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Brighton approves $2,623 change order for Town Hall renovation after trim-painting discussion
Summary
The Brighton Town Board authorized a change order with Milstone Construction Partners not to exceed $2,623 for Town Hall renovations and debated whether to repaint or retain natural wood trim on replacement windows (PCO71); members discussed chip repairs and aesthetic consistency before approving the change.
The Brighton Town Board on June 24 approved a change order with Milstone Construction Partners for the Town Hall renovation project not to exceed $2,623, after a short conversation among members about whether to paint replacement window trim or leave it natural.
Council members reviewed images circulated by staff that illustrated proposed window stops and trim details (identified in the discussion as PCO71). Some members said the visuals made the intent clear and supported repainting to ensure a consistent finished appearance; others said they preferred natural wood where appropriate. Board members asked whether visible paint chips shown in some photos would be addressed by the change order and sought confirmation that repairs would result in a unified, finished look.
A member said the poor condition of some windows would be remedied if the change order was approved and that repairs could include addressing chips and non-matching wood. After questions and brief exchanges, the board voted by roll call to approve the change order.
The decision authorizes the supervisor to execute the change order and directs staff to proceed with the work as scoped in the contractor’s proposal; the town will follow up through Public Works and the project’s construction manager on finish details and quality assurance.
The board approved the measure unanimously and then moved on to the next agenda item.
