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Board reviews $40,724 in kitchen-incubator spending, including engineers, Con Ed, asbestos work
Summary
Abby provided a vendor-level breakdown of $40,724 spent on the kitchen incubator in 2025, noting mechanical-engineer and Con Ed charges, an architect invoice, pod/storage fees, asbestos remediation and moving costs.
Abby drilled into line items that comprised the $40,724 spent on the city’s kitchen incubator project in 2025, enumerating vendors and services.
She said the largest single payments were roughly $7,700 to a mechanical engineer and $7,800 to Con Ed, with additional payments for legal counsel, a kitchen-incubator consultant, Rookay LLC, an architect invoice for $4,875, moving company charges (~$1,100) and pod storage (~$3,700). Abby also reported a $3,400 asbestos-services expense tied to the incubator location.
Board members asked clarifying questions about heating and storage logistics for incubator equipment; staff noted storage pods and moving arrangements and said some materials remained in offsite storage while construction timelines proceed. The board asked staff to keep a clear vendor list and receipts for audit purposes.
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