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August 9, 2010 <br />A "summit" meeting with the Community Preservation Committee to discuss <br />CPA policy has been tentatively scheduled for Wednesday, September 29 but Susan <br />McLeish reported that the Board of Selectmen may want to accelerate it. <br />Joe Pato and Al Levine reported on the status of their review of health benefit <br />subscription and cost issues and a recent meeting with Carl Valente and Denise Casey. <br />Some progress has been made but there is a good deal more to be done and work on this <br />issue will likely continue up until the next annual town meeting. <br />Al Levine reported on a meeting of the Permanent Building Committee that he <br />attended on June 27. A presentation was made by the architects hired to study the <br />building needs of the police and fire departments, which are considerable. The PBC will <br />be making a report on these issues to the Board of Selectmen in September. Alan <br />commented that the Town will face an enormous challenge in prioritizing and funding the <br />large number of capital needs that have been identified, including not only the police and <br />fire stations but also the high school, several elementary schools, and a new senior center, <br />all of which would require debt exclusions. This will require a great deal of discussion <br />and will be a long process. <br />The meeting concluded with a brief discussion of agenda items for the next <br />meeting, which is scheduled for Monday, August 23. <br />The meeting was adjourned at 9:40 p.m. <br />A list of documents and other exhibits used at the meeting is attached. <br />Respectfully submitted, <br />John Bartenstein <br />Approved August 26, 2010 <br />-3- <br />