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Engineer finds village second floor structurally usable; board to consider options
Summary
A structural engineer's study concluded the village hall's second floor can support filing and people; trustees said the space could be used for storage or offices but will require finishing work and attention to parking constraints.
Village staff reported results of a structural study showing the second floor can support filing and occupancy.
Staff said engineers performed pilot-hole testing and two studies; the final report (delivered last week) indicated the floor's structural capacity is sufficient for people and storage. Trustees noted the space will need finishing work — flooring, lighting and other repairs — and that parking limitations may limit the extent of any expansion. The board will evaluate options for using the space and report back with proposals.
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