Orleans Fire-Rescue Building Committee voted unanimously for standard septic over composting toilets. Chair David Lyttle led the vote after a memo warned of technical complexities and state code issues with the alternative system.
Fire-Rescue Building Committee approved prior meeting minutes and received project updates. The fire-rescue station replacement's Schematic Design Budget was finalized June 10 tracking within $85,000 of targets, with cost reductions totaling approximately $5 million achieved through parcel
The Fire-Rescue Building Committee voted to recommend a $48 million gable roof design. Chair David Lyttle presided over an 8-0-1 vote recommending the transitional gable roof for the 40,000-square-foot fire station, rejecting a $44 million flat roof option despite the $4 million cost premium. Fire
Fire-Rescue Building Committee reviews architectural designs and estimated costs for new facility. The committee reviewed three conceptual designs — Net Zero (flat roof), Two Gables, and Clerestory — for a fire-rescue building on 0.48 acres at 48 Eldredge Parkway, with geotechnical reports
Fire-Rescue Building Committee reviews four fire station designs as project advances. The committee examined four architectural massing concepts — Net Zero, Police Replica, Transitional, and Two Gables — for the proposed fire station during its March 23 meeting, with geotech soil borings scheduled
Fire-Rescue committee leans toward two-story design for new fire station. The committee reviewed two proposals from project manager Rick Pomroy (Pomroy Associates) and architect Ted Galante (TGAS) for the new Fire Rescue Station on Eldridge Parkway, with consensus favoring a two-story option at an
Orleans Fire-Rescue committee narrowed designs to two options for the new fire-rescue station. Chair David Lyttle's committee directed consultants Pomroy Associates and TGAS to compare a 3-story design (Option 2) and 2-story design (Option 5), with specific focus on cost differentials and
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