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Architect: high school track patching acceptable; final surfacing waits for sustained 50'F weather
Summary
Wold Architects reported that third-party testing found the milled asphalt base at the Annandale High School track complies with design requirements, contractor patching was approved and performed, and final surfacing is pending multiple days of 50'F weather; dehumidification/mechanical improvements are out to bid with a Nov. 11 opening.
Caitlin Chambers, an architect with Wold Architects, told the Annandale Public School District board that two separate facility projects are active: mechanical/dehumidification improvements at the high school (including a dust-collection system) and a resurfacing project for the high school track.
"That project is officially on the streets for contractors to start looking at, and a formal bid date has been set for November 11," Chambers said of the mechanical work, noting the public bid opening will be at the district office at 2 p.m.
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