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<br />Minutes of the Community Preservation Committee <br /> Thursday, December 11, 2014 <br />Parker Room, Town Offices <br /> 1625 Massachusetts Avenue <br />2:00 pm <br />Committee Members Present: <br /> Marilyn Fenollosa, Chair; Richard Canale, Norman Cohen, David <br />Horton, Jeanne Krieger, Leo McSweeney, Bob Pressman and Sandy Shaw. <br />Absent: <br /> Dick Wolk, Vice-Chair <br />Administrative Assistant <br />: Nathalie Rice <br />Also in attendance were David Kanter, Vice-Chair of the Capital Expenditures Committee and <br />Robert Addelson, Assistant Manager for Finance. <br />The meeting was called to order at 2:03 pm. by Ms. Fenollosa. <br />1.Cary Memorial Building Sidewalk Enhancement, $162,000 – <br />Mr. Goddard presented <br />this project to the Committee, and showed the location of the additional sidewalk areas to <br />be rehabilitated. The sections of sidewalk were located on the east and west sides of Cary <br />Hall, extending toward the Police Station and toward the steps to the lower level of Town <br />Offices respectively. Mr. Goddard explained that the Board of Selectmen had discussed the <br />Cary Memorial Building Sidewalk Enhancement project, and had looked at the different <br />surface options – concrete with a brick trim, or wire-cut brick. Based on recommendations <br />from the Commission on Disabilities, Mr. Goddard said that the Board had decided on <br />concrete with brick trim. Mr. Goddard also noted that the project included the installation <br />of two light poles, which would be set in concrete. In response to a question from Ms. <br />Fenollosa, Mr. Goddard said he had not yet met with the Historic Districts Commission <br />(HDC) regarding the sidewalk project. Ms. Fenollosa noted that there were in fact three <br />choices regarding the surface of the sidewalk, the two options Mr. Goddard presented, and <br />perhaps a third that might be preferred by the HDC. <br />The Committee discussed the cost of the two options currently up for discussion, concrete <br />or wire-cut brick. Mr. Goddard noted that the project was currently priced for concrete, and <br />that wire-cut brick would increase the project cost to approximately $335,000. He said the <br />installation of the sidewalk was planned for after Patriot’s Day. In response to a question <br />from Mr. Canale, Mr. Goddard said that the bike rack in front of the Cary Memorial <br />Building was to be re-installed after the sidewalks had been rehabilitated. In a straw poll, <br />the Committee voted (8-0) to approve the sidewalk project as proposed at $162,000. The <br />Committee also took a straw poll on the option of the more costly wire-cut brick at a cost <br />of $335,000; that vote was (5-3). <br />1 <br /> <br />
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