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The meeting included a brief recess to address a potential FOIA violation, which was subsequently confirmed not to have occurred. Key business included the unanimous approval to send the accepted budget, consisting of appropriations of $13,535,721 and capital expenditures of $1,933,334.
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The committee discussed updates regarding the legal review of several policies. Topics included revisions to the 5th Disease policy with further information pending from the Nursing Supervisor and Medical Advisor, guidelines for a non-resident attendance policy, and the review of policies concerning video cameras on school buses and the presence of live animals in classrooms, with the latter two scheduled for future approval.
The committee discussed the recommendation for bid waiver approval regarding boiler replacements at Natchaug School, utilizing quotes from Tucker Mechanical and leveraging state contract pricing for School Specialty. Facilities updates were provided, covering summer cleaning, HVAC repairs, and general site maintenance across various district schools, as well as addressing concerns regarding classroom temperatures. The committee reviewed the status of the WHS Renovate as New construction project and several ongoing capital improvement projects, including the WMS track and field development and library media center remodeling. Additionally, the committee reviewed proposed collaborative projects with Titan Energy, involving solar panel installations and EV charging stations at multiple district locations.
The Board discussed several key operational and administrative items. Topics included public comments regarding clean filtration systems for emergency personnel and the non-union wage freeze, as well as an update on the status of union contracts. The Board reviewed the utilization of surveillance cameras, clarifying data retention policies and access protocols. Additionally, the Town Manager provided updates on tax bills, animal control regarding horses, and a proposed $2.3 million referendum for public safety building repairs, along with potential long-term plans for a new public safety complex. New business included a discussion on parking authority management and the potential impacts of pending lawsuits on the tax levy.
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