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Goldstone feasibility study estimates roughly $10 million for Winhall public‑safety facility
Summary
Goldstone Architects submitted a feasibility study for the fire station with several design options and an approximate rebuild/renovation cost of about $10,000,000; members of the public raised concerns about flood‑related inaccuracies in the study.
Goldstone Architects delivered a feasibility study and preliminary drawings for the proposed public‑safety facility at the March 5 Selectboard meeting. The consultant's preliminary cost estimate for a rebuild/renovation was approximately $10,000,000; drawings with multiple design options had not yet been finalized.
Members of the public raised concerns, asserting there were inaccuracies in the study related to flood issues. The Selectboard recorded those comments in the minutes and will continue reviewing Goldstone's materials as drawings and cost details are refined; no formal decision to proceed with a specific design or funding plan was recorded at the meeting.
