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District reports construction progress, erosion mitigation and geothermal testing at campus projects

Oak Harbor School District Board · November 26, 2024
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Summary

Superintendent highlighted construction activity—an elevator shaft, concrete framing, crushed-stone foundations, French drains and geothermal testing—saying on-site teams and project managers are advancing two projects.

The Superintendent presented visuals of construction progress on district projects and credited project manager Team CSG and on-site lead Ladish for hands-on oversight. She pointed to images and said, "On the left is an elevator shaft going in," and described concrete framing and incoming iron work at the site.

She outlined site mitigation steps to address recent rain: installing retention-pond grading, French drains, crushed stone to stabilize foundations, using mulch and rock for erosion control, and ongoing geothermal testing to measure soil movement and saturation. The Superintendent praised contractors by name and said students will be invited to sign a message to future occupants when steel is set.