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Volunteers confirm renovation progress at center, raise repair needs for guttering and bathroom
Summary
Members reported near-complete interior work on two offices and described outstanding maintenance needs — subflooring and bathroom fixtures — and discussed adding gutters and repainting an exterior sign to prevent water damage.
Volunteers at the Hubbard Senior Center reported contractor progress on interior renovations and flagged remaining maintenance work, including subflooring, a replacement handicap-accessible toilet and the need for gutters and paint on exterior signage.
A volunteer reported that painters had volunteered time and that floors for two offices would be completed shortly, with new subflooring planned for the area where prior dampness had been observed. The meeting included a practical discussion of a wet crawl space beneath the building and suggestions (subfloor, borax treatment) to address moisture.
The nut graf: although interior renovation work is near completion, volunteers said exterior water management is unresolved — members expressed concerns that runoff is damaging the patio area and the signboard and requested quotes for gutters and board repair so the newly finished interior is protected.
Volunteers also discussed bathroom access and fixtures. Members said they will procure a higher toilet fixture intended to aid some users, and they discussed leaving the door to a small bathroom closed until a new sink and wall repairs are complete. A volunteer noted a plan to buy a handicap-height toilet and a small sink; another said the staff could use the building’s larger restroom in the meantime for events.
Ending: volunteers asked one member to contact local gutter contractors to request estimates; they said any funds raised from the yard sale could be applied to needed exterior repairs.
