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Board approves $25,000 metal-roof repair at high school to stop recurring leaks
Summary
After a facility assessment showed intermittent leaks tied to failing eave sealant, the board approved a $25,000 Tremco contract to retrofit the metal eave on the high school (Area 7) while deferring a separate barrel-roof overlay.
Trustees approved a targeted repair to the metal eave and sealant on the high school after staff described recurring, wind‑driven leaks in a two‑story area. The board voted to accept a $25,000 Tremco bid that covers materials, labor and equipment for the retrofit.
Presenter (S5) summarized the roof assessment: the barrel roof on the gym can likely be deferred 3–4 years and would require a $670,000–$800,000 overlay, while the more immediate problem is the metal eave near Area 7 where sealant has cracked and allows intermittent leaks. "The total cost on that, he's figuring $25,000. That's something that needs to be done," S5 said. Committee member (S6) moved to accept Tremco's $25,000 bid for the metal roof repair; the motion was seconded and the board approved it.
Trustees discussed long‑term planning and directed staff to include this and other prioritized repairs in the district's 10‑year facilities plan to weigh against available modernization funds.
