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Saturday, October 31, 2026 Sharon, Massachusetts · Change town
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Sharon Standing Building Committee approves engineering invoices, tables high school HVAC work.

Sharon Standing Building Committee approves Water Treatment Plant engineering invoices totaling $163,672. Eight voting members unanimously backed Apex Invoice 14114 for $139,310.69 and Weston and Sampson Invoice 26070213 for $24,361.38 under Voucher 44 covering services from May 23 through June 26,

Sharon Standing Building Committee · Meeting of July 21, 2026

Sharon Standing Building Committee approves Water Treatment Plant engineering invoices totaling $163,672. Eight voting members unanimously backed Apex Invoice 14114 for $139,310.69 and Weston and Sampson Invoice 26070213 for $24,361.38 under Voucher 44 covering services from May 23 through June 26, 2026. The WTP project remains on budget including contingencies, with electrical work from Eversource expected to enable permanent power by late August; roof testing will follow once sitework settles.

The committee tabled a decision on $85,592 in high school HVAC costs to its August 4 meeting, pending testimony from HS Director of Facilities Vincent Raulinaitis on work completed and unresolved issues involving power fluctuations and building management system communication.

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Source: the Sharon Standing Building Committee meeting of July 21, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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