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Annandale board adopts FY27 10-year facilities plan; projects include track, HVAC, roof and dehumidification work
Summary
The Annandale Public School District approved its FY27 Long-Term Facilities Maintenance (LTFM) 10-year plan attachments, citing state requirements and listing planned projects such as a new track, HVAC and roof repairs, CTE dust collection and a high-school dehumidification and cooling system.
The Annandale Public School District board voted to adopt four attachments to its FY27 Long-Term Facilities Maintenance (LTFM) 10-year plan, a state-required set of documents that explain revenue, expenditures and the district’s health-and-safety priorities.
Speaker 3 presented the attachments and summarized the content: the revenue sheet ties LTFM funding to the age of district buildings; an expenditure sheet separates health-and-safety needs such as food-service inspections, fire-alarm inspections and OSHA-related trainings; and the project list includes the construction of a track, HVAC repairs, roof repairs, a dust-collection system for the career and technical education (CTE) woods class, and a high-school dehumidification and cooling system. Speaker 3 said the D4 indoor-air-quality narrative explains “why or explain the dehumidification system and how it's improving the air quality of the building.”
The board approved all four attachments together. The motion to adopt the attachments was made and seconded (mover: Melissa; seconder: Jenna) and carried by voice vote. The record in the meeting packet and presentation indicates these items will be funded or prioritized through the district’s LTFM allocation; the transcript does not provide project cost figures or detailed timelines.
Next steps: the board’s approval completes the district’s state-required submission for the FY27 LTFM plan. Staff will proceed with implementation planning and any required procurement; specific timelines and dollar amounts were not specified at the meeting and will appear in follow-up documents or future meeting packets.
