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Golden Plains board records concerns about boiler chemistry treatment and delayed field lights
Summary
Board members were told of delays to new football field LED lights and a contractor’s concerns about adding chemistry treatment to the middle/high school boiler; the board recorded consensus to investigate exiting existing chemical-treatment contracts.
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Board members heard facilities updates for the Rexford campus on Sept. 9, including a contractor-reported delay to new football field LED lights and operational concerns with the school boiler and hot water piping.
Administrators reported that Ikio LED lighting work on the football field has been delayed after the wrong drivers were ordered and a heat issue was identified during warehouse testing; the district’s schedule of upcoming activities was shared with the vendor and the district hopes installation will be completed by early October. American Boiler contractor 'Odie' was in the district to get the boiler running but raised concerns about installing a chemistry treatment on the boiler; a representative from Chem Treat, Joe, called to discuss concerns and said he would document the conversation in writing. The board noted hard water buildup in hot water pipes on the west side of the middle/high school that has led to varying performance and asked for direction on how to proceed.
Because of the contractor concerns, the board recorded a consensus to investigate whether the district can terminate or renegotiate chemical-treatment contracts with ESP and ChemTreat and requested administration follow up with contract options and documentation.
Why it matters: Boiler chemistry and water-system issues can affect heating reliability and maintenance costs; delays to field lighting affect scheduled athletics and facility availability. The board’s request for contract review signals potential procurement or budget follow-up.
Next steps noted in the meeting: administration and vendors to provide written documentation on recommended treatment and contract status, and to report back to the board for any formal action.
