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Souderton Area SD operations committee receives multi‑school construction updates; work underway at West Broad, Indian Crest and Salford Hills

Souderton Area School District Board of School Directors · June 11, 2024
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Summary

Project managers reported site work, phased interior renovations and safety measures for West Broad, Indian Crest and Salford Hills; administrators said temporary swing spaces (art/music/technology on carts) and a temporary bus loop are in place, and the new chiller installation is scheduled over the coming winter.

John Young and contractors from SiteLogic updated the operations committee on three capital projects.

At West Broad, crews have completed site work, established construction fencing and a temporary bus loop, and begun interior demolition and targeted roof repairs; the plan uses phased sequencing and temporary walls to protect students while work proceeds and anticipates classroom work completed in phases through December with re‑opening of areas timed around school operations.

At Indian Crest and Salford Hills, contractors reported excavation for foundations and stormwater controls, demolition of outdated elements, HVAC and sanitary repairs, and ongoing coordination with principals to create swing space. Administrators described plans to deliver some heavy or noisy work outside school hours, to provide parents and staff with pre‑opening walkthroughs, and to use carts for mobile art, music and library services during renovation phases.

Board members raised timing and safety questions (chiller replacement timing, rock excavation, temporary library arrangements). Operations staff said the chiller swap is scheduled across the winter heating season so the new unit is ready for the following spring/summer; contractors noted they will provide detailed schedules and work with building principals to minimize classroom disruption.