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Minutes of Finance Committee Meeting 0,1 A11P% I y Pry j2: 2
Held on January 29, 1991
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Pursuant to notice duly posted in accordance with the
Massachusetts Open Meeting Law, a meeting of the Mansfield
Finance Committee was held on January 29, 1991 at 7:30 p.m.
Present at the meeting were Charles Joseph, Chairman, Barbara
Hagg, Philip Smith, Joseph Pasquale, Ed McQuaid and Gordon
Penman. Also present throughout the meeting were Joan Cutillo,
Acting Town Manager, and Lawrence Gallagher, Town Accountant.
Robert Lynch was absent due to his attending the School Committee
meeting on the same evening.
The first item of business was a detailed presentation by Ms.
Hagg on the present status of items being considered by the
Capital Improvements Committee. Ms. Hagg presented both the
items being considered and the current estimated cost for each of
those items. The items under consideration included new windows
for the Town Hall, drainage work, general street resurfacing,
high pressure equipment for calcium treatment for the water,
winter repairs, sewer cleaning, trench box, set aside for a new
fire engine, scott air -packs, jaws of life, revaluation set
aside, three marked police cruisers, ambulance, HVAC and
electrical work at the schools and new fire alarms for the
schools, benches and maintenance work at Memorial Park, a new
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soccer field at Plymouth Street, water line extensions from the
Ash property, building improvements at existing well sites, East
Mansfield sewer line extensions, sewer extension studies,
infiltration studies for sewer lines and a street light for West
Street in the Industrial Park.
The Committee next discussed its upcoming meeting with the
School Committee and general budget discussions for fiscal year
1992.
Toward the end of the meeting, Mr. Lynch returned from the
School Committee meeting and gave the Committee the benefit of
his comments based on the school budget discussions to date.
There being no further business, upon motion duly made and
seconded, it was unanimously:
VOTED: To adjourn.
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