The Polson School HVAC renovation was substantially complete before the school year began, with the committee approving nearly $1.5 million in contractor invoices.
Madison's Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee agreed to pursue a new microgrant for helmets and safety equipment, with member Jes Joseff leading the application, as the town earned recognition at a state Vision Zero ceremony on September 23.
Beach Commission members reviewed fall events and facility updates on September 1. Four of five members attended and discussed fall recreation programming and the upcoming Surf Club Master Plan survey.
Madison's Neck River School building committee approved $35,684.54 in closeout invoices and confirmed the town has collected a $2,176,101.21 Inflation Reduction Act tax credit tied to the project.
Building committee approved $35,687.54 in project invoices and announced receipt of a $2,176,101.21 federal IRA tax credit. Committee chair Graham Curtis presided over the August 31 meeting with six of seven members present.
The Emergency Operations Center and Fire House Expansion Building Committee heard from Munger Construction, which committed to September 21, 2026 for substantial completion after staff raised concerns about project delays.
The Bauer Park Advisory Committee voted to accept memorial tree donations from the Madison Masonic Lodge. Chairperson Theodore Rahman recommended planting the White Oak near the outdoor classroom, where a storm-toppled tree once stood; the Dogwood will be sited downstreet by the fence.
The Madison Historic District Commission approved exterior changes to a duplex at 908 Boston Post Road and tabled a wall-color decision for a downtown sidewalk project pending samples.
The Historic District Commission approved exterior modifications and tabled a retaining wall project decision.
The Board of Selectmen unanimously tabled a proposed Affordable Housing Trust Fund Ordinance and approved two studies totaling $49,930 to address flooding on Green Hill Road Extension, pending Board of Finance approval.
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