Madison's Ad Hoc Facilities Committee unanimously approved a $9,750 final bill from TPA. With six of eight members present, David Kadamus led the meeting; John Fries seconded the motion, which also authorized contacting Antinozzi for their final invoice.
Madison's ad hoc Facilities Committee unanimously approved a draft Master Plan Report. Committee chair David Kadamus presided over the six-member body at the July 16 meeting. The committee discussed and incorporated suggested modifications before voting on the report.
Madison Facilities Committee unanimously approved $21,358 in consulting invoices and a timeline for the Facilities Master Plan Report. Antinozzi Associates received $8,358 in invoices and TPA Design Group received $13,000.
Madison Facilities Committee received updates on feasibility studies for multiple town buildings.
Madison Facilities Committee approved three consulting payments advancing major municipal projects.
Ad Hoc Facilities Committee reached consensus on south-of-school site for proposed pool and gymnasium. Committee chair David Kadamus and member John Fries updated the committee on the ongoing Memorial Town Hall Feasibility Study, which continues to refine budget estimates.
Madison's Ad Hoc Facilities Committee voted 6 to 1 to recommend Ryerson demolition and land retention for future development, while unanimously approving an evaluation report on Academy School proposals for the Board of Selectmen. Members approved two consulting invoices totaling $18,065.
The Facilities Committee created a sub-committee to evaluate Expressions of Interest for the Academy building's future use as it advances its broader Master Plan work.
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