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e within the budget as it’s shown. that $400,000 that’s left? budget? MS. MURPHY: Mr. Moderator, do they anticipate going over THE MODERATOR: Do you anticipating running over the MR. JOHNSON: No. THE MODERATOR: No. MS. MURPHY: Thank you. THE MODERATOR: Mr. Woods. MR. WOODS: Mark Woods, Precinct 4, of Falmouth Finance Committee speaking as a Town Meeting Member. Question would be: I noticed that the numbers indicate that all approved change orders are in that math. Are there any change orders that are not approved out there? And if so, what are they? And if they are in question, could we know what those are? And then the second part of the question would be do you have enough funds now to complete this project as we expect it, or as the Town is expecting? Do you see or have that vision at this point? MR. JOHNSON: Yes, we do. There are change orders that are still being negotiated, and that is one of the reasons for having that mediation session, to come to agreement on the actual dollar amount with the general contractor. Tinkham Reporting (508) 759-9162 1- 26
THE MODERATOR: Okay, any further questions? MR. JOHNSON: We expect to be well within the budget. THE MODERATOR: Okay, Mr. Finneran. MR. FINNERAN: I don’t know if this is true, but I’ve been told and it’s my understanding that along the way through numerous phases of the construction there were such things as water damage, mold and mildew, and I’ve heard the prediction that this is going to have a negative effect on the longevity of systems and such. Do you anticipate any of that and do you have any extra money to take care of it when and if it happens? MR. JOHNSON: We have had the areas that we know tested, and in some cases we have had – the contractor has gone back and removed sheetrock and replaced the areas, and there is currently an area in which the walls are going to be totally cleaned. So – and we continually wherever we see any instances of that, we have it tested. And we know the dollar amounts are not very large on this. THE MODERATOR: Okay, anything else on the high school? Okay, thank you, Mr. Chairman. MR. JOHNSON: Thank you. THE MODERATOR: Any other committees like to make reports to Town Meeting? The Finance Committee? Mr. Chairman. CHAIRMAN ANDERSON: Good evening. I’m Gary Tinkham Reporting (508) 759-9162 1- 27
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do not think it is wise for this To
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property. Nobody in this room wants
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able to hire somebody to assist the
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[Whereupon, a recess was taken.] [P
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we saw for the previous year. That
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services and expenses. We saw $2.1
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structural deficit issues that we f
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We have a set of detailed recommend
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piece, you see how much it’s grow
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very successful because all the new
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up. And these are costs, as you can
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these common characteristics of the
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do we have any of these programs, h
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ecause the HMO program contains a g
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Quinn Bill. THE MODERATOR: That’s
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number 318, Fiscal Year ‘10, 80,0
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interest payments. It would be I th
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