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Selectmen note Town Hall geothermal leak, defer Kimball House painting and weigh Community Center repairs
Summary
Building Inspector Brian Boyle reported leaks in the Town Hall geothermal system and estimated replacement at about $30,000; the board deferred an RFP for Kimball House painting pending an assessment and discussed a $4,500 Community Center sign repair and possible dock RFP.
Building Inspector Brian Boyle told the Board of Selectmen that the Town Hall geothermal system has leaks and that replacing the geothermal system would cost about $30,000; he said he will gather more information for the board.
The board discussed painting the Kimball House and suggested holding off on issuing an RFP until the Kimball House assessment is presented so that the scope of work can be clarified. Noriko Yoshida-Travers reported that a component of the Community Center sign may need to be replaced and estimated the cost at $4,500; Selectman Bill Friel offered to contact Daktronics to get additional information.
On the Community Center dock the board discussed short-term measures including temporary fencing and signage, consulting with Building Inspector Brian Boyle and preparing an RFP to rebuild the dock if needed. The meeting minutes note these as discussion items and do not record a formal vote on capital work or funding at this session.
