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Committee opts for '2026' on cornerstone, discusses names to include

Public Building Committee · August 11, 2026
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Summary

Committee members debated whether the cornerstone and plaque should read 2026 or 2027; because the building is substantially complete they agreed to use '2026' and to circulate plaque text for review, including discussion about which past contributors' names to include.

Presenter (S8) displayed a draft dedication/cornerstone design and proposed wording. S8 argued that because the building is substantially complete the cornerstone should read "2026," even though the opening is expected in 2027; the committee agreed that the plaque can show 2026.

Committee members also discussed which names to include on the plaque. S2 questioned why some current town officials appear and asked whether all current council members should be listed. The group agreed to recognize individuals who made significant contributions (for example, citing work by Steve Mayo in getting the project done) and to circulate the exact plaque text electronically for final approval.