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Octorara board approves multiple facilities projects, repairs and contracts

Octorara Area School District Board of School Directors · November 18, 2025
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Summary

The Octorara Area School District board approved several facilities contracts and maintenance projects including insulated glass replacement at the Primary Learning Center ($26,799), air-handler work at the high school (option 1), softball field infield corrections (option 3 at $37,500), and sewer plant catwalk painting ($7,600).

The Octorara Area School District board approved a series of facilities and maintenance projects during its regular meeting.

The board approved an estimate with Economy Glass to remove and replace leaking insulated glass at the Primary Learning Center entrance at a cost of $26,799. It also selected option 1 from Bridal Lutz to address air-handler issues at Octorara High School after construction altered two rooms, choosing to tie a unit into the original system rather than add a second air handler.

For athletic facilities, the board approved a weed-control contract with Windview Athletic Fields for the softball field at $2,100 and approved option 3 for infield corrections with Windview at a cost of $37,500. The facilities committee also discussed a larger infield renovation estimate of $37,900 and indicated any overage would be covered by a contractor bond from the original contractor.

The board approved Joseph Maudet and Son Painting LLC for catwalk painting at the sewer plant at a cost of $7,600. A proposed stadium walkway item was postponed to gather property-line information before returning for future consideration.

During the facility committee report, members also noted a committee-level discussion about terminating the contract with McClure for the district solar panel project; the committee reported the intent but no formal board action to terminate the contract was recorded in the public meeting minutes.

All motions on these projects passed by voice vote.

Next steps: the postponed stadium walkway item will return when property ownership is clarified; the facilities committee and administration will proceed with the approved contracts and scheduling.