Thursday, March 1, 2012
Seekonk s gearing up to build the new Animal Shelter and Banna Fire Station renovations.
Seekonk Town Administrator Pamela Nolan gave updates this week on the progress of the new Animal Shelter, Senior Center and Banna Fire Station renovations. Nolan said that the Banna Fire Station committee had been deciding between a one story building or a two story one and the two story design is the most likely one. The committee has decided to use a modular, prefabricated building to expand the fire station. Plans are still needed to be drawn up in order to get estimates for the project. “We’re at the point now where we’re ready to bid,” Nolan said. The architectural designs are estimated to cost $40,000. The new Animal Shelter, which was approved at the recent Fall Town Meeting, is still in its early stages. The shelter is decided …
Thursday, November 17, 2011
The Seekonk Board of Selectmen voted to approve $6,600 for renovation plans for the Richard C. Banna Memorial Fire Station.
The Seekonk Board of Selectmen approved a request for $6,600 by the Banna Station Building Committee to be used to develop schematics relating to the renovation of the building. The Richard C. Banna Fire Station is not currently being used by fire department in any capacity, in contrast to the County Street Fire Station, which is being used to store additional equipment. Arthur Foulkes, a member of the Banna committee, said the plans need to be drawn up so they can have firm numbers to plan around. The plans will be for both a one-story building and an expanded two-story building. “This is what we really need right now,” said Foulkes. The committee has begun to make lists of the various issues with the building and have found a boiler that…
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Thursday, June 9, 2011
The Seekonk Board of Selectmen discuss renovation and permits at their weekly meeting
With several construction projects, building permits, and a citizen’s call to create a list of concrete goals and objectives discussed, town improvement was the priority at Wednesday night’s Seekonk Board of Selectmen meeting. About 20 Seekonk residents, many of whom are members of the Seekonk Planning Board, filled the Town Hall Meeting Room on Peck Street to listen to and speak with Town Administrator Michael Carroll and the five members of the Board of Selectmen: Francis Cavaco, Robert McLintock, chairman David Parker, vice chairman William Rice and John Whelan. Items concerning future construction projects received the most discussion. The selectmen were told that Greenman-Pedersen, Inc. was the engineering firm selected to lead the …
paul
9:47 am on Friday, March 2, 2012
I know an engineering company in East Providence that will do the plans for $4,000 including the survey. more ›