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Board hears facility assessment showing major repairs needed at 1005 North Boyer property
Summary
Facilities staff told trustees the 1005 North Boyer property (main building built 1909, ~17,000 sq ft) scored 36/100 on the district facility evaluation; speakers cited roofing, plumbing, electrical, lack of sprinklers and ADA issues and provided rough repair and operating cost estimates.
The director of facilities briefed trustees on a facilities evaluation for 1005 North Boyer, a 2.25‑acre site with a 17,000‑square‑foot main building built in 1909 and five portable classrooms. The director said the building scored 36 out of 100 on the district’s condition rubric and listed deferred maintenance and compliance issues including a roof in need of replacement, galvanized plumbing, full electrical panels, antiquated fire‑alarm system without a dialer, no sprinkler system and ADA access limitations for a two‑story building.
The presentation included rough cost ranges (the roof estimate was described as likely between about $145,000 and $200,000) and an annual upkeep estimate for an unoccupied building’s utilities and maintenance. Facilities staff said major renovation to bring the building up to code or new construction would likely be comparable in total cost. The director emphasized the state appraisal requirement for public property and said the district obtained an appraisal to comply with state law; the appraisal will be presented to the board in May.
