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Financial subcommittee approves minutes and invoice packages, including Farmington High School and central office

Town of Farmington Financial Subcommittee ยท March 18, 2026
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Summary

At the Town of Farmington financial subcommittee meeting, members approved two sets of subcommittee minutes and voted to pay invoices for Farmington High School and the central office; motions were moved by the Committee member and seconded by the Chair.

The Town of Farmington financial subcommittee approved routine minutes and two invoice packages during a meeting that began at 9:04 a.m. The committee voted to approve the 01/16/2026 and 02/13/2026 financial subcommittee minutes, then approved payment packages for Farmington High School and the central office.

Committee member moved to approve the 01/16/2026 minutes and the Chair seconded; recorded vocal support followed and the motion was recorded as passing. The same process was followed to approve the 02/13/2026 minutes.

On the Farmington High School invoice package, staff presented a project-manager invoice for $2,053.28 and a commissioning-agent invoice from IES for $2,195.84, both recommended for payment. Staff also reviewed several change orders, including a $25,122 fencing charge tied to the library garden, and a $15,000 credit for demo and abatement that reduces the net amount due. Committee member moved to approve the Farmington High School invoice package; the Chair seconded and the motion passed.

For the central office package, staff reported an Arcadis invoice for $1,235 and an IES commissioning invoice for $20,520 (the remaining balance on their contract for central office). Staff noted reconciliation credits including $223.03 for electrical/low-voltage work and a $1,900 credit for aluminum entrances and storefront items. The committee moved and seconded approval of the central office package; Chair declared the motion passed.

The meeting concluded with a motion to adjourn that was seconded and approved; the Chair adjourned the meeting at 9:16 a.m.