Future Building Use Task Force

The Future Building Use Task Force unanimously approved a community engagement plan to gather resident input on the potential reuse of three municipal buildings through public forums and an online survey. The seven-member board, including Paul Dunkerley, Leonard Shaker, Sara Gregg, Earl Godfrey,

Longmeadow Future Building Use Task Force refines strategic analysis and community engagement plans. With eight members present, David Lipke presented a strategic categories analysis model and committed to refining it for a vote at the next meeting. Paul Dunkerly and Sara Gregg presented a

Future Building Use Task Force advances building evaluation work. The task force unanimously approved prior April meeting minutes with nine members present and moved forward with its assessment of municipal buildings, with Chair Paul Dunkerly introducing a strategic categories proposal developed by

Longmeadow Task Force maps engagement for three municipal buildings. The Future Building Use Task Force reviewed cost reports for Town Hall, Community House, and Old Town Hall, discussing maintenance costs that would likely require debt exclusion votes for substantial improvements. The Task Force

Future Building Use Task Force establishes resident comment procedures for meetings. The Longmeadow task force set individual speaker limits to three minutes with a maximum of 15 total minutes per meeting, held every other month. Task Force Chair Paul Dunkerley led discussion on consolidating