The project scope continues the goals of the commissioners and completes the repairs and renovations which includes an interior and exterior restoration:
• Repair and repaint the exterior brick
• New roofing
• Restore the historic wood windows
• Stabilize the exterior wall at a foundation settling crack
• Restore the heavy front door
• Provide ADA parking
• Add an ADA ramp from the side entrance to the main hall
• Renovate the large meeting room
• Add a brides dressing room
• Add an ADA toilet room
• Restore the historic wood floor throughout
• New HVAC in the meeting room
• Replace the damaged historic trim
• Replace the interior windows sills
• Repainting the interior

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The current project is the final phase of a two-phase project. The first phase was concluded in December 2022 which included lead paint mitigation and the installation of fire sprinklers. This project was submitted to the State Office of Historic Resources and approved. The fire sprinkler piping waspurposely hidden within the attic ceiling and tucked in below the balcony seat. The plans were submitted and approved since the work did not directly affect the historic fabric of the building.