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Library painting and interior grant progress; town moved forward with sale of 50 Farrar Street
Summary
The Selectboard recorded that the town moved forward with the sale of 50 Farrar Street and signed a Lead Addendum Disclosure; library interior work is funded by a $195,000 grant but the town will first repair the roof after concerns about rot in the children’s center were raised. Bids for Town Hall column repairs are still pending.
The Richford Selectboard’s minutes show the town moved forward Aug. 11 with the sale of 50 Farrar Street and that a Lead Addendum Disclosure indicating the property is not subject to a lead-paint inspection was signed.
At the meeting on Aug. 18 Gina Clark raised rot in the children’s center area of the public library and invited the board to inspect the area. Clark told the board that a $195,000 grant covers interior work; the minutes record that the town will repair the roof as soon as possible so the interior work can begin.
On other building issues, library painting is underway now that wood is dry, Town Hall cleaning continues, and the town is still awaiting bids from three contractors for Town Hall column repairs. The Post Office parking lot has been paved and the town waits to hear from Portland Glass about damaged doors; the Fire Station project is on track.
The minutes record administrative updates and plans for follow-up inspections and contracting but provide no contractor names for the Town Hall column bids, no timeline for roof repairs, and no sale price or buyer information for 50 Farrar Street.
