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APPROPRIATION COMMITTEE MEETING <br /> WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1995 <br /> PUBLIC MEETING, BOARD OF SELECTMEN MEETING ROOM, 7:30 PM <br /> Present: P Lapointe, C Coughlin, M Miley, J Pagett, R Borghesani, R Leone, <br /> J Ryan <br /> Absent: M Mairson, L Peck, R Neumeier <br /> * P Lapointe opened the public hearing and welcomed those attending <br /> * P Lapointe briefly discussed the AC Principles and stated that the AC was here <br /> primarily to seek input from the public <br /> * Joint public hearing of the AC and CEC will be held in Estabrook Hall on March 1st at <br /> 7:30 pm <br /> * Budget discussion and planning must be for a period longer than one year at a time. <br /> There is a real need for some long term planning <br /> * N Cannanlonga asked if the AC was looking at any specific areas fore possible savings <br /> next year. P Lapointe responded by stating that the AC was continuing to review the <br /> possible changes in the way the municipal buildings are maintained as well as other areas <br /> of reorganization with selective contracts being awarded in an attempt to save funds. <br /> There needs to be a review of how we do things with a look at possible areas in which <br /> we might support regional services. <br /> * C Coughlin indicated that J Young had presented to the SC a list of possible cuts. The <br /> SC did not however take a vote on any of his recommendations. <br /> * J Pagett indicated that the class size issue appears to be up for discussion with the <br /> possibility of there being some adjustment to the current policy and the result being larger <br /> class size <br /> * P Lapointe stated that he felt the town has good managers and that the town really <br /> needs to decide on which services it really wishes to retain <br /> * R Borgheasni that we can no longer review line item data and that in order to balance <br /> the needs of the budget programs need to be reviewed and a decision made as to whether <br /> they are to be retained or dropped <br /> * N Cannanlonga addressed the road program and suggested that it perhaps be altered in <br /> order that our expectations and ability to fund are more realistic. Many surrounding <br /> communities do not have a road program <br /> * B Collier stated that he felt neither the Town Manager's nor the Superintendent's budget <br /> were put forth with must vision or options. Disappointed that no member of the BOS was <br /> in attendance, a feeling echoed by a number of those attending. SC is putting forth <br /> suggested cuts but there is nothing being suggested by the BOS <br /> * Nancy Cannalonga reviewed the results of the Privatization Committee and suggested <br /> that the town look at "team cleaning" with the anticipated retirements in the school <br /> custodial staff. Nancy discussed low morale at the fire department, questioned the need <br />
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