1. Recap of 10 June, 2009 building committee meeting.
Richard Holt, Chief
Pomfret, Joe Tatro and John Humble present.
Based on a unanimously
approved motion made by Richard Holt and seconded by Joe Tatro, CP 040R1,
$2,684.50, for gravel areas to provide access to utility poles per National
Grid was accepted.
It was agreed that
questioning Geisser Engineering regarding the need and price for past
monthly summary letters would be postponed until the apron concrete test
results reached satisfactory results.
Based on a motion made
by Richard Holt and seconded by Joe Tatro, a vote was taken regarding
acceptance or rejection of E. Osterman Propane’s June 5, 2009 service
contract. Richard Holt, Joe Tatro and John Humble voted in favor of
acceptance. Chief Pomfret abstained.
CP 036, $10,720 credit
for guard rail remains pending a meeting with town engineer to be scheduled
by JMA.
CP 048, $2,577.12 for
providing the apparatus floor two color scheme was discussed as an FYI but
further investigation into its back up remains to be carried out by
Alhambra.
Alhambra has yet to
verify that the plumbing sub-contractor obtained a permit that includes
propane plumbing installation.
DOT’s Mid State office
was notified on 6/5/09 of pending paving to street. PAP permit must be on
site.
A June 10, 2009 letter
from Joseph McPhee Architects, Inc. has been entered into the record of the
project verifying that the roof drain line incorporating clean outs rather
than manholes does not result in a drainage problem.
JMA has been provided
with the six portable extinguisher specification and mounting location per
Capt. Mann, all 5lb, ABC.
No decision was made
regarding window treatments.
Richard Holt reported
that he had performed a pH analysis of the loam that resulted in a reading
of 5.8 with 7 being neutral. Joe Tatro agreed to investigate Allen Seed’s
cost for lime, pre emergence, wetting agent and fertilizer.
JH reported that the
site sub-contractor does not believe that much loam will remaine for stock
piling.
JMA, Alhambra and
Nolin Electric recommended that the building sign light fixture be purchased
by Nolin Electric rather than WCFD incase the unit should arrive damaged or
missing parts so as to protect WCFD from added labor costs.
JH reported that
Lorenson had not obtained samples of water from the well for testing as of
this date.
CP 045, $1,000 credit
for propane regulators and installation now to be provided by E. Osterman
has yet to be drafted by Alhambra.
Kent Novak and Richard
Holt per Richard Holt shall continue to research the phone and PA systems
supplier proposals. Consideration is being given to requesting three phone
lines rather than two.
JH reported that a Cox
Cable engineer visited the site and stated that basic phone service can be
established with just the Cox feed to the building should the house phone
system installation be delayed.
It was agreed that Joe
Tatro would wait until the paving is in place before delivering and erecting
the flag pole. Joe Tatro will research a solar powered flag pole light.
Chief Pomfret
suggested that the present paper goods supplier for the Summit Station may
be able to supply toilet paper, paper towel and hand soap dispensers for the
rest rooms and janitorial supplies. Capt. Guastini to be consulted.
Update of station
street signage design, availability and cost. Pending. Determine permitting
requirements. Pending.
JH reported that
Joseph McPhee recommends the mounting of the street number using 9” H
numbers (1110) on the main entrance pediment be considered.
The current budget
ledger was presented by Richard Holt and reviewed by the committee. The
cost of the project continues to remain on budget.
The next building
committee meeting is scheduled for 4:45 p.m., 17 June, 2009 at the “ye old”
Summit Station.
For 17 June, 2009
building committee meeting
Review correction to
requisition # 8.
Status of Geisser
Engineering billing investigation. Seventh day apron concrete 6/11/09
compression test result 4,810 psi. (Required: 4,000 psi min. @ 28 days)
Update of Alhambra
satisfying DOT/PAP liability insurance requirements.
PAP permit has been
posted in the GC’s trailer.
CO2 sensor
certification and on going testing plan TBD.
Update status of
propane plumbing town permitting.
Review CP 045, $1,000
credit for propane regulators and installation allowance.
Review CP 036,
($10,720) credit for guard rail pending meeting with town engineer.
Phone/PA vender
proposal review. (Initial needs may be satisfied with fewer phones and/or
equipment.) Three incoming lines rather than two decision status.
i.RI Telephone
ii.CTG
iii.Affordable Telephone
iv.PASS
Establish plan to
install the station radio antenna and cable. Has bracket arrived?
Are strainers
available for down spouts?
Discuss CP 048,
$2,577.12 for providing the apparatus floor’s two color scheme.
Status of plan to
relocate generator.
Status of steel plugs
for holes in cover of walk way manhole?
Status of determining
well water quality and conditioning. (Note: Little space remains in the
mechanical room for additional equipment.)
Status of flag pole
bolting template and base construction and erecting flag pole and solar
powered flag pole light availability and cost.
Status of remaining
furniture proposals.
Incidental furniture,
waste paper baskets, shelving, etc.
Establish appliance
delivery timing.
Status of finish work.
Turn out gear storage.
Identify
specification, source and installation of rest room accessories owned by
WCFD.
i.Toilet paper dispensers (4)
ii.Paper towel dispensers (4)
iii.Hand soap dispensers. (4)
iv.Changing tables (2)
Janitorial equipment.
Window treatments,
i.e., shades, blinds plan.
Landscaping plan and
schedule. Spreading of wetting agent and anti emergence product. Results
of pH analysis. Significant watering plan will be necessary.
Landscaping equipment.
Status of building
signage lighting fixture order and installation cost.
9” H cast Al street
number (1110) mounted on main entrance pediment to be considered.
Status of bollard
order.
Status of kitchen
cabinet invoice.
Schedule to provide
two weeks notice to DOT traffic engineering of CO for installation of
emergency traffic signs.
Update of station
street signage design, availability and cost. Determine permitting
requirements.
What does WCFD do with
five 11’ sections of unused galvanized steel nosing?
Review construction
progress to date and schedule to completion.
Review cost ledger.
Discuss and possibly
vote upon the above and any other project related business.