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Capital Improvement Committee
Meeting Notes
February 9, 2009
Location:
Town Hall, Room 205, 2nd Floor
Time:
February 9th, 6:30pm
Committee members in Attendance:
Mike Duffy
Jim Gosselin
John Barris
Department Heads / Chairpersons / Representative in Attendance:
J.T. Gaucher Department of Public Works
Dan McIntyre Board of Public Works
Department of Public Works
Sewer Capacity Increase Project and the Wood Street Pump Station Improvements
requested in FY10 budget - $15 million and $2.62 million respectively have been
proposed to the State of Massachusetts for inclusion on the Federal Stimulus List. Also,
the Town is eligible to apply for State Revolving Funds (SRF) for the Sewer Capacity
Increase Project.
Hopkinton Flood Mitigation Project requested in FY 10 budget - $65k has been proposed
to the State of Massachusetts for inclusion on the Federal Stimulus List. A total of $100k
has been estimated for repairs and improvements on Fruit Street and Spring Street
relating to storm damage.
Inflow and Infiltration Remediation Project requested in FY10 budget - $2 million has
been proposed to the State of Massachusetts for inclusion on the Federal Stimulus List.
Main Street Water Main Replacement requested in FY 10 budget - $600k has been
proposed to the State of Massachusetts for inclusion on the Federal Stimulus List. This
proposal would eliminate a total of $700k previously requested in FY 10 and FY 11
budgets.
Lake Maspenock Dam Repairs requested in FY 10 budget - $480k has been proposed to
the State of Massachusetts for inclusion on the Federal Stimulus List.
Rehabilitation of West Main Street Water Storage Tank in FY 10 budget - $555k has
been proposed to the State of Massachusetts for inclusion on the Federal Stimulus List.
(This tank is also in need of other significant repairs).
Land for new DPW facilities is being pursued on Wood Street adjacent to current facilities
(Quit property). Offers for less than the asking prices for both the land and other property
have been have been made to the owners.
General
A discussion was held regarding the December 1, 2008 Meeting Notes which need to be revised
in order to be approved.
Next meeting is February 23, 2009 at 6:30 in one of the Town Hall conference rooms. The School
Committee is scheduled to provide additional data regarding the energy savings Article.
Respectfully Submitted,
Michael W Duffy
Capital Improvement Committee Chairman