Municipal Energy Resilience Program — Grant Administrator at Vermont Department of Buildings and General Services
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The commission reviewed and approved a proposal from Malone Properties for renovations at 146 State Street, which includes a rooftop heating unit replacement, the installation of an underground propane tank, and pavement improvements. Additionally, the commission approved a proposal to place decorative sunflower planters at the State House portico and 133 State Street.
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The Commission discussed proposed landscape improvements for the Department of Motor Vehicles building at 120 State Street and the Vermont State House at 115 State Street. The project involves a mix of annual and perennial plantings and the installation of granite benches. The Commission voted to approve the project, with stipulations that the implementation could be phased based on funding availability and that any proposed inscriptions on the benches must be reviewed and approved by the Commission.
The meeting focused on a proposal by Union Mutual representatives to install an EV solar charger in their parking lot on Baldwin Street. The charger, which requires no grid hardwiring and includes battery storage, is intended to support the organization's sustainability initiatives. The project was presented, reviewed, and subsequently approved by the Commission.
The meeting involved discussions regarding the role of the Commission for a proposed walkway project. Specifically, the committee reviewed and approved a project for a handicap accessibility ramp at 4 Aiken Way to ensure ADA compliance, considering the building's historical status. Discussions also addressed project oversight, the impact on parking, and the construction timeline.
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