Westport Building Committee Recommends RGB for Project Amid Concerns Over Timeline and Funding

Overview: The Westport Long Term Building Committee convened on November 25th to deliberate on issues, ultimately recommending the firm RGB for an upcoming project, despite concerns over project timelines and funding strategies. The committee focused on detailed evaluations of two firms, RGB and HKT, considering factors such as firm proximity, project management capabilities, and funding strategies.

Boston Moves Forward with Land Conveyance for Urban Edge Open Space in Roxbury

Overview: In a recent meeting of the Boston Public Facilities Commission, the conveyance of a vacant land parcel in Roxbury to Urban Edge Housing Corporation was approved. The commission also discussed tentative developer designations for additional community use projects in Dorchester and a 12-month extension for a housing development in Jamaica Plain.

Westport Committee Explores Critical Sewer Funding and Water Supply Incentives

Overview: The Westport Infrastructure Oversight Committee convened to address matters concerning the town’s sewer project funding and water supply improvements, emphasizing the importance of securing grants and community engagement. Discussions included potential partnerships, funding obligations, and strategic infrastructure extensions.

Westport Committee Engages RGB Architects for Extensive Feasibility Study Amid Community Concerns

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Westport Long Term Building Committee engaged RGB Architects to discuss a comprehensive feasibility study for the town’s facilities. The conversation highlighted the importance of public involvement and cost management amid concerns about the future use of municipal buildings, including the historic town hall and the old high school.

Granby West St Building Committee Faces Budget Challenges Amid Design Revisions

Overview: The Granby West St Building Committee is grappling with budgetary constraints as it reviews the first draft of the building design, with discussions highlighting the need for strategic modifications to accommodate both public access and employee functionality while staying within financial limits. Concerns were raised about potential cost overruns, logistical challenges, and the necessity of design changes to enhance accessibility and security.