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August 23, 2010 <br />After soliciting and receiving several bids (the state's Division of Capital Asset <br />Management (DCAM) granted the Town a waiver of the public bidding laws to allow the <br />solicitation of bids on short notice), the Facilities Department selected a company called <br />LVI Services, Inc. to do the necessary remediation work. LVI is considered well <br />qualified to do this work and its bid was reasonable and competitive. Mr. Goddard said <br />that if work commenced immediately, LVI should be able to complete the project, by <br />working double shifts but without overtime, in time for the start of school the following <br />week. The Town would continue to engage EH &E to supervise the work and to conduct <br />follow -up testing. <br />Mr. Goddard circulated a spreadsheet showing that amounts previously <br />appropriated in FY2010 for building envelope work would cover some of the cost, but <br />would not be sufficient to fund the complete project. The additional estimated amount <br />required is $138,305. To allow for contingencies, Mr. Goddard and the Town Manager <br />sought a draw on the Reserve Fund of $150,000. This draw would reduce the originally <br />appropriated balance of $550,000 in the Reserve Fund to $400,000. <br />Committee members posed a number of follow -up questions about the history and <br />nature of the problem, remediation alternatives, the proposed expenditure, and further <br />steps that might be taken if the LVI remediation work does not solve the problem. Mr. <br />Goddard noted that this type of remediation work had previously been done successfully <br />in other buildings. After discussion, the Committee voted unanimously (7 -0) "to approve <br />the transfer of $150,000 from the FY2011 Reserve Fund to the Public Facilities operating <br />budget to fund the extraordinary and unforeseen expenses necessary to remediate school <br />building contamination with PCB - containing materials." <br />2. Miscellaneous. There was a very brief discussion of scheduling. The <br />Committee will hold its next regular meeting on Thursday, August 26, 2010 at 7:30 p.m. <br />The Chair will prepare and post an agenda. <br />The meeting was adjourned at 8:17 p.m. <br />A list of documents and other exhibits used at the meeting is attached. <br />Respectfully submitted, <br />John Bartenstein <br />Approved September 22, 2010 <br />-2- <br />
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