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Commissioner reports senior center door repairs and rental damage; suggests higher deposits
Summary
A commissioner described repairs at the senior center — replacing a failing accordion door and fixing a glass door — and said renters left the kitchen area damaged or items missing, arguing for higher security deposits and tighter rental controls.
A committee member reported a series of repairs and changes at the senior center, replacing a broken accordion door with a standard door, repairing a glass door that would not operate, and blocking off the kitchen after repeated rental problems. The committee member said the town now intends to rent the space but will require larger deposits because "they took some things" during past rentals.
"The door that was the accordion door that would never open or shut, We've taken that out and put in a real door," the Committee member said, describing the work done. The member added that after renters left the space in poor condition and some items were removed, the town will continue to rent the facility but will require a sufficient deposit to cover potential losses.
