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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCIP Comm. 4/28/2022Town of Mansfield 6 Park Rom, Mansfield, Massachusetts 02048 RECEIVED,_ Fvts OrFiCE � �IiY 10 A11* -09 Canital Imorovem s roeram Committee i ' ) iE tis - 13 Meeting_ Minutes 4.28.2022 Present: Mr. Michael Trowbridge, Mr. Frank DelVecchio, Ms. Sharon Friedman, Ms. Kiera O'Neil, Mr. Scott Feely, Chair, Ms. Lauren Scher, Mr. Evan Epstein and Mr. Joseph Cerratani Not Present: Mr. Michael Flaherty Guests: Mr. Barry LaCasse, Assistant Town Manager/Finance Direct Sollecito, MMED General Manager or, Mr. Bill Walker, Airport Commission and Mr. Joe Open Meetins: Chairman Feely called the meeting to order at 6:03PM. 4/16/22 Minutes Mr. Feely noted that there were a couple of minor name changes to minutes to Mr. Feely for his signature. Mr. Cerratani was not present a' questions with the Committee about the minutes and no edits were nE CIP Policy and Mr. Feely stated he would get him a copy. minutes. Ms. Varricchione will send revised April 16th meeting, he discussed some of his d. Mr. LaCasse also inquired about the latest Motion: To accept the April 16th, 2022 minutes. Passes: 9:1 (Trowbridge/DelVecchio) Mr. Cerratani abstained 1. Discussion of Town Capital Improvements Plan for FY 23 & Summary FY23-FY27: a. Airport: o $163,656: Avigation Easement Acquisition: Mr. Bill Walker Vice Chair of commission stated the avigation easement gives them the right to clear the runway by cutting down the trees or topping the trees. If we don't cut the trees then we lose this visual of runway which is needed to be safe. o $365,000: Airport Master Plan Update: Mr. Walker said the Master Plan will take them through the rest of the year.'<`; b. MMED: Mr. Sollecito discussed the following project needs below for the first twelve bullets, the other needs are blanketed needs that are required every year. o $1,000,000: Jewell St. Triple Circuit Project: Currently three circuits are located on one pole and they need to get those off and underground. o $45,000: Animal Guard Installation Project: to install Animal Guards over electrical conductors to prevent animals from getting to them and to prevent from outages occurring. o $150,000: Field Recloser Replacement Project: when there is an outage there's a breaker from one town to the other the "Field Recloser" will sense the temporary fault outage, isolate it and then we can fix it. o $25,500: Air Break Switch Installation Project: to replace old ones that have degraded so they work when we need them. o $109,200: Live Front to Dead Front Switch Replacement and o $91,500: Live Front to Dead Front Transformer Replacement: These two projects are together to make the "Live Front" switches and transformers to "Dead Front" which will prevent animals from getting into the commercial electrical pad mounts seen at places like Mansfield Crossing. Installation covers will be added to prevent animals getting in and causing power outages. o $35,000: Commercial ERT Meter Replacement: Electrical Radio Transmitters "ERT", the project is to replace the Commercial Meters with ERTs so nearby polls can collect nearby meter information/data o $17,200: URD single phase pad mount transformer replacement: The URD single phase pad mount transformers are old and need to be replaced. It currently takes two years to get them after you order them because it's hard for them to get the steel to make them. o $2,368,000: Equipment Storage Building: will be located by High Street and West Church Street in closer to the river side. The cost includes the steel storage building as well as the environmental cleanup first. Mr. Epstein asked if there's a security issue. Mr. Sollecito said they have taken security measures as they had caught someone steeling wire cable from theirfootage and were able to identify the thief. o $173,000: High St. Main Office: adding three walls, bathroom up the business office like removing a wall, o $20,000: Flatbed Trailer: is needed to be able to move equipment o $14,000: Landscape mower and accessories The next few are items that MMED will need to replace throughout the year o $61,100: Pole Replacements o $0: Reimbursable Projects o $55,000: Additional overhead projects as required o $54,000: Additional underground projects as required o $60,000: New Transformers o $16,000: Installation of new services o $14,000: New metering equipment o $16,000: Install new street lights as required o $10,000: Structure and improvements o $45,000: Purchase of new tools for vehicles o $20,000: Purchase of new laboratory equipment o $20,000: Purchase of computer hardware and software Motion: to approve the FY 2023 CIP with the following exceptions: From Police: Virtual Reality Firearms Training Simulation, Police Mountain Bikes (10), ALPR - Plate Reader Technology, From the Schools: Roland Green Chairlift Replacement, MSBA: HS Boiler Replacement, MSBA: Quilters MS Boiler Replacement and from Park and Recreation: The town to the other the "Field Recloser" will sense the temporary fault outage, isolate it and then we can fix it. o $25,500: Air Break Switch Installation Project: to replace old ones that have degraded so they work when we need them. o $109,200: Live Front to Dead Front Switch Replacement and o $91,500: Live Front to Dead Front Transformer Replacement: These two projects are together to make the "Live Front" switches and transformers to "Dead Front" which will prevent animals from getting into the commercial electrical pad mounts seen at places like Mansfield Crossing. Installation covers will be added to prevent animals getting in and causing power outages. o $35,000: Commercial ERT Meter Replacement: Electrical Radio Transmitters "ERT", the project is to replace the Commercial Meters with ERTs so nearby polls can collect nearby meter information/data o $17,200: URD single phase pad mount transformer replacement: The URD single phase pad mount transformers are old and need to be replaced. It currently takes two years to get them after you order them because it's hard for them to get the steel to make them o $2,368,000: Equipment Storage Building: will be located by High Street and West Church Street in closer to the river side. The.cost includes the steel storage building as well as the environmental cleanup first. Mr. Epstein asked if there's a security issue. Mr. Sollecito said they have taken security measures as they had caught someone steeling wire cable from their footage and were able to identify the thief. o $173,000: High St. Main Office: adding three walls, bathroom up the business office like removing a wall, o $20,000: Flatbed Trailer: is needed to be able to move equipment o $14,000: Landscape mower and accessories The next few are items that MMED will need to replace throughout the year o $61)100: Pole Replacements o $0: Reimbursable Projects o $55,000: Additional overhead projects as required o $54,000: Additional underground projects as required o $60,000: New Transformers o $16,000: Installation of new services o $14,000: New metering equipment o $16,000: Install new street lights as required o $10,000: Structure and improvements o $45,000: Purchase of new tools for vehicles o $20,000: Purchase of new laboratory equipment o $20,000: Purchase of computer hardware and software Motion: to approve the FY 2023 CIP with the following exceptions: From Police: Virtual Reality Firearms Training Simulation, Police Mountain Bikes (10), ALPR - Plate Reader Technology, From the Schools: Roland Green Chairlift Replacement, MSBA: HS Boiler Replacement, MSBA: Quilters MS Boiler Replacement and from Park and. Recreation: The P a Skate Park Renovations. Passes: 9:0 (Trowbridge/Friedman) Adiournment: Motion: to adjourn the meeting at 6:34pm Passes 9:0 (DelVecchio/Trowbridge) Mr. Scott Feely, Ch.