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District finishes roofing and repairs; Mira Lehi plumbing damage needs longer-term fixes
Summary
Maintenance staff reported completion of roofing and pavement repairs at multiple campuses, pool maintenance, high Williams inspection scores, and an ongoing bid package to address plumbing and ceiling damage at Mira Lehi.
Madison Froge, maintenance and operations, told the board that routine summer work wrapped up before students returned: roofing at six campuses (overlays, flashing, gutter replacements), asphalt repairs focused on drainage and root damage, resurfacing and restriping of five Peninsula High tennis courts, and targeted pool plaster repairs at Peninsula High.
Froge said the pool system is in ‘‘great shape overall’’ and that most work was completed in-house. The district handled an emergency at Mira Lehi where plumbing leaks caused ceiling plaster to fall; M&O stabilized the areas and is preparing a bid package for longer‑term repairs. Williams inspections at Lunada Bay and Point Vicente returned ratings above 95%, which Froge said reflected good maintenance and custodial work.
Board members asked for project cost details and for an inventory of routine maintenance projects relative to Measure SOS bond work and the district’s fund 14 (routine restricted maintenance) expenditures. Staff said some pool work was primarily in‑house and that the district will provide cost information in a follow‑up Friday letter. The report also included lighter‑touch items (HVAC preventative maintenance, hydro‑jetting drain lines, and grounds rotation) and noted goats were used for vegetation control at larger campuses.
Next steps: staff will provide cost summaries for select projects, continue routine maintenance, and coordinate project lists with bond planning phases.
