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MILFORD – A public hearing is scheduled for 6 p.m. tomorrow (12/4) on a proposed $4.69 million capital project to improve the bathrooms, entrance, HVAC and accessibility of the Milford Central School. It will be held in the Distance Learning Room.
The vote on the spending plan will be the following Tuesday, Dec. 11, in the Performing Arts Lobby.
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I think local workers could build some ramps, rehab the bathrooms, and improve the entrance for a LOT less. Nearly five million? Really?