HomeMy WebLinkAbout2011-01-04 Board of Selectmen HandoutDRAFT MOTIONS
BOARD OF SELECTMEN MEETING
JANUARY-4, 2011
Bonazoli, Anthony, Schubert, Goldy, Tafoya Hechenbleikner
5'e) Move that the Board of Selectmen close the hearing amending Section
3.11 of the Board of Selectmen Policies.
Move that the Board of Selectmen approve the amendments to Section.
3.11 of the Board of Selectmen Policies regarding delegation of approval
of A -frame signs.
6a) Move that the Board of Selectmen approve the minutes of November 30,
2010 as amended.
6b) Move that the Board of Selectmen approve the minutes of December 7,
2010 . as amended.
6c) Move that the Board of Selectmen approve the minutes of December 14,
2010 as amended.
6d) Move that the Board of Selectmen approve the minutes of December 21,
2010 as amended.
Move that the Board of Selectmen adjourn the meeting at p.m.
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TOWN MANAGER'S REPORT
Tuesday, January 04, 2011
Administrative matters
♦ Help wanted
o RIVILD CAB member
o Bylaw Committee member
♦ The National Guard is having a deployment out of the Reading Memorial High
School Field House on Tuesday Februaryl 5, 2011 .
* The final quarterly customer service survey results are attached
* The Town Clerk tells me that there are approximately 110 dogs that were
licensed in 2009 whose owner failed to license them in 2010. These have been
turned over to the court for action. The original $10 license fee has increased,
with fines and court costs up to $195. Please, to avoid fines.and court costs,
license your dog early this year — the form to license dogs is included in the
annual census that goes to every household in Reading in January.
♦ Representative Brad Jones tells me that the House and Senate have both
approved H. 5122, Reading's Home Rule petition for an additional package store
license at 30 Haven Street, and that the bill is on the Governor's desk awaiting
signature. Representative Jones' advocacy for this bill has enabled it to proceed
at this very quick pace.
Community Development
♦ We have received the Environmental notification Form filed by Pulte Homes for
the Reading Woods development on the Addison Wesley/Pearson site. Staff will
be reviewing it and putting together a comprehensive comment.
♦ An RFQ for Licensing and Permitting software has been finalized and is on the
street for response by bidders who are on the State bid list. Responses are due
January 18.
Public Safety
MEMA is doing an evaluation of estimated damages from the recent blizzard to
determine whether federal assistance will be available. Chief Burns is heading
up the efforts in Reading. Eligible costs would be:
o Police, Fire and EMS overtime
o Debris removal
o Damage to public infrastructure
Public Works
The Conservation Commission has received from MADOT a Request for
.Determination of Applicability for reconstruction of the entire length of Main
Street, except for the part that was recently completed in the center of town. We
have been pushing for this reconstruction for a couple of years because of the
deteriorated condition of the roadway which was last repaved in 1986.
Construction projects
+ done for the year:
Dates and Events:
• MLK celebration — January 17th at RMHS Performing Arts Center. Breakfast is at
9, and the program at 10. (flyer attached)
Reading's annual celebration of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day will be
held on Monday, January 17, at the Reading Memorial High School,
Performing Arts Center. Breakfast is at 9 AM with the program beginning
at 10 AM.
The speaker this year is Tina Chery, co-founder of the Louis D. Brown
Peace Institute, an organization named for Ms. Chery's fifteen year old
son, who was shot and killed on December 20, 1993, as he made his way
to a Christmas party sponsored by Teens Against Gang Violence. She
has continued to channel her grief into action by assisting in developing a
nationally acclaimed peace curriculum for children and young people, and
she founded Survivors Outreach Services, or SOS, a group that assists
families in the immediate aftermath of a murder. Ms. Chery founded the
annual Mothers' Walk for Peace, on Mothers' Day, 1996.
In addition to Tina Chery, this.year's Dr. King Day Celebration will feature
music and drama provided by the Reading High School Choir, the.
Reading High Drama Club, and the Reading Community Singers. The
event is family friendly, and all ages are welcome. Please join us as our
community honors the legacy of Dr. King and comes together to
recommit to the work of doing justice and making peace. The celebration
is sponsored by the Town of Reading, the Reading Clergy Association,
and the Reading Human Relations Advisory Committee. Breakfast is
provided through the generous donations of Reading businesses.
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December 1, 2010
One Winthrop Square, Boston, MA 02110
617 - 426 -7272 or 800 -882 -1498
Facsimile 617 - 426 -9546 . www.emiia.org
RE: MIIA Board Approves $2.5M in Additional Participation Credits for Fiscal Year 2011
Dear MIIA Member:
It is our pleasure to inform you that the MIIA Property & Casualty Board voted to award $2,500,000 in
additional Participation Credits for fiscal year 2011. Participation credits were initiated several years ago
as a way of rewarding Members for long -term commitment to the principles of risk management and loss
prevention that are the foundation of the MHA programs. The longer a member participates, the higher
the credit. Recognizing the difficult fiscal environment facing cities and towns, the MIIA Board and
management are committed to providing needed financial relief to our members while maintaining the
long -term financial stability of the program. MIIA's actuaries undertook a thorough analysis and the
release of these credits is consistent with sound financial targets for the program. A credit statement will
be sent to you shortly indicating your share of the overall participation credit.
We are also pleased to announce funding for a second round of loss control grants: The Board approved
$225,000 in funding for the current fiscal year. The program is designed to encourage members to
engage in loss prevention and risk management practices. This latest round of funding will emphasize
loss control activities in the DPW departments and include funding for organization development
activities. Look for more details on the program in a forthcoming mailing.
At MIIA,,we, continually look for ways to provide our members with tools to manage costs; and we
constantly examine ways to better manage the costs of the services that we offer to our members To that
end, we recently undertook a review of the EAP services to determine if we could provide those services
in a more effective manner. Currently, employees can avail themselves of up to six face -to -face visits
with an EAP provider at no cost to either the employee or the member. MIIA will continue to offer the
services at no cost to the member, however, we will be changing how individuals access the EAP service
provider beyond the initial three sessions. Individuals will be able to access additional visits with
approval of A110ne, your EAP service provider, if it is determined that a limited number of additional
visits will benefit the individual. We will be sending information on this change under a separate mailing.
We are pleased to provide you with these additional benefits and cost - saving tools at a time when so
many of you are in need of additional resources. We greatly appreciate your support and continued
commitment to MIIA.
Sincerely,
Geoff Beckwith
President
Stanley Corcoran
Executive Vice President
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In 'accordance with Section 2 —13; of the Town of Reading home rule cha�F-r,vT ft
undersigned voters request the following article be placed on the AnnuaYT' qw �W ,*
of 2011 REr.HHG, P11r,GS.
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To see if the Town will vote to sell at public auction the southwesterly section of lot 28-
202 ( Pearl & Audubon ) of the Board of Assessors map together with the former public
way know as Pearl Street, said auction to be held on or before December 31, 2011
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upon such terms and conditions as they may determine the following real estate
properties as show on the Board of Assessors map , 38-54 Birch Rd7, 8-11 Fairmount
Rd.,33-37 Main St., 23-62 Torre St., 27-210 Locust St., 17-215 Green St., 32-13 Off
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1. What department did you visit?
Answered: 33 Skipped: 1
• Engineering
• DPW
• Water & Electric
• Town Clerk's Office
• DPW
• Public Works
• Board of Health
• Building Department
• Engineering
• Town Clerk
• Clerk
• DPW
• Public Works
• DPW
• Staff Planner/Town Clerk
• Town Clerk
• Recreation
• Health
• Water
• Community Services
• Public Works Dept.
• Town Clerk
• Public Works (Ernail)
• DPW
• Building Department
• Town Clerk
• Building Department
• DPW
• Police
• Public Works
• police by phone
• Animal Control
• Building Dept,
2. What was the reason for your visit?
Answered: 32 Skipped: 2
• Surveying information
o Rebate
• Water Conservation re: new laundry machine
o Street listing and info on 64 Minot Street
• Street repairs
• Energy efficiency rebate
• Landlord Issue - No heat
• Permit
• Land lot inquiry
• Absentee ballot
• Death Certificate
• Water conservation rebate
• Rebate
• Get rebate
• Business opening
• Research
• travel basketball
• Permit
• Rebate on new washer
• Zoning
• Rebate-Washer/Dryer
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o Haven St. ice problem.
o Water bill question
o Roof Permit
o Business Certificate
e Notarized document
• . Hazardous Waste Disposal
• pick up accident report
• Rebate
• needed an answer
o Missing pet inquiry
o Electrical permit
3. Were you assisted in a timely manner?
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5 excellent
4. Was the person who assisted you knowledgeable?
Answered: 33 Skipped: 1
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5. Did you accomplish what you came for?
Answered: 34 Skipped: 0
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6. Was the person you spoke with professional /courteous?
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• Peter Reinhardt is always very helpful in providing us with survey information.
• The conservation credit was the easiest, simplest thing.
• It was a pleasure to be in this office. Everyone was friendly and helpful.
• Larry listened to my issue. He contacted my landlord and has talked with him about a solution regarding the heat being turned off in the building and I
have to recourse to have. it turned back on. My landlord told Larry he was going to install zoned heating. Larry is expecting a follow up call from my
landlord next week and has okayed a follow up call from me the end of the week. I found Larry to be knowledgeable, cooperative and very
professional. I appreciate all his help in trying to resolve this issue.
• Stay the same.
• Great, knowledgeable
• Everyone pleasant and helpful.
• They are very cooperative, friendly and professional.
• No
• Very helpful and timely.
• The check arrived in a timely fashion. The person who verified the washer arrived at.the appointment time.
• Maybe you can close on Mondays instead of Fridays since payroll is due that day. End of the week deposits are left over the weekend because no
one can bring the deposit bags to the town hail on Friday.
• Excellent person helping me - thank you
• They are very efficient, friendly and very easy to work with - Thank you.
• Keep current clerks
• I was pleased at the timely and thorough reply to my concern.
• in my dealings with DPW I was assisted by a Ms. Loretta Beaird. She was extremely professional and courteous and helped me navigate the process
of obtaining an abatement on my water bill.
• Very good customer service.
• No comments.
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• No comments.
• Shouldn't the DPW be knowledgeable about the proper disposal of household hazardous waste? The only thing that the gentleman could suggest
was that I wait until spring for the hazardous waste removal day. When I explained that the waste that I possessed wasn't accepted at hazardous
waste day, he couldn't suggest an alternative disposal site or offer further information. He simply was uninformed and seemed rushed to give me the
answer so that he could quickly get off the phone.
• Staff was very helpful
• Satisfied with the service and thank you.
• I have tried for 2 days to find the name of the home milk delivery in Reading in the 1950's and 60's. I called everyone from the librarian to senior .
services, including the tax collector! I called milk companies and ice cream stores. Thankfully, I remembered Regina Benoit (I think that is her name)
from my October 3, 2009, visit to your town. She is the most fantastic representative you have! I wasted hours and downloads and wanderings with
wonderngs! All one has to do Is ask her for help and she can and will! I hope that if there's ever a promotion or commendation available for her, she
will get It with honorsl I am so grateful for her help and wonder why I tried elsewhere? Thank you for this webs!te, also, so I can actually get a more
timely comment !n. Merry Christmas from the Willamette Valley. I remain a fan of Reading, Mass. ,Marla R. McKee
• The animal control officer never answered my call. I left a message, all I wanted was a simple yes or no answer, was the cat found? He should be
reminded that the taxpayers of Reading pay his salary and he works for us!
a Great experience - thank you.
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��2. What is your phone number?
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3. What is your address?
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4. What is your email address?
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Hechenblefter, Peter
From.:
Stephen Turner [sxturner@comcast.net]
Sent:
Tuesday, January 04, 2011 9:20 AM
To:
Town Manager
Subject:
Board /Committee /Commission Comments
Attachments: AttachO.html
Request From: Stephen Turner
Email: sxturner@comcast.net
Source IP: 18.198.7.73
Address: 37 Washington Street
City: Reading
State: MA
Zip: 01867
Phone: 781-205-4884
Organization:
Hello,
I'm writing regarding the discussion of planned sidewalks on
Washington Street, part of the "Safe Routes to School Project". I
understand a neighborhood communication opposing the sidewalk is to
be presented at tonight's meeting. My position on the sidewalk is
described in that communication as "ambivalent'
I'm unable to.attend the meeting tonight, but for the record I
wanted to state that rather than being. ambivalent, I'm fully in
favor of the sidewalk project. Generally I feel that a walkable
town is very desirable and important for the safety of children
walking to school. Specifically, I feel that the sidewalk will be a
considerable asset to our neighborhood: an improvement in safety,
and a potential enhancement to the value of our our properties.
Thanks,
Steve Turner
1/4/2011
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FAX: (181) 942 -9071 TOWN MANAGER
Email: townmanager @ci.reading.ma.us
Website: www. readingma.gov (781) 942 -9043
December 29, 2010
Residents on Washington Street
and Sunnyside Avenue
Re: Safe Routes to School
Dear Resident:
As we 'indicated to you some months ago, the State has agreed to fund curb and sidewalk
construction on portions of Washington Street between . Woburn and. Prescott Streets, and
Sunnyside Avenue between Prescott Street and Fairview Avenue.
The Town has received plans for this proposed project and the Board of Selectmen is inviting
input from the residents of the area at '8:00 p.m. on January 4,-2011 in the Selectmen's Meeting
Room, 16 Lowell Street, Reading, Massachusetts.
If you cannot be present but have comments that you would like the Board to receive, please
send me an email at towmnanager@ci.reading.ma.us. The State will hold a formal public hearing
some time this Winter on a date to be announced, and you will also receive a copy of that notice.
Thanks for your interest and participation.
Sincerely,
Peter I. Hechenbleikner
Town Manager
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cc: Parking, Traffic and Transportation Task Force
Karen Feeney, Principal at Joshua Eaton School
Douglas Lyons, Principal at Parker Middle School
John Doherty, Superintendent of Schools
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November 23, 2010
Board of Selectman
Town of Reading
16 Lowell Street
Reading, MA 01867
Dear Mr. James E. Bonazoli, Chairman
Re: Safe Routes to Schools.
The Town has recently received 25\75% design plans for the proposed sidewalk
improvements at the following locations:
0 Woburn and Temple Street Intersection, — Handicap ramps and signage
0 Washington Street — Sidewalk and granite curbing on the Westerly side from
Washington Street to. Prescott Street with accompanying handicap ramps
® Sunnyside Avenue - Sidewalk and granite curbing on the easterly side from
Prescott Street to Fairview Avenue with accompanying handicap ramps
Plans were distributed to the Town and MassDOT f or review and comment. Following
review of comments MassDOT will schedule a public hearing for the proposed
improvements. The he prqjeot requires several temporary construction easements and one
permanent easement ent at the southeasterly comer of Washington and Woburn Street.
Obtaining the easements is the responsibility of the Town.
It is anticipated that-the project will be out to bid during the summer\fall of next year.
Sincerely,
George J. Zambouras, P.E.
Town Engineer
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LEGAL NOTICE
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TOWN OF READING
To the Inhabitants of the
Town of Reading:
Please take notice that the
Board of Selectmen of the Town
of Reading will holds the follow-
ing public hearing on Tuesday,
January 4, 2011 at 9:30 p.m. in
the Selectmen's Meeting Room,
16 Lowell Street, Reading,
Massachusetts:
- Amendment-to Section 3.11 -
of the Board of Selectmen's
Policies _. Delegation of
Approval of A -Frame Signs
A copy of the relevant docu-
ment regarding this topic is
available in the Town
Manager's Office, 16 Lowell
Street; Reading, MA from 7:30
am =5:30 pm,'M- W -Thurs and.
Tues 7:30 am -7:00 pm and this
document is attached to the
hearing notice on the website at
www.readingma.gov
y
All interested parties are
invited to attend the hearing, or
may submit their comments in
writing or by email prior to 6:00
p.m. on January 4, 2011 to
townmanager@ ci. reading. ma. u
s
By order of
Peter 1. Hechenbleikner
Town Manager
12/29
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Section 3.11 — Permit/License for Portable A- Frame /Sandwich Board Signs
At the 2010 Annual Town Meeting, Section 6.2. "Signs" of the Zoning By -Law was
amended to permit the use of Portable A -Frame or Sandwich Board signs in the Business B
Zone. Prior to this zone change, Portable A -Frame signs were prohibited by zoning.
The amended sign by- law stipulates that Portable A -Frame signs fall under the regulatory
control of the Board of Selectmen. Applicants will be required to apply to the Board of
Selectmen for an annual permit.
The following policies regulate the use and installation.of A -Frame and Sandwich Board
signs.
3 11.1 - Purpose and Intent
This policy is developed in order to promote a pedestrian friendly community that
supports businesses. The regulation of Portable A -Frame /Sandwich Board Signs is intended to
balance the aesthetic, safety, and economic development needs of the community. By regulating
this use, sidewalk access will be preserved for pedestrians, particularly. those with disabilities;
and required ongoing maintenance of sidewalks including snow and ice control can be
accomplished.
3 112 Requirements and Rules — Portable A- Frame /Sandwich Board signs
General:
1. A license and annual permit from the Board of Selectmen is required r� for to the
placement of any Portable A- Frame /Sandwich Board sign.
2. Permits are valid for one calendar year: (January 1 — December 315) or remainder thereof,
and must be renewed annually. The license to utilize the public way will continue as
long as a permit is issued and renewed for consecutive years.
- 3. Portable A- Frame /Sandwich Board signs are permitted in the Business -B zoning district
only.
4. The Board of Selectmen will generally issue licenses and permits only for retail business
uses and consumer services, excluding banks, realtors, attorneys, medical practitioners,
and other similar business uses for which a portable /sandwich board sign is not usual and
customary.
Size and Location:
5. The maximum height of a Sign shall be 4 feet;
6. The maximum sign area shall not exceed 6 square feet per side, with no more than 2
sides;
7. Portable A- Frame /Sandwich Board signs:
• May be on public or private property;
• Shall be located within 15 feet of the
hardship);
business entrance (unless granted a visibility
• Must be located so as to leave a minimum of 4 feet (48 inches) of an unobstructed-
walk-way for safe pedestrian passage and shall not obstruct pedestrian movement;
• Shall be subject to all requirements for handicapped accessibility
• . Must be located in a manner that does not obstruct site lines or vehicular traffic;
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o Must be located at least 20 feet from the intersection on corner lots;
• Shall be located at least 20 feet from another Portable A- Frame /Sandwich Board sign;
• May be placed in a permitted location only during business hours of operation, and
must be removed at the end of the business day.
• May not be located on landscaped islands or other planted areas;
• Must be' freestanding and not attached to any public appurtenance such as a bus
shelter, sign post„ light fixture, trash barrel, bench or other similar item;
• May not include attachments like balloons, flags, banners, lights, reflectors, or other
items;
• Must be sufficiently weighted to prevent it from blowing over.
7. Visibility Hardship - Businesses may apply for a hardship for placement of signs on the
major access roads due to their location in 'an alleyway or other area that restricts
visibility of the business from major roads. Applicants shall demonstrate this hardship
with photos or other supporting documentation. If a hardship approval is granted, signs
shall be located on the street closest to the business. All of the other requirements for
Portable A- Frame /Sandwich Board signs shall apply.
Other
8. The sign shall be maintained in good condition;
9. Only one portable A -frame sign per businesses is, allowed;
10. The sign material shall be weather resistant, shall not be reflective, and shall not include
any type of illumination;
11. Portable signs shall be removed during a declared snow emergency.
12. The sign permit is non - transferable and application for such permit must be from the
business owner (not the sign installer /maker).
13. The permit is not valid for any other business or location other than what was approved
by the original permit, and the advertising on the sign shall only apply to the business for
which the permit was granted.
14. Political statements or messages are prohibited.
15. Applicant shall indemnify the Town of Reading or its agents from damage to signs
resulting from plowing or other public works maintenance.
16. Applicants must be current on all taxes or fees owed to the Town prior to the application
for a permit.
Application
17. The application fee for a license and permit for a Portable A- Frame /Sandwich Board sign
shall be $50.00 for the first year or part thereof; and $25 per year for annual renewals.
18. Each application will be considered on a case by case basis.
19. Two copies of the completed application form and all the required attachments and
supporting material shall be submitted.
20. The application shall include:
• business name and address;
• business owner contact information with email address and telephone number;
• ownership status of the business as a property owner or tenant, demonstrated by proof
of ownership or lease; if a tenant, written permission from the property owner is also
required.
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• color drawing of the proposed sign and a site /plot plan (to scale). showing the
.proposed sign location and dimensions of the sidewalk, distance to the business
entrance, and relationship to adjacent buildings, roads, driveways, and. other street
amenities such as trash receptacles, fire hydrants, utility fixtures, etc.
• tyke. of sign message. There is nothing to preclude the business owner from changing
the specific message during the year, and if the business owner's intent is to change
the message frequently — i.e. restaurant's special of the day — then they should specify
that in their application.
• photographs of the area where the proposed sign is to be located, showing the
storefront, building(s), the existing signs, abufting properties and the streetscape
surrounding the proposed sign.
• materials and colors of the sign shall be described in the application and on the
drawings.
21. The sign shall not be installed until the owner has received the sign permit and license
authorization from the Board of Selectmen.
22. Signs placed in violation of this policy may be removed immediately by the Town at the
sign owner's expense.
23. The permit fee for a Portable A -frame / Sandwich Board Sign installed without a sign
permit will be double the regular sign permit fee
Permit Renewal
24. For renewals of permits and licenses, a simple submittal of the completed application
without attachments will be sufficient if none of the parameters of the initial license and
permit have changed.
25. The Board of Selectmen reserves the right to renew or not renew the license and permit in
its sole discretion.
26. The Board of Selectmen may delegate the process of renewal of licenses and permits.
Administrative. Requirements
27.. The approval of a permit and license or the renewal of a permit and license shall be
subject to the execution of a License Agreement and submission of proof of Liability
Insurance naming the Town of Reading as an additional insured.
28. The Authority to initially approve and license, and to approve renewals and re-
license A -Frame signs is hereby delegated to the Community Services
Director /Town Planner. Any decision by the Community Services Director/Town
Planner regarding A -Frame signs may be appealed to the Town Manager, and the
Town Manager's decision is subject to further appeal to the Board of Selectmen.
The Board of Selectmen decision in such cases shall be final.
Approved 1015110 Amended 1 -4 -11
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Bioard of Trustees
.�. Presented to Board of Selectmen, January 4,2011 PUBLIC LIBRARY
Library Building Program Progress & Highlights READING
Architects
Peter C. Byerly, AIA, LEED AP, Principal - Beacon Architectural Associates, Boston
Richard C. Smith, RA, NCARB, Principal - Adams & Smith Architects
Robert H. White, Project Manager - Daedalus Projects Incorporated, Boston
Library Pro 'Tem Building Committee
Nancy Aberman, Reference & Outreach Librarian
John Brzezenski, Reading Public Library Foundation
Richard Curtis, Vice Chairman, Board of Trustees
Jeffrey Doucette, Trustee
Cherrie Dubois, Trustee
Bill Hecht, Reading Public Library Foundation
David Hutchinson, Chairman, Board of Trustees
Joseph Huggins, Facilities Director
Kaitlin Menzie, Reading Memorial High School Student
Sharlene Reynolds - Santo, Reading Historical Commission
Dennis Smith, Reading Memorial High School Student
Karyn Storti, Secretary, Board of Trustees
Ruth Urell, Library Director
Vicki Yablonsky, Trustee
State Construction Grant Program Dates
Town Meeting Approved funding for design study 4/26/10
Contracted with a Programmer 6/17/10
Hired a Project Manager 9/9/10
Hired a Designer for Schematic Design 9/21/10
Filed Letter of Intent 10/4/10
Filed Building Program 10 /4/10
Building Committee Meeting 10/18/10
Building Committee Meeting 10/26/10
Building Committee Meeting 11/09/10
Obtained approval of Town Meeting to apply for State Construction Grant 11/15/10
Public & Neighbors Meeting 11/18/10
Filed Long Range Plan and Annual Action Plan for FY2012 11/24/10
Building Committee Meeting 12/14/10
Town Design Review Team 12/20/10
Building Committee Meeting 12/30/10
Grant Application due January 27, 2011
Award recommendations will be announced July 14, 2011
Six months to obtain local funding (till Jan 2012)
Library begins construction January 2013 or 12 months after accepting award
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