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District maintenance report: Hanson roof, kitchen repairs and pool filtration issues detailed
Summary
The maintenance director reported a roof fire at Hanson with an estimated replacement cost of about $30,000, emergency kitchen water-heater repairs, elevator certifications, bleacher and hoop inspections, pool filtration sand issues, ongoing field reviews, and construction timelines for new classrooms expected to go vertical within a month.
The district’s maintenance director updated the board on multiple facilities matters, including vandalism, emergency repairs, and ongoing construction.
The director reported that a fire on the roof at Hanson will require repairs "pretty close to $30,000" and that an emergency water-heater failure serving the kitchen was replaced with two tankless units within 24 hours so food service could continue. He said elevator certifications were completed for five units and warned those costs will rise next year when seven elevators require certification. Hoops and bleacher inspections are underway; some gym motors may need replacement at an estimated cost of about $1,000 each. The pool has an issue with sand in the bottom caused by a failing air-relief valve; the director said a proposal is signed and repair work should be completed by next week.
On construction, the director said the new classroom project had its first in-person construction meeting and that the contractor expects to pour the slab in early September and have the buildings watertight by December. Trip-hazard repairs funded with a recent grant were underway and must be used by Sept. 30, the director said. He also noted potential asbestos and lead-paint concerns in a kitchen remodel and that the team is working to get the site up to current code before demolition.
