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<br />Capital Expenditures Committee <br />Proposed Minutes December 14, 1999 Meeting <br /> <br />1. Meeting was called to order by the Chairman in Rm 105 at 7:40pm. All members were <br />present: Narain Bhatia, George Burnell, Tom Griffiths, Charles Hornig, and Shirley Stolz. <br /> <br />2. The DPW was represented by George Woodbury and three other DPW personnel, who <br />presented capital spending requests for the next five years. These were documented by means <br />of a handout: "Town of Lexington Capital Improvement Program F01 to 05, Departmental <br />Summary of Capital Improvement Programs" for the DPW. The DPW representatives also <br />handed out "Department of Public Works FY2001 Capital Equipment Replacement Program <br />Explanation of Condition of Vehicle to be Replaced." These Minutes will not reproduce all of <br />the information contained in these documents. <br /> <br />3. DPW Building Site: <br /> <br />?? <br />George Woodbury believes the $5.2M in revenue to be derived from selling the current <br />site at 201 Bedford St. would be offset by the increased cost of moving to Hartwell Ave. <br /> <br />?? <br />201 is 9.6 acres of which 7.5 are useable. <br /> <br />?? <br />201 has cleared environmental monitoring, so far. <br /> <br />?? <br />George believes 201 would make an excellent site for combining DPW with Fire and <br />Police, leaving the current Fire Station as an excellent site for School Administration. <br /> <br />4. DPW Building: <br /> <br />?? <br />Bldg would cost $9M-to-$10M at current site, not the $12M in the budget. It would be <br />57,000 sq ft---20,000, unheated, replacing the portion they're worried about falling down, <br />37,000 heated. Current size is 35,750 sq ft, total. <br /> <br />?? <br />The current bldg has some exhaust equipment, but personnel just hold their breaths at <br />times. <br /> <br />?? <br />Replacement in FY2003 is a goal, not a necessity. <br /> <br />5. Landfill closure: <br /> <br />?? <br />Best estimate is $800K, worst is $3M. <br /> <br />?? <br />Using a Licensed Site Professional to certify the closing would require some risk of <br />finding some unexpected hazardous materials, but this is unlikely. <br /> <br />?? <br />The Hartwell Ave. area has 67 acres, of which 19 are usable. <br /> <br /> <br />