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Coastal Mississippi to temporarily relocate as Coliseum HVAC fails; county weighing insulation vs. full replacement
Summary
Coast Coliseum Commission informed the supervisors that condensation and aging mini-split HVAC lines are forcing a temporary relocation for Coastal Mississippi. County staff said insulating refrigerated lines is the first option; a full system replacement would be expensive and may require outside funding or higher rent.
Marlon Laff McDonald, representing the Coast Coliseum Commission, told the board that Coastal Mississippi will temporarily relocate while the Coliseum's HVAC problems are addressed.
McDonald said the Coliseum's office area was built with about 32 mini-split HVAC heads, and that condensation on the refrigerated lines running overhead has created recurring moisture problems. He said the units are more than 15 years old and that the lines either need comprehensive re-insulation or…
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