Building Committee confirms MSBA eligibility, outlines next steps for feasibility funding
September 12, 2026 | Norfolk, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
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Staff member said the town is in the Mass. School Building Authority eligibility period and has gathered technical documents (building ages, systems, maintenance budgets) required for an educational plan. "That's due on Friday the 15th," the Staff member said, noting that completing those submissions satisfies the eligibility work.
The committee was told the next step is securing funding for a feasibility study and placing two approvals before residents (a town-meeting vote and a ballot question). Staff member said both votes must occur before Dec. 25 for the town to remain in MSBA’s process and retain eligibility for state cost-sharing.
The committee was told the next step is securing funding for a feasibility study and placing two approvals before residents (a town-meeting vote and a ballot question). Staff member said both votes must occur before Dec. 25 for the town to remain in MSBA’s process and retain eligibility for state cost-sharing.
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