The document discusses the need to replace the town's antiquated and functionally obsolete town hall buildings. It notes that the current buildings are cramped, have inadequate storage and frequent roof issues. Services are provided across disconnected and outdated buildings. A new town hall is proposed that would consolidate services in an environmentally friendly building located in the town center, providing benefits like improved efficiency, parking, and creating jobs. The new building aims to foster community and be a civic focal point while being financially responsible through selling the old buildings and leveraging funding.
7. The township’s construction, planning and zoning departments have inhabited a “temporary” trailer for 21 years. The tax assessment, engineering and code enforcement staff work in a cramped old ambulance building. “ We’re overcrowded here and when it’s windy the roof sounds like somebody’s pulling the lid off a tuna can.” ...As Seen in Courier-Post
8. IT IS MORE FISCALLY RESPONSIBLE TO MOVE THAN TO RENOVATE OUR CURRENT TOWN HALL
9. THE NEW TOWN HALL WILL ENHANCE SERVICES FOR RESIDENTS AND TRULY REFLECT OUR COMMUNITY’S QUALITY OF LIFE
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