Granby West St Building Committee Approves PCB Testing Amid Signage and Water Supply Deliberations

Overview: The Granby West St Building Committee convened to discuss developments in the municipal building project, focusing on PCB testing, signage placement, and water supply challenges. The committee unanimously approved a contract for extensive PCB testing proposed by Atlas, amid concerns about the number of samples and potential costs. Signage strategies were reevaluated due to changes in the building’s entrance, and communication issues surrounding the water supply reactivation were highlighted.

Granby West St Building Committee Tackles Drainage and Fire Safety Issues Amid Renovation Plans

Overview: The Granby West Street Building Committee meeting addressed several issues involving the renovation project, notably the need for drainage system repairs and enhanced fire safety measures.

Granby West St Building Committee Grapples with Cost Overruns and Design Challenges

Overview: The Granby West St Building Committee meeting revolved around addressing significant cost overruns and design considerations for the new building project. The committee’s discussions focused on necessary design modifications, potential cost-saving measures, and the implications of these changes on the project’s effectiveness and compliance with safety standards.

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.

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.