Ayer Board Of Selectmen Briefs

The $22,500 price tag for the work would be repaid over time via savings realized through the company's ultimately suggested energy saving program.

[Ayer Votes]

Why don't they use the $4,900. clean energy fund to help pay for Johnson controlls??

[Bacon Hill]

re: Selectman Carolyn McCreary explained department heads have been asked to provide vehicle inventories as the town takes its first steps toward complying with the state's Green Communities Act. The push is to reduce the town's energy consumption by 20 percent.

Ok, how about better planning 1st?
The town should have built a combined police and fire station. This would result in energy savings as well as free up land for business use.

The transfer facility should have been built on Bishop road instead of at the old dump. This would result in a reduction of needed equipment.

The downtown lights should utilize reflective light (downward) requiring less lighting. How much light pollution does Ayer emit?

Lastly the T station if built on West Main will save a lot of money as well as energy.

This is just a start. Ms. McCreary, plan smart before you reinvent.

[Bacon Hill]

Ayer Votes wrote:

Why don't they use the $4,900. clean energy fund to help pay for Johnson controlls??

Why do we need to pay them anything? If there is a profit involved then they should be able to find savings for the town and profit form it not the audit.

[Ayer Votes]

how come the BOS meetings are not on cable TV anymore?????

[dick madigan]

because they email and meet secretly now, its greener