Holden Beach Commissioners agree plans for a new town hall should be downsized, but they don't agree on how much and what should be cut.
Each of the five commissioners offered opinions during a workshop April 3 with the architect designing the expanded office space.
The proposed $3.9-million project would be nearly 18,000 sq ft-adding to and renovating the current town hall on Rothschild Street and constructing a new building across the street.
Commissioner Charlie Boyle said by combining the architect's first & second plans and cutting some of the proposed space, the town could save $500,000.
Commissioners Sandy Miller & Pat Sandifer argued the town could save even more money by making the new building one story tall instead of two.
Exert from BrunswickVoice.
CONTACT
Let Us Know What You
Like About This Site Email Comments
My Online Neighborhood, Inc. is neither responsible nor liable for any Content posted to this Web Site by anyone other than My Online Neighborhood, Inc., including without limitation, statements or opinions posted to discussion boards or forums, advertising, hyperlinks to other websites, and the like, and makes no representations with respect to the truth or appropriateness of any such third party Content. See Legal Notice for further information.
