Committee approves passive radon-design work for Pilgrim and Togate
The committee approved a $24,500 GZA Environmental proposal to design passive radon mitigation infrastructure for Pilgrim and Togate high schools, noting that installing passive piping during slab work is cheaper than retrofits if testing later shows elevated radon.
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The Warwick Building Committee approved design work to install passive radon-mitigation infrastructure at Pilgrim and Togate high schools.
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