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CAPITAL EXPENDITURES COMMITTEE REPORT TO 2013 STM(Nov 4th) <br /> The following (based on a presentation to the Lexington School Committee on September 10, 2013) <br /> reflects the above-cited positioning of the sets: <br /> i Space Recommendation <br /> l r• <br /> 1 . <br /> I ` <br /> Summer 2015 <br /> Total for Two Years x General Ed Classrooms; <br /> 12 General Ed Classrooms ' 7 Educanonel Spaoss hu <br /> .,,,.. Diamond ILP Groduaeac <br /> 12 Educational Spaces for <br /> ILP Graduates -------- <br /> • Ala �I <br /> II <br /> 'F <br /> .....,.�. .��" Summer 2014 <br /> Ip Gmere 1 Ed CERSSrOMS <br /> j 5 Educal*n4 Svaxes foe <br /> ,..r.s..a.e..e..e Clarke ILP Gradualf.,s <br /> L t xlW;P IXI HK.NS ...., �TK&M .. >, >, >, >, >, ....v ... ■C,■ <br /> MLx;uLRk RL%M✓.]N x 7s 1LEXPIGIOFLMA I I Al I <br /> September 10, 2013 4 <br /> Boxed Capteom Revised Oct 15,2013 <br /> (See the analysis under Article 3 regarding the financing plan for this project.) <br /> Fund Funding <br /> Article 5:Appropriate for Authorization Source Committee Recommends <br /> Renovations to Requested <br /> Buildings to be Acquired $2,846,184 CPF <br /> at 39 Marrett Road $3,169,000 (Cash) +$322,816 Approval (5-0) <br /> GF(Free Cash) <br /> "The closing date for the acquisition of the property at 39 Marrett Road is scheduled for December 3, <br /> 2013. The Town has engaged the services of an architect to work with the Community Center Advisory <br /> Committee to identify short term improvements needed to facilitate occupancy as soon as possible after <br /> closing and for long-term improvements to the property needed to support town programs to be housed at <br /> 39 Marrett Road. This article is to request funds for the short-term improvements." [Town Warrant] <br /> The March 18,2013, STM appropriated$11,212,500 for the purchase price and ancillary costs needed to <br /> acquire the portion of the property at 33 Marrett Road that had been offered for sale by the Scottish Rite <br /> to the Town with the understanding a Community Center would be established there. (That funding <br /> consisted of $7,390,000 of CPF debt, $262,500 of CPF cash, and $3,560,000 of GF cash.) Also <br /> appropriated was $100,000 of CPF cash toward the D&E of the code-compliance actions required for <br /> initial occupancy (now identified as Phase 1) and schematic-level drawings for potential longer-term <br /> 5 <br />