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Wade Rubinstein

No current terms — past member.
Past: Finance Committee (2020–2021)

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2021-05-11·Finance Committee·spokePersonnel Board Classification Updates (2021) →
“Mr. Rubinstein volunteered to write up the recommendation”
2021-05-11·Finance Committee·spokeArticle 9 FY21 Budget Line-Item Adjustments →
“Mr. Rubinstein volunteered to write up the recommendation”
2021-03-25·Finance Committee·spokeFree Cash and Stabilization Fund Policy Evolution →
“Mr. Rubinstein noted that we are at the threshold of 5% for free cash, so we have to be careful of any proposed warrant articles that dip into free cash.”
2021-03-25·Finance Committee·spokeAnnual Free Cash Property Tax Reduction →
“Mr. Rubinstein noted that we are at the threshold of 5% for free cash, so we have to be careful of any proposed warrant articles that dip into free cash.”
2021-03-25·Finance Committee·spokeConcord Middle School financing and construction →
“Mr. Rubinstein suggested we look at projected enrollment”
2021-03-25·Finance Committee·spokeLong-Term Capital Planning Process Adoption →
“Mr. Rubinstein suggested we look at projected enrollment”
“Mr. Rubinstein suggested a more generic posting reference, since web sites may be obsolete 20 years from now.”
2021-02-25·Finance Committee·spokeDraft bylaw on guideline publication. →
“Mr. Rubinstein suggested a more generic posting reference, since web sites may be obsolete 20 years from now.”
2021-02-25·Finance Committee·secondedDraft bylaw on guideline publication. →
“seconded by Mr. Rubinstein”
“seconded by Mr. Rubinstein”
“Mr. Rubinstein noted that $250,000 is being requested from the CPC for affordable housing projects, with the funds to be used by the Concord Housing Development Corporation for affordable housing purposes.”
2021-02-25·Finance Committee·spokeResidential Tax Exemption Rejection Analysis →
“In response to a question from Mr. Rubinstein”
2020-08-04·Finance Committee·spokeSchool device selection: laptops vs. iPads →
“In response to a question from Mr. Rubinstein”
2020-08-04·Finance Committee·spokeFall 2020 School Reopening Planning →
“In response to a question from Mr. Rubinstein”
2020-07-23·Finance Committee·spoke
“Mr. Rubinstein”
2020-07-23·Finance Committee·spokeConcord Middle School financing and construction →
“Mr. Rubinstein suggested that a narrative be included to explain the impact of capital projects on the tax rate.”
2020-07-23·Finance Committee·spokeSGR formula revision and debate →
“Mr. Rubinstein noted that we are losing federal and state money, but do we know how the current financial situation is affecting local residents?”
2020-06-04·Finance Committee·spoke
“In response to a question from Mr. Rubinstein”
2020-05-14·Finance Committee·spoke
“Rubinstein”
2020-05-04·Finance Committee·spokeSchool device selection: laptops vs. iPads →
“In response to a question from Mr. Rubinstein”
2020-05-04·Finance Committee·spokeFall 2020 School Reopening Planning →
“In response to a question from Mr. Rubinstein”
2020-05-04·Finance Committee·spokeCPC Church Funding Legal Debate →
“Mr. Rubinstein noted that there is $500,000 for Warner's Pond dredging under Article 11 (Town capital projects).”
2020-05-04·Finance Committee·spokeFY21 CPC Appropriation Recommendations →
“Mr. Rubinstein noted that there is $500,000 for Warner's Pond dredging under Article 11 (Town capital projects).”
2020-02-06·Finance Committee·spokeTwo-Family Dwelling Zoning Amendment →
“Mr. Rubinstein”
“Mr. Rubinstein noted that constructing solar arrays at the new middle school is estimated to cost $1 million.”
2020-01-23·Finance Committee·spokeConcord Middle School financing and construction →
“Mr. Rubinstein noted that constructing solar arrays at the new middle school is estimated to cost $1 million.”
“In response to a question from Mr. Rubinstein as to whether the $225,000 is sufficient for the remainder of the year”