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NORTH BROOKFIELD School officials said replacement of windows at the elementary school will get under way Friday, despite the concern of at least one parent about the removal of asbestos in the window caulking while school is in session.

School Superintendent John A. Provost said the $500,000 project involves removal of all windows in the building, which was built in 1972, and replacing them with energy-efficient windows with latex caulking.

Allison White, a parent of an elementary school student, said she has multiple issues with the project, from a notice received last week dated Jan. 26 to the reluctance of town officials to delay the work until summer break.

For them, this is all about money. I cant believe that town officials are willing to put money ahead of the safety of our children, even if there is minimal risk, said Mrs. White.

She said she had complained to Brian Wong, chief of investigations and enforcement at the Department of Labor Standards asbestos and lead program, and was told there are no regulations prohibiting people being in a building while asbestos abatement work is being done.

Mrs. White said she was told it was best not to be in a room, in this case a classroom, while work was in progress.

To that end, she said she sent a letter to Principal James F. Graham and her childs classroom teacher stating her child should not be in any room where window replacement work was taking place.

Lockheed has submitted a comprehensive, 18-point plan for asbestos mitigation, and Peter Shipman (director of buildings and grounds for the school district) is willing to meet with anyone and go over it, Mr. Provost said.

He said the plan had been reviewed and approved by the project manager, the architect, Woburn-based Covino Environmental Associates and the state School Building Authority.

Covino, Mr. Provost said, would be the environmental hygienist on site conducting continuous air quality sampling, as well as monitoring compliance with the mitigation plan while work was under way.

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The plan The Village of Lemont will spend $1.75 million to renovate village hall this summer.

The Lemont Village Board gave the green light to fund the renovation, which will include repairs, rehabbing and technology improvements, with a general obligation bond.

Village Administrator Ben Wehmeier said the project will include said tuck pointing, installing a new roof, plumbing improvements, window replacement and replacement of the parking lot.

Trustee Rick Sniegowski insisted during a meeting in November 2011 that the work needed at village hall is not a redecorating project.

Its not about the fluff, its about the need, Sniegowski said.

Lemont Mayor Brian Reaves reiterated that the work is a must.

(The needed repairs are) prohibiting work inside the village hall, Reaves said. Its just time.

The impact

Renovations will begin in June and Wehmeier said he expects village staff to be moved back into village hall between Thanksgiving and Christmas at the latest.

In order to keep business as usual, the Village of Lemont may be moving into Central School, 410 McCarthy Road, for the construction period. Wehmeier said an intergovernmental agreement has not yet been approved.

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Should a roof replacement project proposed for the school systems Administration Building at Sandwich Road be funded via the historical resources account of the Community Preservation Act, or should the project be shifted to traditional capital outlay committee review?

The Bourne Historical Commission wrestled with those questions this week. CPA guidelines allow funding for projects at significant properties that feature preservation and restoration, but not necessarily replacement features.

The commission, however, previously endorsed window replacement at the Bourne village administration building that once served the community as a schoolhouse, rationing board office in World War II and later as an American Legion Post. So not endorsing the roof proposal could be problematic.

The question is, Why not capital outlay review? commission chairman Donald Ellis said.

Members dont know how old the admin roof is, but the shingles have not been replaced in 50 years. They generally agree there is nothing particularly historical about the asphalt shingles.

The building is historically correct; it was moved to the site and dates to the 1880s, Ellis said. But do we want to support it? Or not? Were on record having done the windows. It is a town building. This should probably be a capital outlay request. But this (CPA funding) is also probably a way to get this project done.

The commission voted unanimously to recommend the $50,000 roof replacement project to the CPA Review Committee. At that point, however, school system managers will discuss the proposal.

CPA historical resources funds have been used for a variety of projects in recent years that also lent themselves to capital spending review; notably boiler replacement at Town Hall.

And then there was the positive CPA recommendation to fund slate-roof replacement at the Swift Memorial United Methodist Church in North Sagamore; and refurbishing the rail-switching center tower owned by the state and leased long-term to a private railroad contractor in Buzzards Bay; who refused to otherwise repair the structure.

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Written by Kimberly Donnelly Wednesday, 21 March 2012 11:51

Despite a nearly hour-long discussion last Thursday, March 15, the Weston selectmen were not ready or willing to vote on a window and door replacement project at Weston Middle School. Each cited far too many unanswered questions and a lack of time to review information.

The board scheduled a joint special meeting for tonight, Wednesday, March 21. Check online Friday and next weeks Forum for an update.

At last weeks meeting, however, it became clear the project has hit many hurdles along the way.

Bond approved in 2010

On April 1, 2010 almost two years ago voters approved a $5.8-million bond to cover the cost of several projects, including: replacing the middle school roof, replacing boilers at Hurlbutt Elementary School, the high school, and the library, and replacing windows and doors at both the high school and the middle school.

Tom Landry, town administrator, said earlier this week three of the projects have been completed as of July 2011: the middle school roof ($2.1 million); Hurlbutt boiler ($235,000); and high school boiler ($144,000). In addition, $100,000 is being set aside for the library boiler and $52,126 was spent on bond expenses.

A total of $2,640,374 has been spent or set aside, Mr. Landry calculated, leaving $3,159,625 of the bond issue for the high school and middle school window and door replacement. There is also about $326,000 available in funding from the state education department, he added, making the total available $3,485,625.

However, about a year ago, the Environmental Protection Agency stepped in and declared the window caulking in the buildings contains PCBs, essentially turning what had been a replacement project into a hazardous materials remediation project.

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CAREY -- Carey school board on Wednesday approved a bid of $153,200 for replacement of 99 single-pane windows with blinds installed in each window.

Capitol Aluminum and Glass Corp., Bellevue, was the only company to submit a bid for the project. The bid includes replacement of six rusted window panels, too.

The work will be done by Aug. 10, according to the bid.

The action came during a special meeting Wednesday. Board member Brian Will was absent.

Superintendent Mark Vehre said he checked with TFC Architects and Engineers, the Findlay company overseeing the project. Company personnel said the board could accept the company's bid for the single-pane windows because of the time factor, as the administration wants to complete the work this summer, and because the company was the only bidder for the project.

The company previously installed some windows in the building.

The board had discussed Capitol bids for two other options Monday: one would replace 252 windows with blinds installed in all the windows, for $444,600; the other option would replace the single-pane windows and refurbish double-pane windows, with blinds installed, for $373,400.

The third option, to replace only the single-pane windows with blinds installed, and replace the rusted window panels, was among the bids presented Monday.

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The Board of Education on Tuesday night discussed educational specifications for the proposed replacement of windows at Osborn Hill Elementary School.

The district's Business Services Office, under Operations Director Tom Cullen, drafted the specifications to seek partial state reimbursement of the $791,400 for the project after it was cut from a proposed bonding package during a recent joint meeting of the boards of Selectmen and Finance. First Selectmen Michael Tetreau said the specifications and required building committee for the Osborn Hill windows, to be formed by the Board of Selectmen, could be put in place in the coming months so the project funding could be included when the town issues bonds next summer.

According to documents in the board's "Proposed Capital Improvement Projects 2012-13," all exterior windows, except four bays of windows in the media center and adjacent classrooms, would be replaced with energy-efficient, double-pane windows. Non-insulated doors that were built integral with the window frames will be also replaced with vandal-resistant, fiber-reinforced and plastic-insulated doors.

The proposal comes at a time when the Town Facilities Commission is asking for $200,000 to test the caulking around Fairfield Ludlowe High School's windows for polychlorinated biphenyls, a toxic substance commonly referred to as PCBs. The testing would be done as part of a $3 million window replacement project at that school.

At Tuesday's meeting, board member John Convertito suggested replacing all of Osborn Hill's doors to prevent revisiting the abatement issue over caulking in the future.

Cullen said the state Department of Energy and Environmental Protection and the federal Environmental Protection Agency do not want the hazardous material to drive the window replacement project, and he would not remove doors that are not part of the project just because they might be contaminated with PCBs or lead paint. He said that a school's doors or windows should all be replaced at one time as a result of their condition, not because of issues related to toxic substances.

Board member Sue Brand asked if the project would be expedited if any of the contaminated caulking were found to be crumbling or possibly airborne.

Cullen said that such caulk would be painted or caulked over to encapsulate the contaminants and then monitored.

Board member Paul Fattibene asked if there should be any specifications requiring soundproofing of the new windows.

Cullen said the new windows would provide a soundproofing aspect given they would be double-paned.

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