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West Seneca to relocate playground equipment to Northwood after safety review
Summary
Superintendent Dr. William (Bill) Krueger told the school board that aging playground equipment at Northwood Elementary poses safety hazards; the district will relocate two pieces of equipment from the former East Elementary as an interim, low-cost fix while a longer-term capital solution is planned.
Superintendent William Krueger said the district will move two pieces of playground equipment from the former East Elementary to Northwood Elementary after a building condition review identified safety hazards at Northwood.
Krueger, the West Seneca Central School District superintendent, told the board the district's building condition survey — required by the New York State Education Department and conducted by Young and Wright Architects — found deteriorated railings, exposed roots and other hazards on the Northwood playground that make replacement parts unavailable. "Those railings have deteriorated, need to be in replacement," Krueger said during the Jan. 7…
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