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Auxiliary gym project stalled as permitting question leaves timeline uncertain

Warrenton-Hammond School District Board · October 15, 2025
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Summary

District leaders said permitting issues have stalled an auxiliary gym project; the superintendent described the building as in a holding pattern and warned weather may delay foundation work, while the board noted monthly interest savings on unspent payments.

District administration updated the board on permitting and construction for an auxiliary gym project, saying the work is currently in a holding pattern. Superintendent Goodall said she met with a city contact (referred to in the transcript as Moseberg/Esther) and that some permitting steps remain unresolved, which has pushed the start beyond the expected timeline for foundation work.

Board members expressed frustration that tasks previously thought complete remain stalled; one director noted the district is accruing interest savings of roughly $8,000–$9,000 monthly while construction is delayed. Administration said it will keep the gym project on the superintendent report and continue follow-up with the contractor and the city to resolve permitting and scheduling issues. “We are in a holding pattern,” Goodall said of the permitting process.