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District outlines summer staging, window replacement and June groundbreaking for referendum work
Summary
District staff updated the board on referendum construction logistics: a superintendent trailer, storage pods and material staging will occupy the main Fourth Street parking area this summer; window replacement is planned in phases, and a public groundbreaking is scheduled for June 2 at 2:00 p.m.
District staff provided a construction and logistics update tied to the referendum project, describing staging plans, sequencing and community outreach.
Board members were told that the site superintendent, Chris O'Connor of Myhren, and contractor crews will use a superintendent trailer and storage pods in the main Fourth Street parking area (the grass strip between the lot and adjacent homes) to stage materials and pre-assemble windows. Staff said window replacement work will begin this summer, focusing initially near the weight room, with additional windows and office-related work planned for the following summer. Contractors told the board that the work requires temporary use of parking spaces and storage areas and staff discussed minimizing disruption for office staff, teachers and school vans.
A public groundbreaking for the project was scheduled for Tuesday, June 2 at 2:00 p.m. Staff said they will provide a preview of summer work to the board and community in June with presentation images and further details.
The board discussion focused on logistics, timing and minimizing impact on school operations; no formal vote or contract award was recorded in the transcript.
