CPA Projects Database

To fund the architectural and engineering services to produce bid-ready architectural drawings for the rehabilitation of Town Hall

Phase II will include the rehabilitation of the exterior building envelope, including windows, exterior doors, repointing masonry, evaluation and repair of the flat roof over the back extension and any other repairs deemed necessary.

Preliminary work for potential repairs to historic Town Hall.

Renovation and restoration of historic Town Hall; CPA funds to support debt service, $100000 per year for five years.

Construction costs for rehabilitation for historical Town Hall and Town common. Additional funding of $1,412,000 approved 2014 Annual Town Meeting. Construction started August 2014. Town anticipates $4.6 million to be bonded. Awaiting completion of Town Common.

Design development documents for historic Town Hall.

RENOVATION/RESTORATION OF HISTORIC TOWN HALL BUILDING

Town Hall capital improvements including repairs to roof, entryway canopies, and front and side entry stairs, railings, and landings.

To fund the reroofing of Town Hall

Rehabilitation and preservation of the exterior of the antique portion of Town Hall.

To hire an historical preservation architect and engineers to prepare drawings and plans necessary for a comprehensive restoration and rehabilitation of the antique portion of the Town Hall

Town Hall Restoration-Phase II

Rehabilitation and preservation of the exterior of the antique portion of Town Hall

Additional funds to complete restoration of 1834 building.

The project is to hire an Owners Project Manager to oversee the restoration of Hamilton Town Hall.

For completing an architectural and design study of the Town Hall for the renovation, rehab, and restoration of the building.

To see if the Town will vote, pursuant to G.L. c.44B, to appropriate from Community Preservation Fund Historic Reserve Account, the amount of $35,060.00 (Thirty Five Thousand and sixty dollars) for the restoration and rehabilitation of the Historic Town Hall in accordance with the Comprehensive Conditions Assessment that was performed for this historic property in order to ensure that all work accomplished is consistent with the guidelines and requirements of United States Secretary of the Interior's Standards for the Treatment of Historic Properties (Department of Interior regulations Standards for Rehabilitation codified in 36 CFR 67) including painting of the exterior of the building, and to allow an Architectural Consultant, in conjunction with a Paper Records Storage Consultant, to develop a Archival Storage Plan for the Town’s vital records, historic documents and the Clerk’s Vault and for preservation and compilation of the Town Code, Regulations and Bylaws; and further, to authorize the Board of Selectmen, in consultation with the Community Preservation Committee, to enter into all agreements and execute any and all instruments for any grants to defer the costs associated with this initiative. Any funds from this appropriation remaining unspent after a period of 3 years from the date of the approval of this article will be returned to the Community Preservation fund only after a vote by the Community Preservation Committee determining that it is unlikely the remaining appropriated funds will need to be spent to this effect;

These funds will underwrite the cost (bond debt service) of restoring the exterior masonry of the 1889 Town Hall.

Phase II of the reconstruction of Hanover Town Hall proposed to remove the existing vinyl siding from the rear portion of town hall and implement new and appropriate siding. The projects looks to install an air conditioning system in the 1863 historical portion of town hall.

Preservation and exterior repairs to the west, north and tower of Town Hall. The project consists of repairs to exterior walls, including but not limited to, brick replacement, re-pointing, repair terra cotta, exterior sealants and caulking on all levels.

These funds would pay for restoring the south steps and clock tower of the 1889 Town Hall

Town Hall Restoration/Preservation project of replacing certain windows and gutters.

To fund the restoration/renovation of the Town Hall

Repairing the Town Hall Roof and painting the Town Hall which is a historical building