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Facilities update: district readies HBT roof bid, athletic complex survey and TIPS coop mobile purchase

2667448 · March 18, 2025
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Summary

Facilities staff said bid documents for the HBT roof will be prepared for an April board approval, the athletic complex will be surveyed to plan future stadium work, and the district is preparing a TIPS‑co‑op purchase for additional modular classrooms; staff also signaled a forthcoming update to facility rental fees.

Director Apollo (Facilities) gave a facilities update focused on short‑term capital work and operational changes.

Work under preparation and procurement - HBT roof: staff are preparing bid documents and expect to issue them within about a week so the board can consider approval in April; the schedule was described as tentative. - Athletic complex/track: the district is surveying the whole athletic complex to plan a coordinated project rather than delivering separate fixes. Staff said surveying will inform future bleacher work, stadium renovations and track design. - Mobiles (modular classrooms): the district is preparing contract documents to purchase a modular unit through the TIPS cooperative (a purchasing co‑op) so those units are procured without an additional public bid process.

Facility rentals and fees - Staff said many outside groups currently use district facilities at no charge and that the district is exploring an updated facility rental agreement to recoup more costs. The facilities director indicated the administration has benchmarked surrounding districts and expects to bring a proposed update to the board in April or May.

Weather and maintenance - Staff reported minor weather‑related damage to a fence at the softball complex and a small pothole; no major damages or insurance claims were anticipated. Facilities staff also noted recent work to address a water issue at Lily Lake that allowed buildings to open on schedule.

No votes were taken on the items presented; staff will return with bid documents, cost estimates and recommended rental fee language for future board action.