Newington Municipal Building Commission backs architect contract for Chapman Street fire house renovation. The committee voted unanimously to recommend that the Town Council authorize the Town Manager to engage TLB Architects for construction documents and bid administration at $61,650.00.
Permanent Municipal Building Commission received TLB Architects' final Chapman Street facility restoration assessment. The comprehensive report, covering structural, mechanical, electrical, plumbing, fire-protection, site-civil, and hazardous-materials work, estimates restoration and refurbishment
Permanent Building Commission reviewed Chapman Street assessment finding structural soundness but extensive repair needs. TLB Architects presented findings to Chair Stephen Woods and members Rahul Abraham, Joe Harpie, Peter Manke, Don Brown, and Christopher Ferri on June 4. The assessment
John Wallace Middle School Project Building Committee approved construction invoices and authorized $490,042.86 in payment. The committee unanimously approved invoices from Enviromed Services for $46,507.50 and from SES for $1,200.50. Architect Bob Roach of Friar Architecture reported progress on
The Permanent Municipal Building Commission held an executive session to review site assessments and subsequently deferred a contract award. Chairman Stephen Woods presided over the March 5 Zoom meeting, which included members Rahul Abraham, Joe Harpie, Peter Manke, Stanley Sobieski, Don Brown, and
Building Commission Unanimously Backs K-9 Facility for Animal Control. The Permanent Municipal Building Commission unanimously recommended Thursday that Town Manager Jonathan Altshul negotiate the purchase of the Connecticut K-9 facility for the town's Animal Control operations, following recent
Newington Council and building commission jointly reviewed two municipal facility projects at a joint Tuesday meeting. The Permanent Municipal Building Commission, chaired by Stephen Woods, discussed Chapman Street fire station renovation, a 2,000-square-foot historic building with 350,000 dollars
Building Commission advanced planning on animal shelter and fire house renovation projects. The commission approved January 20 minutes with a 6-1 vote, with Chairman Stephen Woods abstaining, and discussed the Connecticut K-9 facility as the most feasible location for animal control, which meets
Building commission toured animal shelter facility in special meeting. Vice Chairman Stanley Sobieski led the commission members, Police Department representatives, Mayor Jon Trister, and Town Manager Jonathan Altshul on a tour of the Connecticut K-9 Education Center. The facility, approximately
Newington Building Commission installed its first officers and launched two major project reviews. Stephen Woods was unanimously elected chair, with Stanley Sobieski as vice chair and Joe Harpie as secretary. The commission began work on an urgent animal shelter facility decision after the owner of
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