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Selectboard approves Right-Trak proposal for highway garage feasibility study
Summary
The Selectboard voted to sign a proposal with Right-Trak Design removing bidding support and including a garage door expansion feasibility study; the motion passed unanimously.
The Selectboard approved a proposal with Right-Trak Design for work on the town highway garage, removing bidding support at time-and-expense rates and including a feasibility study for garage door expansion. Kevin Gish moved and Scott Henkels seconded; the motion passed unanimously.
The board's action limits the scope of consultant bidding assistance but preserves the feasibility analysis for potential door expansion, a task the Selectboard said it wants completed before proceeding with bidding or construction steps.
Why it matters: the highway garage is a capital facility that affects maintenance operations; the feasibility study will inform whether expansion is needed and how bidding or procurement should proceed.
What's next: Right-Trak will proceed under the clarified scope and the board will consider next steps in subsequent meetings.
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