Light Board Subcommittee Approves $110,000 Edgewater Road Feasibility Study Scope
Hull Light Board subcommittee approved a $110,000 feasibility study scope for the utility plant at 15 Edgewater Road. Chair Thomas Burns and Clerk Jacob M. Vaillancourt led the subcommittee to unanimous approval and transmittal to the full Light Board for October 22 adoption.
Light Board · Meeting of October 13, 2026
Hull Light Board subcommittee approved a $110,000 feasibility study scope for the utility plant at 15 Edgewater Road. Chair Thomas Burns and Clerk Jacob M. Vaillancourt led the subcommittee to unanimous approval and transmittal to the full Light Board for October 22 adoption.
The scope outlines five sequential tasks beginning with independent peer review, with remaining work subject to Light Board review within 14 days. The scope incorporates feedback from the Light Plant Manager, Operations Manager, and Director of Climate Adaptation and Conservation Christian Krahforst, and safeguards the study's focus on the plant itself rather than the town's broader joint-facility project.
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Source: the Light Board meeting of October 13, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
Checked against the official minutes. It was corrected where it differed.
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