Belchertown capital committee deferred officer elections, locked in FY28 planning schedule. With three of six members present, the Capital Improvement Planning Committee tabled its officer selection and minutes review, choosing to focus on establishing the workflow for FY28 capital projects. The
Belchertown Capital Committee introduced two candidates and outlined its capital spending priorities. The committee presented two potential members to the Town Manager: Ed Kopec, vice president of Western Builders with 17 years in construction experience, and Bob Stedtler, a retired electrician who
Capital Planning Committee approves $3.5M in FY27 capital projects through a mix of direct funding and debt authorization. The committee unanimously approved $920,339 in direct funding across two articles: $500,000 from the General Fund and $420,339 from Free Cash covering fifteen items including
The Capital Improvement Planning Committee ranked 27 capital requests, prioritizing nine high-priority projects totaling $662,900 for fiscal 2027. Chair Eric Weiss, with members Eric Bernardin and Mike Hofler present, sorted requests by life safety, legal requirements, mission criticality, and
Capital Improvement Planning Committee sets $2-3M bonding target for municipal repairs. With $920,399 available from the current budget, including $500,000 from a voter-approved override, the committee prioritized HVAC replacements at the Fire Department, Senior Center, and Belchertown High School,
Belchertown capital improvement panel reviews four years of capital requests, approves selectboard report. The Capital Improvement Planning Committee, chaired by Eric Weiss, reviewed fiscal years 2028 through 2031 needs from school administrators, the Fire Department, and the Department of Public
The Belchertown capital committee confirms FY27 priorities, flags substantial long-term building planning questions. The Capital Improvement Planning Committee unanimously approved its FY27 project list Monday, with Chair Eric Weiss to present the prioritized requests to the selectboard by March
Belchertown Capital Improvement Committee ranks 27 capital projects for fiscal 2027 budgeting. Chair Eric Weiss presided over the prioritization process, which sorted the $1.78 million in requests into nine high-priority projects totaling $662,900, 10 medium-priority projects totaling $550,200, and
Belchertown Capital Committee begins preliminary ranking of FY27 projects totaling $1.78 million. The Capital Improvement Planning Committee approved January minutes 3-0 and reviewed departmental capital requests for fiscal 2027 under Vice-Chair Eric Bernardin's direction. Poll Pad upgrades at
Belchertown capital committee reviews $200,000 in FY27 requests amid state deadlines. The Capital Improvement Planning Committee, chaired by Eric Weiss with members Eric Bernardin and Mike Hofler present, heard presentations on over $200,000 in FY27 capital requests with particular urgency around
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