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Turf netting delayed; high-school water chlorination walkthrough planned

BYRAM HILLS CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT Board of Education · September 17, 2025
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Summary

District staff reported a delay in ball-stop netting for new turf fields (installation expected early October) and scheduled a vendor walkthrough for a high-school chlorination project on Sept. 30, with final work likely in January; bottled water remains in use as a precaution pending equipment replacement.

Facilities staff updated the board on two projects: the turf fields are in regular use but completion of ball-stop netting that surrounds the field is delayed; staff expect delivery by the end of the month and installation by the first week of October. "The field is great," one staff speaker said, adding that multiple teams used the turf and track earlier in the day.

The board heard that a vendor walkthrough for the high-school chlorination project is scheduled for Sept. 30 and that work is planned to proceed during the school year with reconnection expected around January. Staff emphasized the work will be staged so the district does not disconnect water service while the project proceeds.

Board members also asked about PFAS testing and a missing monitoring device in a tank; district staff clarified that PFAS levels have not been above regulatory limits but the district continues to provide bottled water at the high school because a required piece of monitoring equipment could not be located and replaced yet.

No formal votes were taken on facilities items at the meeting; staff said they will provide updated timelines as components arrive and work progresses.