Community Center Feasibility Committee advances $11.7 million Senior Center plan for October town vote. The Senior and Community Center Feasibility Committee approved an $11.7 million renovation plan for the Dresser Hill property, rejecting a proposed Town Hall renovation due to concerns about
Charlton community backs updated senior center, feasibility study advances. The committee's 501c3 application for the Friends organization has been filed, with startup costs of $561 covered by member Bruce Menin. Pat Stockwell and Kathleen Dermady are supporting a community survey through Survey
Charlton community center feasibility committee advances research through surveys, video, and nonprofit reapplication. The committee mailed 2500 surveys to gather community input, with approximately 100 responses received as of the June 1 meeting. A 30-minute video of senior interviews discussing
Charlton senior center feasibility committee advances three design options for the facility. The committee reviewed LiRo architectural assessments incorporating design modifications for security, storage, screened-in porch, and parking, plus a new construction option at an alternate site. An MCOA
Charlton community center study advances to fall ballot. The Community Center Feasibility Study Committee, chaired by Pat Stockwell, accelerated its evaluation timeline to support a November debt-exclusion vote on a community center project. The committee reviewed LiRo's assessment of the Dresser
Community Center Feasibility Committee greenlights October town meeting timeline for center study. The committee approved consultant LiRo's task order with a March 10 start date, with Chair Pat Stockwell and members agreeing that fall completion avoids concurrent projects and allows the friends
Senior center feasibility committee discusses engineering study timeline against warrant constraints. Town Administrator Andrew outlined the scope of LiRo Engineering's study comparing three options: renovating town hall, purchasing and renovating 107 Dresser Hill Road, or building new. Committee
Charlton Community Center Feasibility Committee advances nonprofit setup and property search. The committee has obtained an EIN for the nonprofit entity and is pursuing multiple property options, with chair Pat Stockwell coordinating outreach to 107 Dresser Hill and Hank investigating the Trolley
Charlton senior center committee establishes April 1 deadline for initiative. The Community Center Feasibility Committee set the deadline for completing assessments, marketing materials, and documentation needed to submit a warrant question for a May 18 town meeting vote on the proposed senior and
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