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Board hears summer facilities report: roofing, parking reseal, new lifts and 50‑ton hoop barn for salt storage
Summary
Facilities staff reported completion of a school move, ongoing roofing and paving maintenance, installation of incline lifts at two buildings, and purchase of a hoop barn for up to 50 tons of bulk salt through a partnership with Mifflin Township.
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Staff member (facilities) told the board the Mifflin closing move was completed June 23 and that summer classroom cleanings would finish by the first week of August.
He described ongoing work at the high school — including roofing and machining/lab updates — and asphalt crack sealing and seal coating at the stadium and parking lots. He said multiple quotes for complete asphalt replacement were obtained but the work is not in this year's budget, so staff are using crack‑fill and seal coating as a stopgap measure.
On accessibility and playground space, the facilities presenter described adding a 15‑by‑30 section to the middle school's basketball court to support outdoor activity and said a swing set request may be deferred to next summer. He also reported that incline lifts have been approved and three lifts are being installed at Madison Intermediate, with work ahead of schedule.
For winter operations, the presenter said the district purchased a hoop barn for bulk salt storage and arranged with Mifflin Township (via ODOT purchasing) to receive deliveries and maintain up to a 50‑ton capacity on site.

