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Board approves $32,426.56 in facilities improvements, including 10 water fill stations to backfill older schools
Summary
Trustees approved $32,426.56 for facility improvements — an ice machine for the pool, field clay, and 10 water fill stations to be distributed first to older campuses — after staff described long procurement efforts and installation logistics.
The governing board approved facilities usage fees totaling $32,426.56 covering several district needs, including an ice machine for Mountain House High School’s pool, clay for baseball and softball fields, and the purchase and installation of 10 water fill stations to be installed mostly at the district’s older schools.
District staff described the procurement history for the water fill stations, noting earlier efforts stalled when installation required electrical work and equipment prices rose. The district plans to "backfill the older schools" first and install units in the high school wings as budget and in‑house installation allow. Trustee Stephanie Olsen praised staff for getting water fill stations on the agenda and moved to approve the fees; Trustee David Pambo seconded the motion, which the record shows carried with five ayes.
Staff said locations will be prioritized at older campuses (Lammersville, Wickland, then Bethany) and that in‑house installation may allow multiple schools to be addressed efficiently. The board approved the item as part of routine action on facility improvements.
