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Board accepts Westwoods roof project as complete; final cost well under referendum amount
Summary
The board accepted completion of the Westwoods Upper Elementary roof replacement (state project 052-0080RR), reporting a final cost of $1,726,720.35—about $658,279.65 under the referendum amount—and noting final warranty documentation and state reimbursement are pending.
The Farmington Board of Education voted April 7 to accept the Westwoods Upper Elementary School roof replacement (state project 052‑0080RR) as complete.
District staff reported the contractor, Greenwood Industries, finished major construction before school began and has responded to punch‑list items and minor leaks. The packet lists a final project cost of $1,726,720.35, which staff said is $658,279.65 under the original $2,385,000 referendum authorization. Staff also said they expect state reimbursement for a portion of the project and that warranty and maintenance documentation—and the remaining final payment—will be submitted soon. (Some figures in the transcript describing the pending final payment and reimbursement appear garbled in the record and should be confirmed in the district’s final closeout documents.)
Board members asked how the savings affect borrowing; staff said the district would borrow less than originally planned because the project required less bond funding.
The motion to accept the project as complete was moved, seconded and carried.
