the Town Office Building. The Town Office Building <br /> experiences ongoing water infiltration issues in the basement level due to holes, voids and failed seals <br /> through the existing foundation walls. Conditions are further exacerbated by oversaturated soil from <br /> storm water run-off due to roof and site grading conditions. This project would secure the health of <br /> occupants who utilize the basement area and repair ongoing foundation deterioration." <br /> (Brown Book XI-19) <br /> Project Description Amount Committee <br /> Requested Funding Source Recommends <br /> (0 Community Center Campus $250,000 Recreation & <br /> Expansion—Design <br /> Community Disapproval(0-6) <br /> Programs <br /> EF (RE) <br /> "This FY2019 request is for the schematic design associated with the expansion of the Lexington <br /> Community Center campus and is the first phase of a proposed three-phased project. The Community <br /> Center opened its doors to the public on July 6, 2015 and during the first two years of operation the <br /> response from the community has exceeded the expectations as approximately 8,000-10,000 people come <br /> to the Community Center each month. With the support for and interest in the Community Center being <br /> so favorable, the current level of programming is at capacity for many of the service areas. The expansion <br /> will enable the Recreation Department to increase the current recreational program offerings and build on <br /> the strong foundation that has been established at the Community Center. <br /> "The schematic design phase will utilize the campus site plans that DiNisco Design provided the Town in <br /> August 2017, and will examine and determine the most appropriate location of the Community Center <br /> expansion. This phase will also identify the various features and amenities to be incorporated into the <br /> expansion including features such as a regulation size gymnasium, stage, cafeteria with a commercial <br /> kitchen, large multi-purpose rooms and locker rooms. With this expansion, the Community Center would <br /> be able to offer dynamic, versatile recreational programming for people of all ages and abilities." <br /> (Brown Book XI-19) <br /> 56 <br />