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82 <br /> READING SCHOOL COMMITTEE MINUTES JULY 15 , 1985 <br /> Memorandum of Agreement - School Committee , Board of Public Works and <br /> Recreation Committee <br /> Chairman Allen told the Committee that Mr. Barker, Chairman of the <br /> Board of Public Works, had asked that the School Committee consider <br /> including the Varsity Field and Track in the Memorandum of Agreement <br /> between the School Committee, Board of Public Works and Recreation <br /> Committee. <br /> Dr. Wells said that Mr. Winslow had consulted with Mr. Moore , Super- <br /> visor of Buildings and Grounds , and he was most agreeable to this <br /> request. The Superintendent said that the Administration recommends <br /> including the Varsity Field and Track in the Memorandum of Agreement. <br /> He added that the DPW has a larger gang-mower to use on the fields. <br /> "Our people have been very pleased with this Agreement," he- said. <br /> Mr. Coco moved, seconded by Mr. Nissen, and it was unanimously voted <br /> to continue the Memorandum of Agreement between the School Committee, <br /> Board of Public Works and Recreation Committee with the Varsity Field <br /> and Track no longer exempt. <br /> Central Purchasing Possibilities <br /> Chairman Allen said Mr. Barker had asked him recently if there could <br /> be an investigation of central purchasing, mentioning particularly <br /> paper supplies and motor vehicle tires. He added that, as indicated <br /> in the Superintendent' s Memorandum, there has been discussion of this <br /> possiblity at a recent meeting of Town Department Heads. <br /> Dr. Wells noted that at the Department Heads' meeting he had learned <br /> that the School Department is the only one which bids office supplies, <br /> adding that other Departments are going to check on the amount they <br /> use. He recommended that the Administration look into the possibility <br /> of some central purchasing and report back to the School Committee in <br /> two-three months. He noted that bulk purchasing is dependent to some <br /> extent on storage capabilities. <br /> It was agreed that the Administration would look into the matter and <br /> report back to the School Committee in two-three months. <br /> Executive Session <br /> At 7: 45 p. m. Mr. Nissen moved , seconded by Mrs. Philbrick, to enter <br /> into a brief executive session to discuss matters affecting bargaining <br /> and negotiations. The motion carried on a unanimous roll call vote. <br /> The Committee returned to open session at 7 :54 p. m. <br /> Surplus Space Issues <br /> Dr. Wells said that since the last time REAP representatives had met <br /> with the School Committee , some of its representatives had met with <br /> him and Mr. D'Orlando, Principal of Reading Memorial High School , for <br /> further discussion. He added that it was a very productive meeting, <br /> and since that time REAP representatives had also looked at the Pearl <br /> Street School, where there are three classrooms which could be rented. <br /> Dr. Wells said REAP is aware that the Board of Selectmen have some <br /> space needs , although the specifics of their needs are not yet known. <br />
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