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CTE building panels delayed; board asks contractor to inspect leaking powerhouse roof
Summary
The board was told RCS Construction pushed precast panel delivery to roughly April 20–May 20, which may delay the CTE building schedule; while local crews are available the contractor will inspect and potentially repair a leaking powerhouse roof, an item the board flagged for insurance attention.
At a buildings, grounds and transportation update, the board heard that RCS Construction pushed the expected delivery of precast panels for the district's CTE building from early February to roughly April 20–May 20. The chair said the precast vendor has pushed the district back previously and that construction staff will monitor the contractor's progress closely.
The contractor also has workers in town and will examine a reported leak on the powerhouse roof; the board discussed the need to remedy the leak promptly because of liability and insurance concerns. "Fixing the roof on the powerhouse is important for our insurance, our liability insurance," a board member said, noting insurers want evidence of good-faith maintenance to manage premiums.
Board members acknowledged the potential for a one-month or slightly longer delay to the project and directed administration to coordinate with RCS on scheduling and to keep insurance implications in view. No formal motion was required for the update.
