[Added 5-16-2023 ATM by Art. 12]
A. 
There is hereby created a committee responsible for overseeing the construction, reconstruction, alteration or enlargement of all school building projects. In times when more than one school building project is ongoing, multiple committees may exist.
B. 
For school building projects awarded funding via the Massachusetts School Building Authority, the School Building Committee shall be populated in accordance with 963 CMR 2.00, and may have additional voting and ex-officio members as mandated.
C. 
The School Building Committee shall consist of seven voting members. The Selection Committee (as defined in § 5-15) shall endeavor to appoint members with expertise in architecture, building engineering, commercial or municipal construction, construction law/contracts, and education. The term of each member's appointment shall expire upon the completion or earlier termination of the applicable school project.
D. 
The following individuals shall be ex-officio, nonvoting members of the Committee:
(1) 
The Superintendent of School and/or his/her designee.
(2) 
The Building Principal.
(3) 
The Town Manager and/or his/her designee.
(4) 
The Town's Procurement Officer.
(5) 
Other ex-officio members as recommended by the Superintendent of Schools or Town Manager.
Ex-officio members shall not count toward the committee quorum.
A. 
All regular members of the committee shall be appointed by the School Committee and then confirmed by the Select Board in accordance with the following procedures.
B. 
An advertisement shall be published on the Town website inviting residents to submit applications, including information regarding their professional credentials and relevant experience. The notice of committee opening shall be published for no less than two weeks prior to the deadline for submission. Applications shall be submitted to the Town Manager's office.
(1) 
Interviews of candidates shall be conducted in open meeting The selection committee consisting of the Chair of the Select Board or his/her designee, Chair of the School Committee or his/her designee and the Town Moderator or his/her designee. A unanimous vote of those three parties will be required to move an applicant forward. In the instance that a unanimous decision cannot be made within one week of interviewing all candidates or within the timeline set forth by MSBA than a majority decision shall rule.
(2) 
Recommended candidates will then be considered for appointment by the School Committee who will make recommendation for appointment by the Select Board. This recommendation is by majority vote. Applicants who do not receive a majority vote will not be eligible for consideration by the Select Board.
(3) 
Final appointment shall be made by majority vote by the Select Board. The Select Board shall only consider applicants who have been approved in conformance with Subsection B(1) and (2).