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Capital committee presents FY27 plan; seeks road policy

Capital Improvement & Planning Committee requests Select Board direction on $16 million spending plan. The committee presented its FY27 Capital Update, seeking Board guidance on road repair strategy, water project rate impacts, and the effect of a March Special Town Meeting vote. Chair Jason

Capital Improvement & Planning Committee · Meeting of January 13, 2026

SOUTHBOROUGH — Capital Improvement & Planning Committee requests Select Board direction on $16 million spending plan. The committee presented its FY27 Capital Update, seeking Board guidance on road repair strategy, water project rate impacts, and the effect of a March Special Town Meeting vote. Chair Jason Malinowski outlined proposed bonding requests exceeding $16 million, including approximately $5.35 million for Trottier School roof replacement after Massachusetts School Building Authority reimbursement.

Discussion centered on comprehensive versus incremental road funding, with DPW Superintendent Bill Cundiff noting full repairs would cost between $15 million and $25 million.

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Source: the Capital Improvement & Planning Committee meeting of January 13, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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