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Board approves plan to move Morehouse Historical Museum electric line underground
Summary
Board members agreed to proceed with relocating the Morehouse Historical Museum electrical line underground after a resident volunteered labor; the town will pay for materials and coordinate a temporary National Grid shutdown.
Supervisor Anthony Fernandez reported that the museum's vent and dehumidifier are working and proposed moving the museum's electric line underground as the next preservation project. He said a local resident has offered to perform the work at no charge and that the town would pay for supplies and arrange a temporary power shutdown with National Grid. "Supervisor Fernandez asked the Town board to make a motion to get the ball rolling," the minutes record.
Brian Taylor moved to authorize the project and Mary Ann Mosher seconded; the motion carried with no recorded nay votes. The board instructed Supervisor Fernandez to coordinate the shutoff with National Grid and to move forward with obtaining materials. The board did not set a construction date in the minutes.
