The project manager selected will be responsible for: 1. Project Planning and Coordination -Develop a detailed project plan outlining timelines, milestones, and deliverables. -Coordinate with town officials, stakeholders, and regulatory agencies to ensure project alignment with community needs and compliance requirements. -Collaborate closely with the town committee and the Select Board to provide regular updates, seek advisement, and ensure the project aligns with the town's strategic objectives. 2. Assessment and Compliance Conduct a thorough assessment of the building's structural integrity, historical features, and current compliance status. -Identify deficiencies and recommend solutions to meet local, state, and federal codes, including accessibility, safety, and environmental regulations. 3. Flood Mitigation -Evaluate the building's vulnerability to flooding and propose effective mitigation strategies. -Design and implement measures to protect the building from future flood events, considering both structural and non-structural approaches. 4. Historical Preservation -Ensure that all renovations and improvements are sensitive to the building's historical significance. -Collaborate with preservation experts and adhere to guidelines set forth by historical societies or preservation authorities. 5. Capital Improvements -Identify and prioritize necessary capital improvements to enhance the building's usability and longevity. -Oversee the design and implementation of approved improvements, ensuring quality and budget adherence. 6. Budget Management and Bond Vote Facilitation -Develop and manage the project budget, providing regular updates to town officials. -Assist the town in preparing for a bond vote to secure funding for the project, which may include: *Developing comprehensive budget proposals and financial plans. *Preparing necessary documentation and presentations for public meetings. *Coordinating with financial advisors, bond counsel, and other relevant parties to ensure compliance with legal and procedural requirements for municipal bond issuance. *Educating and informing the public about the project's scope, benefits, and financial implications to garner community support.
