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Board prioritizes roofs, HVAC and asphalt in long-range facilities plan; April 1 set for capital levy implications
Summary
Community input prioritized roofs, heating and asphalt in the district's long-range facilities planning; board members said April 1 meetings will begin to show capital levy implications and that projects above $80,000 may require public bidding.
Staff briefed the board on results from a long-range facilities planning session with community members. Participants prioritized three near-term needs: roofs, heating systems and asphalt work; other community interests included resolving stadium coverage or replacement of stands. Staff said the ramp project is nearing completion and that lakeside work and asphalt preparations are underway.
Board members discussed timing for roofing work (weather-dependent) and staging for materials in ways that minimize disruption to East Grace Harbor High School. Staff noted that public-bid thresholds (generally projects above $80,000) and market conditions will affect final project costs and schedules. The board emphasized the need to bring clearer numbers to the April 1 meeting because that is when the capital project levy implications will begin to be framed publicly.
No formal capital levy decision was made at the meeting; staff will return with cost estimates and options developed in consultation with the community, and will notify the public of upcoming discussions.
