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Owner’s rep hired; water-treatment and roof/HVAC timeline set as Stratham prepares summer work
Summary
The board endorsed hiring Mark Jobin as owner's representative for the school renovation project and heard an update that a PFAS water-treatment fix across the street is expected to be complete by late June, with building construction work to begin in summer.
The board's building committee has engaged an owner’s representative and advanced near-term facility work, administrators said.
Board members selected Mark Jobin to serve as the district’s owner’s rep and discussed executing his contract so Jobin and Carino Construction can finalize summer timelines. Sophie Saltenstall, building-committee chair, was asked to sign the contract as the committee’s authorized representative.
Administrators also updated members on a PFAS water‑treatment project at the facility adjacent to the school. Chris Andrisky said subcontractors were being lined up and that the material deliveries and short construction tasks should allow the work to be finished by around June 30; the tank has capacity so student water service should not be interrupted. Long‑lead items for HVAC and roof work were being ordered so major building renovation work can start over the summer.
Why it matters: The schedule affects construction sequencing, summer operations and the school calendar. Administrators and the owner's rep will provide regular timeline updates to the board and coordinate work windows to avoid disrupting school activities.
The board authorized the building-committee chair’s signature on the owner’s-rep contract and asked the committee to report timelines and construction milestones at future meetings.
