Carlisle Municipal Facilities Committee unanimously elects Scott Jamison Vice Chair. The committee unanimously approved Jamison as Vice Chair during its September 3 meeting and reviewed capital projects including Town Hall elevator replacement work beginning September 8 for approximately six weeks.
Carlisle facilities committee agrees to revise charter, discusses nine building projects. The Municipal Facilities Committee, meeting jointly with the Select Board, agreed to propose charter amendments clarifying that the facilities manager reports to the town administrator rather than the MFC and
Carlisle Municipal Facilities Committee unanimously approves HVAC invoice, secures $125K state grant. The committee approved a $43,655 invoice for Town Hall's HVAC server upgrade, conditioned on Facilities Director Stephen Connearney's quality certification. The Robbins and Grant schools'
Committee approves hybrid system and $28K contract for Town Hall. The Municipal Facilities Committee unanimously voted to pursue a hybrid gas-electric HVAC system for Town Hall, with Member Eric Balles presenting calculations showing 90 percent reduction in fuel consumption. The committee also
Municipal Facilities Committee discusses town hall heating options. The committee reviewed three pathways for replacing the town hall heating system at its July 16 meeting: a fossil fuel replacement at lowest cost, a hybrid system estimated at $1 million, and an all-electric conversion with higher
Carlisle Municipal Facilities Committee considers $1 million-plus heating overhaul for Town Hall. Chair Jerome Lerman and members Eric Balles and Scott Jamison reviewed preliminary estimates ranging from $1 million for a hybrid system to $1.5 million for all-electric conversion, a significant jump
Carlisle facilities committee reviews summer project timeline. The Municipal Facilities Committee reviewed a slate of building and grounds projects underway and planned for summer, from street sweeping and library renovation to HVAC upgrades. DPW Director James Hall reported $1.4 million in street
Municipal Facilities Committee unanimously backs $17.5M fire station project warrant article. Chair Jerome Lerman led the committee vote to support the project, which is on budget. The committee also reviewed multiple repairs: a Town Hall hot water tank replacement completed ahead of schedule, a
Carlisle Municipal Facilities Committee unanimously approved a $500,000 Community Preservation Act grant and a $579,000 HVAC allocation for Gleason Public Library renovation. Chair Jerome Lerman and members Eric Balles, Travis Snell, Scott Jamison, and Bill Risso also endorsed four warrant articles
Municipal Facilities Committee approves Town Hall pressure tank and water system repair funding. The committee voted unanimously to authorize $7,500 for the replacement and facility closure, with Facilities Director Stephen Connearney noting a smaller 32-gallon unit would free mechanical room
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