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Historical Farmland group seeks roughly $30,000 more to complete east‑window repairs
Summary
Historical Farmland updated the council that east‑facing window replacements are estimated at about $166,000, with roughly $18,000–$19,000 raised and potentially $30,000 or more still needed; the group requested assistance finding additional funds.
A representative for Historical Farmland briefed the Town of Farmland council on March 11 about a window‑replacement effort for the east side of a historic building.
The presenter said the total cost for the east windows is about $166,000; the group has raised roughly $18,000–$19,000 so far and estimates that replacing the remaining windows could cost more than $30,000. The organization asked the council and residents to help identify potential funding sources or donors to close the gap.
Council members acknowledged the request and noted the priority to replace the worst windows first while continuing to fundraise for later phases. No formal financial commitment from the town was recorded in the transcript during the March 11 meeting; the presentation was recorded as an update and request for community support.
