Common School working group outlines phased plan; septic testing, funding next steps
A community-led working group presented architect plans for the Common School that prioritize after-school programming on the first floor and potential income-generating space on the second; the Selectboard approved proceeding with septic test pits using an engineering-qualified firm and discussed funding options including Northern Borders and a capital campaign.
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Members of the Common School Working Group, including Greta Brunswick of NRPC and Julie Wolcott, updated the Selectboard on outcomes from an April 1 open house and subsequent meetings. Architect designs propose a first floor for multipurpose and after-school programming, a recreation-focused basement, and a second floor with potential office or residential space for revenue. Julie Wolcott told the board the Community Center is "100% behind using the first floor for after school programs," and committee members noted there is currently no organization identified to manage residential units if that option were pursued.
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