Building Utilization Committee sets final report deadline for September. Vice Chair James Rooney presided over the August 19 meeting with six members present; Member Brittany Meece requested that committee members complete assigned sections for the final report to the Board of Selectmen. Individual
Wilbraham Building Utilization Committee assigns recommendations work for October Select Board presentation. Chair Jeffrey Smith led members in dividing the final report into specific sections assigned to Stanley Soja (building utilization issues), James Rooney (building descriptions), Paul Kukulka
Building Utilization Committee advances Memorial School planning with firm July deadline. The committee reviewed results from a cross-committee workshop examining four scenarios for Memorial School's future: a multiple-use facility, status quo, a sale, or a community center. The committee also
Building Utilization Committee preps June workshop on town facilities. Committee Chair Jeffrey Smith reported 22 registrants confirmed from town departments and committees, with information packets and building fact sheets to be distributed. The committee is advancing a revised Request for
Building Utilization Committee schedules June 3 cross-committee workshop on municipal-building futures. The committee approved four scenarios for presentation: consolidating Town Hall, Parks and Recreation, Water and Sewer, and IT at Memorial; maintaining status quo with Parks and Recreation at
Building Utilization Committee approves prior minutes and discusses consolidating three municipal properties into a single Request for Information. Committee members present were Megan Eischen, Paul Kukulka, Jennifer Leydon, Brittany Meece, James Rooney, Brad Senft, Jeff Smith, and Stanley Soja,
The Wilbraham Building Utilization Committee reviewed three development scenarios for Memorial School in a workshop session. All eight members present unanimously approved prior meeting minutes. Committee member Jeff Smith reported that Mass Dev Corp, currently engaged with the former Monson State
Building Utilization Committee pursues $999,000 in Community Preservation Act funding for Memorial School improvements. The committee voted unanimously February 25 to apply for the funding under CPA Historical guidelines, with James Rooney making the motion and Stanley Soja seconding. Six committee
Wilbraham Building Utilization Committee toured Hampden's converted school building. Committee members Paul Kukulka, Brittany Meece, James Rooney, Kevin Rothschild-Shea, Jeff Smith, and Stanley Soja heard from Hampden Selectman John Flynn and Town Administrator Brian Domina on how the former
Wilbraham Building Utilization Committee schedules Hampden school-office site visit for February 4. The committee, led by Chair Jeff Smith, approved prior minutes 7-0 and discussed Requests for Information on the former police headquarters, Little Red School House, and Town Hall. Jennifer Leydon is
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