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Senior Center Building Committee approves $101,937.88 electric service agreement.

Senior Center Building Committee unanimously approves $101,937.88 National Grid electric service agreement. Chair Katie Petrossi's committee also pre-approved environmental permitting tasks and a $15,556 vendor invoice package while reviewing a design-development cost estimate of $15.48 million,

Senior Center Site Selection Building Committee · Meeting of January 29, 2026

AYER — Senior Center Building Committee unanimously approves $101,937.88 National Grid electric service agreement. Chair Katie Petrossi's committee also pre-approved environmental permitting tasks and a $15,556 vendor invoice package while reviewing a design-development cost estimate of $15.48 million, with core project costs targeted at $15.1 million pending grant funds. The town is pursuing a $950,000 CDBG grant by April 21 and a $200,000 Community Compact IT grant by February 5, while the Friends of the Senior Center have mobilized $62,000 in fundraising support.

Construction documents are aimed at bid-readiness by mid-April, triggering the formation of a pre-qualification subcommittee required by state law for projects exceeding $10 million.

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Source: the Senior Center Site Selection Building Committee meeting of January 29, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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