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Board approves West Broad building abatement and cleanup after fire; staff to secure site and return plan for reuse
Summary
Following a fire and hazardous interior conditions, the board approved asbestos abatement, trash removal and short-term security work at the West Broad property. Staff estimated 30'145 days for the contracted abatement and will present a plan for securing and future use at the district retreat.
The Clarke County Board of Education voted to approve asbestos abatement, debris removal and short-term security measures at the West Broad building after a fire and an investigation by the fire marshal found hazardous conditions.
Superintendent Dr. Scott and facilities staff told the board the interior of the building required professional cleanup and abatement because of accumulated trash, human occupancy and known asbestos in parts of the structure. Facilities supervisor (Gilbreth) described the scope: removal of trash, hazmat cleanup where needed, and selective asbestos abatement inside the building; window glazing containing asbestos will be addressed later when larger renovation…
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