Granby West St Building Committee Faces Rising Renovation Costs and Bonding Decisions

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Granby West St Building Committee tackled the challenges of escalating renovation costs for the long-vacant West Street School building, now estimated at $6.9 million, up from the initial $5.9 million. The Committee also discussed bond issuance options, emphasizing the need for clear financial planning as they consider borrowing up to $8 million to fund municipal projects.

Granby West St Building Committee Focuses on Boiler System Updates and Electrification Plans

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Granby West St Building Committee delved into plans for updating the existing boiler system and incorporating electrification solutions within the town offices and senior center. The discussion centered on transitioning from steam to hot water systems and the integration of new heating and cooling systems.

Westport Committee Explores Cost-Effective Solutions for Old High School Revitalization

Overview: The Westport Long Term Building Committee meeting on February 27, 2025, focused on the future of key municipal buildings, particularly the old high school. Central to the discussions were the challenges and opportunities in repurposing the aging structure, balancing historical value with modern needs, and addressing extensive structural issues, particularly water infiltration and outdated infrastructure.

Granby West St Building Committee Considers Costly Renovation Options Amid Rising Expenses

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Granby West St Building Committee deliberated over three renovation strategies, with projected budgets ranging from $10.6 million to $14.4 million, as they faced escalating costs and a complex timeline. The committee evaluated the feasibility of each option while grappling with the implications of increased construction expenses and the need for timely decisions from the select board.

Littleton Committee Focuses on School Lighting Upgrades Amid Structural Concerns

Overview: At the recent Littleton Permanent Municipal Building Committee meeting, discussions revolved around the need to replace outdated lighting fixtures on the second floor of a school building with new LED units. This upgrade aims to improve both efficiency and aesthetics while reducing operational costs. The committee also addressed structural issues in a room being converted to office space, alongside approving significant change orders for various projects.