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Proctor fire station drilling and grouting complete; trucks returned to station
Summary
Selectboard members were told drilling and grouting work at the Proctor fire station is complete and trucks have been returned to the building. The board discussed scanning the floor in spring and buying equipment recommended by engineering firm ECI to confirm a permanent fix.
The Selectboard heard a project update Dec. 9 that drilling work at the Proctor fire station is complete and grouting operations that began Nov. 20 are finished. Fire trucks have been moved back into the station.
Engineering firm ECI provided a handout describing the outcome of the work. Board members discussed arranging a floor scan in the spring and purchasing a piece of equipment recommended by the engineer to verify that the foundation repair is permanent.
No final procurement decisions were recorded; the board included this as part of its ongoing facility oversight.
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