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<br />APPROPRIATION COMMITTEE MEETING <br />THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 2002 <br /> <br />Present: P Hamburger, D Brown, A Levine, S Spector, R Eurich, E Michelson, A <br />Nedzel, <br /> R Pawliczek, J Ryan <br />Also present was D McKenna <br /> <br /> * Discussion of the Liberty Ride (see packet). D McKenna <br />discussed the current status of the program. P Hamburger stated that he <br />felt that there had been a commitment that if the program were running a <br />deficit, the program would be suspended. The program was running a deficit <br />of approximately $20,000 as of the end of August. The program was reduced to <br />one bus as of August 19, 2002, saving $400 per day. Rider ship was around 33 <br />per day in July and 45 per day in August. In order to break even the program <br />would need to attract 100 riders per day for the rest of the year (October <br />31st). <br /> * D McKenna provided the AC with data through September 1, <br />2002. Deficit at that time was $20,500. She felt that the projected expenses <br />being prepared in the Town Manager's office were too high. P Hamburger felt <br />that the BOS could have managed the program in a different manner. The <br />commitment made to Town Meeting was not upheld. <br /> * MOTION: Recommend that the BOS allow the Liberty Ride <br />Program to continue until October 31, 2002 with only one bus providing <br />service. 6 Yes, 2 No (DB, EM). The vote is not implicit that the program <br />should be extended beyond October 31, 2002. <br /> * Election of Officers for FY 2003. A Levine nominated P <br />Hamburger who did not accept. R Pawliczek nominated D Brown seconded by E <br />Michelson. Unanimous vote. Nomination of P Hamburger as Vice Chair. <br />Unanimous vote. <br /> * Discussion of the AC responsibilities. AC must advise the <br />Town on all financial matters. TMMA distribution list and the information <br />contained there in are troubling. There seems to be a significant amount of <br />misinformation. <br /> * S Spector discussed the Fire Dept.'s purchase of a "brush <br />truck". Most of the funding, $189,000 will come from federal grant with the <br />remaining $20,000 + coming from the Town. Specifications are being generated <br />for a new pumper. <br /> * Discussion of the MMRVHS. The FY 2003 "cherry sheet" for the <br />MMRVHS indicates that they stand to receive an additional $8,650 in FY 2003 <br />than anticipated. <br /> * MOTION: Recommend the BOS to approved and notify the MMRVHS <br />of the Town's approval that they have use of these funds in FY 2003. <br />Unanimous <br /> * Future Meetings: <br /> Gang of 8, September 10th <br /> Summit I, September 18th <br /> AC Meetings, Sept 26th, October 10th, October 24th, November <br />7th, <br /> November 21st, December 12th. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />
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