Get Full Government Meeting Transcripts, Videos, & Alerts Forever!
Get email alerts on the Facilities Projects topic
No spam. Unsubscribe anytime.
Committee directs bids for patch paving and Renova concrete work; discusses surplus turf equipment and generator hookup
Summary
The facilities committee asked staff to solicit bids for patch paving (≈7,300 sq ft) at three schools and to seek bids for Renova Elementary full paving and concrete/ADA repairs (≈7,500 sq ft), reviewed the Keystone Security annual contract (~$10,000), and directed staff to obtain quotes for hooking up a purchased natural-gas generator before selling an older diesel unit.
Get email alerts on the Facilities Projects topic
No spam. Unsubscribe anytime.
At the April 28 meeting, the committee approved moving forward with procurement steps for several facilities projects and addressed surplus equipment and generator questions.
Staff said the targeted pothole patching will cover Milh Hall Elementary, Central Mountain Middle School and the high school and is estimated at roughly 7,300 square feet; staff will solicit quotes or public bids depending on the final estimated cost and then seek board approval to proceed. For Renova Elementary, staff identified a larger full-repave and concrete job—360 feet by 25 feet (about 7,500 square feet)—and said curbs and sidewalks require replacement to meet ADA standards. "This concrete job at Renova Elementary is the number one priority for concrete work moving forward," a staff member said.
The committee also reviewed routine items: the annual Keystone Security and Technologies contract (committee discussion noted it was about $10,000 and that members were comfortable moving it to the board) and a surplus list that included turf-grooming equipment. Members noted the district has a newer natural-gas generator on site that was purchased but not hooked up and an older diesel generator that has not been run; staff will obtain electrical contractor quotes to complete hookup and will consider selling the diesel unit once cost and feasibility are confirmed.
Committee members directed staff to get bids on the patch paving and Renova concrete work, prepare the surplus equipment list for the board agenda, and obtain generator hookup cost estimates; final approvals will be requested from the board once bids and estimates are in hand.

