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After discussion, amotion was made and seconded to increase the spending limit forthe <br />Public Facilities Rental Revolving Fund from $275k to $350k and to raise the spending limit for <br />the Peg TV Revolving Fund from $400k to $430k. Vote: Approved 7-0-0. A copy of the final <br />minutes, upon approval, will be signed by the Chair and submitted to Mr. Addelson to document <br />the approval. The BoS has already approved the requested increases. <br /> <br />Estabrook Summit. <br />4.The Committee discussed the upcomingmeeting scheduled for <br />Tuesday, June 28, regarding the Estabrook School replacement project and the Bridge and <br />Bowman School renovation projects. It is anticipated that the Summit will address schedules, <br />funding plans, and potential debt exclusions. Topics to pursue at the meeting include project <br />timelines, votes and approvals, the role of the MSBA in these projects, andhow the Committee <br />may participate in the ongoing process. <br />Board of Selectmen Goal-Setting. <br />5.Glenn Parker advised that the Boardof Selectmen’s <br />annual goal-setting process would be commencing shortly and that the Selectmen had expressed <br />interest ininput from other boards and committees. The Committee identified the following <br />topics for possible consideration: <br />Facilities maintenance fund.Mr. Goddard, Director of Public Facilities, recently <br />presented to the CEC a request to move deferred maintenance to routine maintenance. <br />CEC has recommendations in four areas: transparency in capital planning, routine and <br />preventive vs. deferred maintenance, how allocations are done,andconsolidating some <br />phases of review for large projects (phases are feasibility, design,and build). <br />Planning for White House. Potential uses include school administration, community or <br />arts center, and police or fire.A question to be addressed is whether the use should be <br />resolved before expending any funds on renovations. <br />Land Use Planning. The Committee discussed the need for town-wide land useplanning <br />in general, the impact it could have, and the desirability of involvement bythe Planning <br />Board and the Economic Advisory Committee, as well as the need to complete the search <br />for a new Economic Development Officer. <br />Health insurance strategy. <br />Revisit economic development status and vision. <br />Master plan for buildings that are underutilized(including Munroe). <br />Investment in infrastructure,includingroadways. Sewer and water are well maintained <br />and have their own revenue. CPA was discussed as a potential source to support <br />infrastructure needs. <br />Long-term revenue planning. This would include identification of incremental revenue <br />anticipated from the wind-down of the Shire TIF and planning for its use. <br />2 <br /> <br />
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