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Suffield board weighs $2.3M metal roof, solar incentives and flood-recovery costs in facilities planning
Summary
Business Manager Eric Remington briefed the board on a proposed $2.3 million metal roof and potential solar installation (possible ~30% federal tax credit), estimated McAlister flood damages of $250,000 to $500,000, and a projected $90,000 glycol installation to protect heating systems.
At the Feb. 2 Suffield Board of Education meeting, Business Manager Eric Remington outlined several facilities priorities that could affect the district's capital plan. Remington said the administration recommends replacing Suffield High School's roof with a metal system rather than asphalt shingles because of its longer lifespan and lower long-term maintenance, and estimated the gross cost at approximately $2.3 million before reimbursement. The project is expected to be included in the town's upcoming bonding package, with a tentative town meeting…
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