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10/17/2018 AC Minutes <br /> agreed that including it in this Committee's report would be informative for Town <br /> Meeting, but because of its length, an Executive Summary was advisable. Mr. Levine <br /> and Mr. Nichols agreed to refine their report, taking members' comments into <br /> consideration. A vote was deferred. <br /> 4. Budget Summit and FY2020-2014 Capital Improvement Plan: Ms. Kosnoff reported that <br /> she will provide information regarding fiscal indicators and the total debt at the October 22 <br /> Budget Summit. The School Department plans to discuss school enrollment. <br /> Ms. Kosnoff reiterated that town departments recently submitted requests for$70.0-75.0 million <br /> in capital improvement projects, which will be posted on-line on Friday. New projects include <br /> the Minuteman Tech athletic facilities, referenced above, the high school indoor track, which is <br /> disintegrating, and a Police Department indoor firing range. The firing range could involve <br /> revenue sharing. Additionally, the program for replacing water infrastructure needs to be <br /> accelerated, which would impact water/sewer rates. <br /> 5. Liaisons for New Committees: Mr. Bartenstein reported that two new committees had been <br /> established and this Committee had been invited to appoint liaisons to them, if desired. <br /> • Ad hoc Crematory Study Committee: Mr. Padaki agreed to serve as liaison if the <br /> meeting schedule is compatible for him. He said that his Hindu background would <br /> provide insight into the issues, but he would be unbiased, representing this Committee <br /> and its need to understand the financial implications. If scheduling issues preclude his <br /> attendance, Mr. Michelson and Mr. Neumeier agreed to serve in this capacity. <br /> • Ad hoc Special Permit Residential Development Zoning Bylaw Amendment Committee: <br /> It was agreed that this Committee would not assign a liaison unless it is determined that <br /> there are financial implications. <br /> 6. Minutes: A motion was made and seconded to approve the October 2, 2018 minutes, with edits <br /> proposed by Mr. Bartenstein. The motion passed. VOTE: 8-0 <br /> The meeting adjourned at 9:43 p.m. <br /> Respectfully submitted, <br /> Sara Arnold, Recording Secretary <br /> Approved: November 1, 2018 <br /> Exhibits <br /> • Agenda, posted by Mr. Bartenstein, Chair <br /> • STM 2018-1 AC Report Planner as of 10-17-18 (Updated) <br /> • Draft material for Article 9: Amend Zoning Bylaw-55 & 56 Watertown Street 2018-10-02, <br /> presented by Mr. Levine and Mr. Nichols, 10/17/2018 <br /> 4 <br />
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