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Town of Scotland
The work on the historic building and site shall include, but is not limited to, site work for utility upgrades, parking, site access, walkways ramp and retaining wall, as well as complete renovation of the Town Hall including structural, electrical, mechanical, plumbing systems; architectural alterations for building-wide handicap access and programmatic improvements; building envelope improvements for thermal efficiency including insulation enhancement and restoration of historic wood windows.
Posted Date
Mar 31, 2026
Due Date
Apr 22, 2026
Release: Mar 31, 2026
Town of Scotland
Close: Apr 22, 2026
The work on the historic building and site shall include, but is not limited to, site work for utility upgrades, parking, site access, walkways ramp and retaining wall, as well as complete renovation of the Town Hall including structural, electrical, mechanical, plumbing systems; architectural alterations for building-wide handicap access and programmatic improvements; building envelope improvements for thermal efficiency including insulation enhancement and restoration of historic wood windows.
AvailableTown of Scotland
Seeks to engage a consulting engineering firm to provide inspection services. See attached file.
Posted Date
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Due Date
Aug 6, 2025
Town of Scotland
Close: Aug 6, 2025
Seeks to engage a consulting engineering firm to provide inspection services. See attached file.
Town of Scotland
The Town of Scotland, CT is requesting qualifications from consulting engineering firms to provide construction inspection services during 2026‑2027 for the Brook Road #2 bridge replacement over Merrick Brook (Bridge Nos. 04770 and 04771). The notice details required experience/qualifications (e.g., Construction Coordinator, Chief Inspector Level 2 with NICET III or PE, and Survey Party Chief licensing), and outlines the submission requirements. Questions are due January 9, 2026, answers by January 14, 2026, and letters of interest are due by 10:00 AM on January 16, 2026.
Posted Date
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Due Date
Jan 16, 2026
Town of Scotland
Close: Jan 16, 2026
The Town of Scotland, CT is requesting qualifications from consulting engineering firms to provide construction inspection services during 2026‑2027 for the Brook Road #2 bridge replacement over Merrick Brook (Bridge Nos. 04770 and 04771). The notice details required experience/qualifications (e.g., Construction Coordinator, Chief Inspector Level 2 with NICET III or PE, and Survey Party Chief licensing), and outlines the submission requirements. Questions are due January 9, 2026, answers by January 14, 2026, and letters of interest are due by 10:00 AM on January 16, 2026.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Scotland Town Clerk
The board reviewed the financial report, covering treasury details without concerns. The director's report highlighted library attendance and circulation statistics, the use of the conference room by community groups, the rescheduling of a meditation program, and a transition to a lower-cost telephone service provider. In unfinished business, the board discussed the 2026/2027 library budget and approved an increase to the director's salary. New business included an update from the special committee regarding the director hiring process, confirming that applications have been received and interviews will be coordinated.
The committee reviewed and discussed existing board policies and CABE model policies. Recommendations were formulated to update policies regarding graduation ceremonies, graduation requirements to align with state statutes, and planning for new construction; these will be submitted to the Board for preliminary changes. Additionally, the committee performed an initial review of the electronic resources policy concerning generative AI, with plans to revisit it at a subsequent meeting.
The committee reviewed and discussed several existing board policies alongside CABE model policies. Recommendations for updates were made for the Graduation Ceremonies policy, the Graduation Requirements policy to ensure alignment with state statutes, and the New Construction Planning policy. Additionally, the committee performed a preliminary review of the Electronic Resources policy regarding Generative AI, with plans to revisit it at a subsequent meeting.
The committee meeting focused on event planning for 2025, including updates on the ongoing Yoga series which shows varying participation costs and attendance. Confirmation of three dates for band performances in June, July, and August was noted, with a fourth date pending. The Spring Clean Up Day was postponed to the fall. Details for the Road Race scheduled for August 9th were reviewed, noting 94 registered runners. The budget review concluded with a decision to submit the same budget amount previously approved. The next committee meeting is scheduled for August 12th.
The meeting initiated with the annual organizational business. Key actions included the motion to appoint M. Garrison to the vacancy full time seat, followed by a motion to retain board members in their current officer positions. Furthermore, a review of the By-Laws was scheduled, with J. Blake preparing suggestions for a draft to be distributed by the first week of January. The commission also addressed the 2026 Regular Meeting Schedule, which will change to the 3rd Wednesday of each month at 7:15 pm to accommodate the Secretary. The Zoning Enforcement Officer's Report yielded no current items.
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