The Senior Center was a central topic, with updates on the progress of construction. The committee discussed the mobilization to the site, the pouring of foundation footings, and the installation of rebar. An important update was provided on the testing of on-site material for reuse as backfill, potentially resulting in cost savings for the town. Logistics plans were also revised, including the proposal to make a driveway coming off of Shad Street a one-way. Additionally, efforts to address lighting issues raised by residents were discussed, highlighting the committee’s responsiveness to community concerns.

Another notable point of discussion was the Shaker Lane feasibility study. Updates included recent interactions with the Massachusetts School Building Authority (MSBA) and the request for in-person interviews with architecture agencies bidding for the school project. However, the outcome of the request with the MSBA was pending at the time of the meeting.

Moreover, updates were given on the Littleton High School roof, with the completion of punch list items and discussions on processing invoices for the contractor.

The Indian Hill project was also on the agenda. The committee reviewed the status of sub bids, noting that all had been received except for HVAC, and ensuing steps to carry the estimated value under the general contractor scope. The upcoming receipt of general contractor bids would be used to flesh out the total project budget, with the intent to present it to the PMBC and possibly to the select board and finance committee before the town meeting.