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City staff recommend $832,000 targeted sealing to stop City Hall leaks; deferral risks higher repair costs
Summary
Facilities staff presented an engineering assessment that recommends a targeted exterior seal and stone repair project for City Hall at an estimated $832,000; staff warned deferring work will raise maintenance costs, risk structural damage and increase disruption to services.
Facilities staff told the commission on July 19 that City Hall — roughly 15 years old — has recurring leaks after heavy rainfall and an engineering assessment recommends comprehensive targeted caulking and stone repairs to restore the building’s envelope. Facilities presenter Guzman summarized the roof warranty status and testing: periodic roof certification is current, mold testing found no levels above EPA recommendations, and a small concentration of Penicillium on the second floor administration area was professionally sanitized. Guzman…
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