Durham Government Roundup: Town Meetings Canceled, School Building Work

DURHAM, CT — Durham's two town meetings set for Wednesday, Nov. 4, a special Board of Selectmen session and the Planning and Zoning Commission's regular meeting, were canceled, according to the town calendar.

Board of Selectmen

The special meeting's agenda had listed a possible vote on the bid to demolish the building at 51 Main Street, the draft Plan of Conservation and Development, a proposal from the town treasurer for the John Spencer Camp Educational Fund, recommendations for Maiden Lane from the local traffic authority, 2027 holidays, tax refunds and appointments to the Ethics Commission, the Economic Development Commission, Sustainable Durham and the Building Code Board of Appeals.

Regional School District 13

The district posted agendas for two committee meetings Wednesday, Nov. 4, in the library at Coginchaug Regional High School:

  • Student Achievement Committee, 4 p.m.: updates on cultural cooking and students' part in construction work, proposed high school courses for 2027-28 and an overview of curriculum work.
  • Building Committee, 5 p.m.: updates from the construction partner on the Memorial renovation and expansion, possible votes on change orders and invoices, the accessibility project at Strong School and the Coginchaug tennis courts.

Minutes had not been posted as of Friday, Nov. 6.

Planning and Zoning Commission

The commission has posted its meeting dates for 2027.

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