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Selectboard reviews Town Hall renovation plan, contractor recommends full basement waterproofing at ~$35,000
Summary
Selectboard heard a MERP-funded project-management proposal with $120,000 available for Town Hall renovations and learned contractors recommend full basement waterproofing (including a French drain) at an estimated cost of $35,000; board asked the Town Attorney to review the project contract.
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The Londonderry Selectboard on Aug. 4 reviewed a Windham Regional Commission MERP proposal to manage Town Hall renovations and heard contractor advice that the Town Hall basement needs full waterproofing.
Anand Fedele, assistant planner with the Windham Regional Commission, outlined a scope of work tied to available grant funding of $120,000 to install a vapor barrier, replace windows and add ADA-compliant features, and to provide procurement support, vendor selection, and inspection reporting. Separately, Chair Tom Cavanagh reported that Hunter Excavating recommended doing the whole basement and installing a French drain; the contractor estimated the work at approximately $35,000.
The board agreed to have the Town Attorney review the proposed project management contract and asked staff to bring the contract back to the Selectboard at the next meeting for formal action. The Selectboard did not vote on the contract at this meeting.
The items discussed are tied to MERP and CDBG funding efforts described earlier in the meeting record; Tulloch and contractors indicated that combining grant management and coordinated bidding across towns could produce cost savings. Next steps: attorney review of the contract and a future Selectboard vote on whether to retain WRC for project management.
