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Board approves $44,950 roof drain abatement contract; approves fireworks agreement and facility waivers
Summary
District 207 awarded a $44,950 contract to Colfax Corporation for roof-drain asbestos abatement at Maine South, approved an intergovernmental agreement with Park Ridge for community fireworks at Maine East and granted facility waivers for the Park District's wrestling program; all measures passed by roll call votes.
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At its March 3 meeting, the District 207 board approved multiple procurement and intergovernmental items, including a low bid contract for roof-drain abatement, an intergovernmental fireworks agreement and facility waivers for community programs.
Facilities staff told the board the roof-drain abatement is required as part of Maine South's broader roof replacement project and must be performed during spring break to clear the way for summer work. Seven qualified bidders responded and the lowest responsible bidder was Colfax Corporation, with a total bid of $44,950, staff said. The board approved the contract by roll-call vote.
Board members also approved a standard intergovernmental agreement with the City of Park Ridge to host community fireworks at Maine East; staff said the agreement matches prior years and noted the district is coordinating with the park district because track replacement work may affect logistics. The board approved a facility waiver request enabling the Park District to use district facilities for a wrestling program at Havens; presenters said the partnership has benefited high school programs, including wrestling.
On the Colfax contract, staff explained the bid included an allowance for unforeseen asbestos conditions; any unused allowance is returned and reduces the final contract value. The board recorded aye votes for all listed motions during roll call.
The items were approved on motions and second; the transcript records roll-call "Aye" votes from board members Collins, Boyle, Weicker, Owen, Beatrice, Coyle, Lee and Yousef Abrahamson for the consent and contract items. No opposition or abstention was recorded in the transcript for these items.

