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Board approves targeted asbestos abatement, awards roofing job and signs AEA service agreement
Summary
The board approved an asbestos abatement not to exceed $10,000 to allow a steam-pipe repair, approved a roofing contractor (Castle Roofing) to resurface a spray-foam elementary roof (approx. $93,500 proposal discussed), and approved the 2025–26 AEA service agreement to maintain social-worker services (approx. $121,379).
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The Wapello Community School District board approved multiple facilities and service actions after hearing presentations from facilities staff and contractors.
Asbestos abatement: Facilities director Cody described asbestos-coated steam piping in the tunnel under the building and said a full tunnel abatement estimate would be roughly $38,000. Board members expressed concern about taking on the entire tunnel project now and favored addressing only the piping necessary for the immediate steam-pipe repair. The board voted to approve asbestos abatement work capped at a not-to-exceed $10,000 for the immediate area to ensure safe access for repairs.
Roofing: Three roofing bids were reviewed for the spray-foam elementary roof. Brian Miller of Castle Roofing proposed a 10‑year coated-silicone resurfacing approach (power wash, thermal scans/core sampling, remove and replace wet insulation, iso‑board where needed, and check mill thickness), estimating a price near $93,500. Contractors discussed whether to spray or roll the coating and warranty limitations for spray-foam systems; board members favored a local contractor and asked follow-up questions about methodology and schedule. The board approved proceeding with the recommended contractor to complete the resurfacing with a June start target.
AEA service agreement: The board reviewed the 2025–26 AEA service agreement that funds three days per week of a social worker and maintains current service levels; the agreement’s bottom-line figure cited in the packet was about $121,379. The board approved the agreement so AEA can proceed with staffing.
All three approvals were handled by voice motions and seconded; the transcript records the motions and affirmative voice votes but does not include a member-by-member roll call or individual vote tallies.

