Humidity Complications Persist at Littleton Police Station, Prompting Further Investigation

Overview: The Littleton Permanent Municipal Building Committee meeting on June 25th was dominated by ongoing issues at the police station, specifically concerning moisture infiltration. Despite extensive testing, the root cause of the humidity problems remains elusive, prompting the committee to consider further investigations and consultations with engineers. The session also covered financial matters related to various town projects, like the senior center and Shaker Lane School feasibility study, as well as the approval of significant expenditures.

Granby West Street Building Committee Faces Funding and Infrastructure Challenges Amid Legislative Frustrations

Overview: The recent meeting of the Granby West Street Building Committee focused on financial and infrastructural challenges, including funding strategies, electrical service provisions, and communication with local legislators. The committee is working to secure necessary grants and address infrastructure needs while expressing dissatisfaction with the lack of legislative support.

Townsend Committee Debates Future of Heart Library and Other Town-Owned Properties

Overview: The Townsend Properties Committee recently discussed the future of several town-owned properties, including the heart library, highlighting the challenges of managing properties with environmental, financial, and zoning constraints. Key topics included the potential auction of the heart library, the sale of a substantial parcel on Warren Road, and the viability of properties near the riverbank.

Littleton Committee Approves $1 Million in Warrants, Discusses HVAC Challenges and Audiovisual Services

Overview: The Littleton Permanent Municipal Building Committee convened on May 28th to address two financial warrants exceeding one million dollars, ongoing HVAC issues in an aging building, and the approval of a service agreement for audiovisual systems in the senior center. Key topics included the procurement process for furniture and the complex nature of the HVAC system’s replacement.

Granby West St Building Project Put on Hold Amid Concerns Over Recent Ballot Vote

Overview: The Granby West St Building Committee faced significant setbacks as the recent ballot vote to advance the building project failed by 60 votes. The committee discussed potential next steps, including keeping contracts suspended until a new town administrator starts in June and reevaluating the project scope to comply with budget constraints and accessibility requirements.