TOWN
OF
REGULAR
MEETING MINUTES
CALL
TO ORDER:
Carl Rohrbach called the meeting to
order at
Members
Present: Tony Bruno,
Dave Palmer, Jr, Frank Lawlor, Alice Van Tasel and Carl
Rohrbach
Members
Absent:
None
Others
Present:
None
MINUTES
APPROVAL:
·
A
motion was made by Mrs. Van Tasel, seconded by Mr. Lawlor and passed unanimously
to approve the
·
A
motion was made by Mr. Bruno, seconded by Mr. Palmer and passed unanimously to
approve the
AUDIENCE
COMMENTS:
None
CORRESPONDENCE
·
Letter
received from
the CT Director of Office of Education and Management concerning Fire Marshal
and Deputy Fire Marshal training hours.
Both meet the 30 credit/year or 90 in 3 years to maintain
certification.
·
Letter
from First Selectman regarding Capital needs plan. Need to present 5-10 year plan to CIP
committee. Need preliminary plan to Selectmen by
FIRE
MARSHAL:
No
approval received yet from CT Water concerning their late September
reconsideration to install the hydrant at the intersection Route 83 and
FIRE CHIEF
·
Original
firehouse insulation contractor suggested to First Selectman, Dave Pinney,
blowing in additional insulation to remedy current problem. He provided no cost estimate and is not
interesting in fixing the problem.
Dave Pinney and Bill Bouchelle will meet with local contractor on
·
No
progress with
·
No
progress from Town Attorney regarding the Fire Commission
ordinance
CAPITAL
NEEDS PLANNING:
Commission
discussed the CIP plan developed by the Chief and his officers. A
motion was made by Mr. Palmer, seconded by Mr. Bruno and passed unanimously to
accept in principal the Fire Services capital needs plan based on the Board’s
discussions and pending agreement on the changes with the Chief. The Chairman and the Chief to meet to
finalize.
APPROVAL
OF 2005 MEETING SCHEDULE:
A
motion was made by Mr. Palmer, seconded by Mr. Bruno and passed unanimously to
approve the 2005 regular meeting schedule which lists all 12 regular meetings as
the third Thursday of the month at
BUDGET
REVIEW:
With
30% of the 2004/2005 fiscal year completed the overall fire service budgets
remain on track. Due to a failure
in the ambulance’s electrical system the Ambulance maintenance line item is
already overspent. Funds should
exist in other accounts at year’s end to cover the overage and other regular
ambulance maintenance.
NEW
BUSINESS:
None
ADJOURNMENT:
A
motion to adjourn was made at
Respectfully
submitted,
Carl
Rohrbach, Jr.
Chairman