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Library board: new building progressing; site walkthrough planned
Summary
Library representative Crystal told the selectboard that windows are installed and interior subcontractors are finishing rough work; sheetrock and painting are next, with an anticipated exterior work restart in late February–March and a public walkthrough planned for next Wednesday at 6 p.m.
The Middletown Springs library project is moving ahead, Crystal, speaking for the library effort, told the selectboard on Jan. 22. “They’re continuing to get their work done. The windows are in as you see,” she said, and reported that subcontractors had completed rough‑ins and that sheetrock installation was expected to begin next week.
Crystal said crews plan a short construction hiatus of roughly six to eight weeks before exterior work resumes in warmer weather, shifting some timelines into March. She invited board members to join a walkthrough with the library board next Wednesday at 6 p.m. to view progress. The update also noted donated railings that will reduce project costs for handicap ramps and interior rails. The board did not take a formal vote on the project update; Crystal’s presentation closed with an open Q&A about heating options and schedule coordination.
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