A) “Overview given by Jim Campbell on current status of project – Project Name? – indicated in item 1.1
B) “Repeater site info – indicated in item 1.1
C) “Potential sites – Nystrom and Kennedy Dr. – indicated in item 1.1
D) “Existing towers on North St Plymouth, Mt. Tobe Rd. Plymouth, Sheffield Rd. Waterbury and High Street Extension Thomaston – indicated in item 1.1
E) “Motorola review of all locations regarding which sites will achieve goal of 95+% area coverage – indicated in item 1.1
F) “What is the area coverage? – indicated in item 1.1
G) “Recommendation by George Seabourne regarding town-owned property on Doug Road as potential site – indicated in item 1.1
H) “Jim Campbell follow-up submission communication – please provide – indicated in item 1.1
I) “Siting Council height restrictions and/or approval regarding towers – please provide results – indicated in item 1.1
J) “Ken Koval recommended the use of Town Hall Clock Tower – please provide request – indicated in item 1.2
K) “What are the available frequencies – indicated in item 1.3
L) “Please provide any and all consent letters of request – indicated in item 1.3
M) “Other tower site shelters – please provide info – indicated in item 1.3 #3
N) “Equipment Inventory requested by Jim Campbell – Please provide – indicated in item 1.3 #4
O) “Multi-Band Radios – Who agreed as indicated in item 5. Of the 12/1/11 Communication Committee Minutes? indicated in item 1.3 #5
P) “Content of Board of Finance update which was submitted on December 13, 2011, as indicated in item 1.3#6 – please provide”

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     Records when there are reasonable grounds to believe disclosure may result in a safety risk, including the risk of harm to any person, any government-owned or leased institution or facility or any fixture or appurtenance and equipment attached to, or contained in, such institution or facility, except that such records shall be disclosed to a law enforcement agency upon the request of the law enforcement agency.  Such reasonable grounds shall be determined (A) (i) by the Commissioner of Administrative Services, after consultation with the chief executive officer of an executive branch state agency, with respect to records concerning such agency; and (ii) by the Commissioner of Emergency Services and Public Protection, after consultation with the chief executive officer of a municipal, district or regional agency, with respect to records concerning such agency; (B) by the Chief Court Administrator with respect to records concerning the Judicial Department; and (C) by the executive director of the Joint Committee on Legislative Management, with respect to records concerning the Legislative Department.  As used in this section, “government-owned or leased institution or facility” includes, but is not limited to, an institution or facility owned or leased by a public service company, as defined in section 16-1, a certified telecommunications provider, as defined in section 16-1, a water company, as defined in section 25-32a, or a municipal utility that furnishes electric, gas or water service, but does not include an institution or facility owned or leased by the federal government, and “chief executive officer” includes, but is not limited to, an agency head, department head, executive director or chief executive officer.  Such records include, but are not limited to:

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     (ii)  Engineering and architectural drawings of government-owned or leased institutions or facilities;

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