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OFk <br />Town of Reading <br />A. Meeting Minutes <br />3g•INC6RpD� <br />Board - Committee - Commission - Council: <br />School Committee <br />Date: 2015-09-29 <br />Building: School - Memorial High <br />Address: 82 Oakland Road <br />Purpose: Executive Session <br />Attendees: Members - Present: <br />Time: 7:00 PM <br />RECEIVED <br />TOWN CLERK <br />READING, MASS. <br />1011 FEB 23 P 1=l* <br />Location: Conference Room <br />Session: Executive Session <br />Jeanne Borawski, Elaine Webb, Linda Snow Dockser, Julie Joyce, Gary Nihan <br />Members - Not Present: <br />Chuck Robinson <br />Others Present: <br />Superintendent John Doherty, Director of Finance Martha Sybert, Town <br />Manager Bob LeLacheur, Fincom chair Mark Dockser, Fincom Vice Chair Paul <br />McNeice, BOS Chair Dan Ensminger, BOS member John Arena, Attorney <br />David Doneski <br />Minutes Respectfully Submitted By: Linda Engelson on behalf of the Chair <br />Topics of Discussion: <br />Executive Session 7:04 p.m. <br />A. Call to Order <br />Vice Chair Borawski called the Executive Session to order in the Superintendent's Office. <br />TLT Litigation <br />Mr. Doneski provided an overview and update of the TLT litigation. He said he had spoken to <br />TLT attorney Sullivan regarding the settlement offer discussed at the last meeting. He received a <br />lukewarm reception. <br />The Master is due to issue his ruling on the asbestos portion of the case. Mr. Doneski feels that <br />this ruling will influence how willing TLT is to settle. Mr. Arena asked Mr. Doneski on his <br />thoughts of this outcome. He responded that he is not sure. Mr. LeLacheur asked how strong <br />the liquidated damages claim is. Mr. Doneski feels there is some merit and perhaps half the <br />claim would be justified. <br />Mrs. Borawski asked about the appeals process if we get to that point. Mr. Doneski said this <br />process could take 12 — 18 months. <br />Dr. Nihan asked about the SBA reimbursement to offset some of the expense. Mr. LeLacheur <br />indicated that any SBA reimbursement would go back to the taxpayers and could not go toward <br />the settlement. <br />Page 1 1 <br />