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Board forwards Five-Year CIP to BOF and approves $25,000 estimate for 67 Main Street repairs
Summary
The board voted to forward the draft Five-Year Capital Improvement Plan, which notes three LoCIP allocations, to the Board of Finance and approved a J.A.B. Remodeling estimate of $25,000 for repairs at 67 Main Street; Historic District Commission approval is required before work proceeds.
At the April 14 meeting, the Board of Selectmen reviewed the draft Five-Year Capital Improvement Plan and voted to forward the plan to the Board of Finance for its review. The minutes note the plan includes, as required, three LoCIP allocations (amounts not specified in the minutes).
First Selectman Flanagan also presented a J.A.B. Remodeling, LLC estimate to repair the back and front decks at 67 Main Street and to replace and rebuild the basement Bilco door opening. The estimate for material and labor is $25,000; painting of wood areas was not included and would be estimated after repairs are completed. Because funds for 67 Main Street are held in a separate account, the Auditor advised that the Board of Finance could approve the expenditure without going to a town meeting. The Historic District Commission must still approve the project before work may proceed. Selectman Kearcher moved to approve forwarding the CIP to the BOF and to approve the J.A.B. Remodeling estimate to the BOF; Selectman Brett seconded and both motions passed unanimously.
The minutes do not list specific LoCIP allocation amounts or a BOF meeting date; they record the procedural next step of forwarding the plan and repair estimate to the Board of Finance for action.
