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Lisbon committee approves alternate electrical control system, schedules extra construction meetings
Summary
At a June 9 special meeting, the LCS Science Room Building Committee approved an alternative electrical control system for the new science lab, authorized $223.25 for bid advertising, appointed a temporary voting member and set additional construction‑phase meetings beginning June 23.
The LCS Science Room Building Committee met in special session on June 9, 2026, at Lisbon Central School. Chair David Wood called the meeting to order at 7:22 p.m. and the committee recorded members Ray Joly and Randy Baah as present; three members were absent.
The committee unanimously approved a motion appointing Randy Baah as a voting member for this meeting to cover absent members. The body also unanimously approved the minutes of its May meeting.
The committee considered correspondence from the project electrician proposing an alternative electrical control system. According to the minutes, the proposed system "is comparable to the original, provides the same functionality, and costs the same amount of money." A motion to approve the alternative control system, moved by Ray Joly and seconded by Randy Baah, carried unanimously.
A bill from "USA Today" for $223.25 to cover mandatory advertising of Requests for Bids to secure a general contractor was presented and authorized for payment by unanimous vote (motion by R. Joly, seconded by R. Baah). The minutes list the vendor name and the dollar amount; no further contract details were recorded in the minutes.
The committee agreed to add a second monthly meeting during the construction phase of the new science lab. Members voted unanimously to schedule additional meetings on the fourth Tuesday of each month during construction, with the first three listed dates being June 23, July 21 and August 25. The minutes record that, during a second walkthrough, Jonathan Paradis committed to making two downstairs rooms available to contractors for the construction period. The minutes also state that "C. R. Joly" volunteered to be onsite part of the day on June 22 and June 23; the minutes otherwise identify this member as R. Joly in other motions.
The meeting adjourned at 7:59 p.m. The minutes are signed in the record by Lawrence J. Sposato, Jr., clerk, and David Wood, chair. The committee will reconvene according to the newly adopted fourth‑Tuesday schedule during the construction phase.
