Interim Director of Public Works/Facilities Manager at Town of Wilton
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The board discussed funding requests, ultimately approving the application for the FY25 SS4A (Safe Streets) Grant, which involves a $350,000 agreement with a $70,000 town contribution. Regarding the funding request from the CNREF for the replacement of highway garage overhead doors, the board deferred action pending the submission of more detailed information.
The board discussed and acted on several key municipal items, including the approval of a contract with a consultant to update zoning regulations and authorization to proceed with a feasibility study for the Gilbert and Bennett project. The board also reviewed a grant for a comprehensive safety action plan, approved a change order for the Cider Mill drainage project, and ratified an agreement with the State of Connecticut for the replacement of the Sugar Hollow Bridge. Additionally, the board focused on establishing the framework for a new Town and School Building Committee to oversee capital facility projects and received a financial update.
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The Board discussed a variety of town business, including an executive session concerning pending litigation. Key agenda items included the acceptance of a United Way grant for the Wilton Food Pantry, updates on the Wilton Library's quarterly financials and programs, and progress reports on the WHS Football Stadium and the Cannon Road Bridge replacement project. The Board also reviewed financial updates for FY26 and FY27, deauthorized the bonding for specific vehicles and equipment, discussed the potential creation of a permanent building and facilities committee, and approved a resolution supporting Wilton's inclusion in the Federal Highlands boundary. Future agenda items and selectmen reports touched upon audit recommendations, legal-service costs, and various upcoming town events.
The board discussed and authorized a contract with Pyrotecnico for a Labor Day fireworks display, including a review of projected municipal overtime costs. Additionally, the board received an update on the Cider Mill chiller replacement project, which requires additional insulation and hanger repair work, with confirmation that project funds are available to cover these costs.
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