The Sterling DPW Facility Committee approved its April minutes and charted next steps following strong Town Meeting reception for a new building proposal. The committee, chaired by Jonathan Morini, will engage a social media consultant, separately budget building and site fees to enable
The Sterling DPW Facility Committee voted 3-0 to approve April 1 minutes and finalized a public engagement schedule for a proposed new facility. Chair Jonathan Morini's panel will host an open house Saturday, 9 AM to noon, and two Senior Center sessions on April 29 at 6:30 PM and May 30 at 9 AM. A
Sterling DPW Facility Committee unanimously advanced a $25 million public works facility to May Town Meeting. The project, which includes a new DPW building, salt shed, fuel island, and infrastructure, represents a 25 percent reduction in scope from the original plan; the committee noted that
DPW Facility Committee moves toward $25 million new facility proposal. The Sterling committee approved a preliminary cost estimate of $25 million for a new Department of Public Works building, which includes finished design and construction at 25 percent reduction in size. Jonothan Morini, chair,
DPW Facility Committee outlines March presentation to boards on building alternatives. Chair Jonathan Morini's panel will present cost estimates for renovating the current facility versus building anew, including schematic designs, deficiency analysis of the salt shed and fuel island, and pie-chart
The Sterling DPW Facility Committee unanimously approved a revised floor plan combining cost-reduction measures including shop consolidation and elimination of a center vehicle-storage aisle. Chair Jonathan Morini's panel also backed a not-to-exceed $55,000 budget for structural, environmental,
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