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Waterville council approves amendment to purchase agreement for former fire hall at 110 North First Street
Summary
City Attorney Jason Moran told the council the Phase I environmental study for the former fire hall at 110 North First Street will not be complete by the original May 1, 2026 closing date; the council approved a first amendment to the purchase agreement to accommodate the delay, 5-0.
The Waterville City Council voted unanimously April 27 to approve a first amendment to the purchase agreement for the former fire hall at 110 North First Street after the Phase I environmental review was delayed.
City Attorney Jason Moran told the council the consultant, Braun Inter Tech, indicated the Phase I environmental study would not be finished by the original May 1, 2026 closing date and is expected to be complete in the second week of May. Moran said the title examination returned clean and that the environmental study was the only outstanding matter.
Councilmember Dave Wollin moved to approve the First Amendment to the purchase agreement; Councilmember Scott Potter seconded the motion. The council voted 5-0 to carry the amendment. The council membership present, as announced at roll call, was Mayor Bill Conlin and councilmembers Scott Potter, Jennifer Grobe, Dave Wollin and Tim Smith.
The amendment, as approved, adjusts the closing timeline to account for the delayed environmental study; no further details of the amendment language were provided in the meeting record. The council adjourned at 9:09 a.m.
