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Selectboard approves $2,000 for Women's Club block party; reviews town office move costs and postpones Daniels Academy repairs decision

Town of Brookline Selectboard · June 8, 2026
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Summary

The board authorized up to $2,000 for a community block party, reviewed move-related costs for town offices at 55 Route 13 (approximately $80,000 to date, $54,180 paid so far) and postponed action on a Morin proposal for Daniels Academy roof-beam repairs to request a two-phase inspection approach.

At the June 8 meeting the Selectboard voted to authorize up to $2,000 to support a Women's Club Block Party planned for Aug. 15, including potential police details, food and a DJ. Sharon Funk and Michele Decoteau presented the event plan and potential partnerships with the library, fire department and the community church; Steve Dolfini moved to authorize the funding and the motion carried 4-0.

The board reviewed relocation costs for the Town Offices at 55 Route 13; staff have settled into the space and anticipated costs so far are about $80,000 with $54,180 paid to date. The board discussed funding sources including the $300,000 previously approved for Town Hall investigations and $116,000 received from an InvestNH grant (noted as 20% of a Brookline Woods grant). Board members asked for more detail and postponed a detailed May budget review to the next meeting.

On Daniels Academy repairs, the board reviewed a Morin proposal to replace temporary roof-support beams with permanent beams tied into exterior walls but expressed concern about unknowns once walls are opened. The board asked Morin for a two-phase proposal (inspect as Phase 1, then proceed if warranted) and postponed the repair decision to the next meeting.

Other routine items: ads for a Town Hall project manager are posted (proposals due next meeting) and the board reviewed Planning Board site plans without comment.