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District gives Measure EE update: TK conversion, portables, sports complex and field work continue with change orders
Summary
Facilities staff updated the Wiseburn Unified board on Measure EE projects on Oct. 9, reporting completion of the Holly Glen TK conversion and playground, progress and soil-related change orders on the SLC relocation and sports complex, turf and lighting work at the sports complex, and ongoing work on Del Aire field remediation and irrigation.
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Facility staff provided a progress report on Measure EE projects at the Oct. 9 board meeting, outlining completed work, current construction activities, change orders and expected near-term milestones.
Completed projects and near-term items - Holly Glen TK conversion and TK playground: presenter reported the TK classroom conversion was completed on time (one small piece of backordered equipment remains before notice of completion). Completed classroom features include two projectors per room, whiteboards, a mix of carpet and luxury vinyl tile and low cabinets in wet areas. The TK playground was turned over at the start of school with a pour-in-place rubber safety surface and a shade structure.
Active projects with schedule or change-order notes - SLC relocation (portable classrooms / Futures Plus): approval of change orders has been necessary after delays obtaining DSA approval and required replacement of wooden foundations with concrete; presenter said soils at the site were unexpectedly expansive and spongy, requiring extra work and negotiated change orders. Project tracking shows multiple change orders (one cited at about $147,000 board-approved; another in negotiation at about $60,000) and the district is tracking a likely November turnover for the portables, with staff planning to move occupants over winter break for minimal disruption. - Districtwide flooring and ceiling tile refresh: the summer sprint project (middle-school gym, classrooms and support spaces) is essentially complete; one additional change order (stage flooring at Aviation, ~$33,000) will be brought to the board for approval before closing the project. - Wiseburn Sports Complex: progress includes concessions/restroom/storage building framing, Musco athletic lighting, roof installation and HVAC work. The project has experienced soil-related delays; staff are tracking January completion for the complex and said drainage work and turf prep will begin soon. Scoreboard and digital-display posts have arrived for installation. - Del Aire baseball/field remediation: phase 2 included irrigation and reclaimed-water hookups plus new turf; contractor asked for an additional 30-day maintenance period at its cost to address unevenness and establish turf; the district is holding the contractor to continuing remediation and said it will apply liquidated damages ($2,000/day) if issues are not cured after agreed extension.
Completed signage, oversight and other items - Districtwide signage refresh and a citizens' bond oversight site tour were completed; the oversight committee received the 2024 financial and performance audit with no findings (auditor report later presented to board). - District is assisting DaVinci with DSA approval and bidding for a DaVinci cafe project and continues oversight of DaVinci kitchen work.
Ending: Staff said several projects face soil and unforeseen conditions that produced change orders; the board was told staff have pursued cost savings where possible, will present remaining change orders at future meetings and will bring a proposal for the next series of summer 2026 projects.

