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� ' TOWN OF LEXINGTON <br /> 775W <br /> .. <br /> Permanent Building Committee <br /> Permanent Members <br /> v APS Y" Co-Chairman: Jon Himmel&Co-Chairman Dick Perry <br /> INC PhilipColeman Charles Favazzo Carl Oldenburg, Peter Johnson <br /> g� <br /> Project Specific Members <br /> Clarke&Diamond Schools Hastings Elementary Fire Station Visitors Center LCP LCC <br /> Margaret Coppe Curt Barrentine Robert Cunha Joel Berman Teresa Hank <br /> Edwin Goodell Andrew Clarke Joseph Sirkovich Peter Kelly Wilson Manz <br /> April 11, 2019 <br /> Members Present: Jon Himmel, Phil Coleman, Carl Oldenburg, Dick Perry and Curt Barrentine (by <br /> phone) <br /> DPF Staff: Mike Cronin/Director of Public Facilities, Mark Barrett <br /> Guest in attendance who participated in the discussion <br /> Todd Rhodes and Dan Voss (sustainable Lexington) Jill Hai (BOS) Dave Kanter (CEC), Deepika <br /> Sawhney (SC) <br /> 6:00 - The meeting was called to order- 201 Bedford Street <br /> 1. Sustainability Policy discussion <br /> The most recent version of the policy and goals were reviewed along with an edited version of the <br /> LEED Lexington scoresheet (table)which included the 7 Lexington specific items. In general, there <br /> was much discussion over the purpose of the LEED Lexington scoresheet and its similarities to the <br /> policy goals and if it should substitute the goal sheet or be attached to the policy. The Policy itself <br /> was discussed as well and two edits were proposed. <br /> The first was to insert language into III Scope item 2, to put the Lexington issues foremost and <br /> lessen the LEED Silver requirement. See below. <br /> 2. To the extent possible, all renovations and new projects, undertaken by the Town should <br /> achieve a minimum, the LEED Silver standards inclusive of the attached LEED Lexington <br /> integrated building design goals and strive to achieve the LEED Silver standards at a minimum. <br /> The application for LEED certification can remain optional, subject to available funding and the <br /> discretion of the Elected Boards. The Elected Boards may choose to exempt certain building <br /> projects under their respective purview from these standards. <br /> The second item is an insertion in IV. Policy, items 4 and 5 to include 1) elected boards liaison <br /> responsibilities and 2) to stress the issue of cost and schedule with this process, see below. <br /> 5.At the end of every project phase (feasibility, schematic design, design development, <br /> construction documents, and construction), the project design team will prepare an end of <br /> Project Phase Report that addresses the design's adherence to or departure from approved <br /> scope, cost, schedule- and the Integrated Building Construction Goals as attached. - The <br /> Director of Public Facilities will submit this report for consideration to the Elected Board(s). <br /> 201 BEDFORD STREET• LEXINGTON, MASSACHUSETTS 02420 <br />
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