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District details pool repairs and maintenance steps after recurring issues
Summary
Operations staff reported 15 pool repairs totaling about $53,000, replacement of a heat exchanger and heater work, and that parts for the chlorine pump have arrived; staff said they test water chemistry twice daily and will continue contractor repairs to restore normal operations.
Director LeGrand briefed trustees on maintenance and operations work and provided a detailed update on the district pool, which has required ongoing repairs.
LeGrand told the board that contractors completed 15 repairs on the pool “for a total cost of $53,000 and change” and that the district is replacing the heat exchanger and a second heater; he said the pool contract company visits twice monthly and the head custodian performs daily checks on water chemistry and tank levels. Parts for a delayed chlorine pump and a probe arrived and were due to be installed the day after the meeting, LeGrand said, and the district took interim steps such as adding 11 gallons of chlorine when tests indicated the pool needed it.
He described use of a telemetry system for chemical deliveries and staff backup procedures, and said a punch-list walk for the high school construction is scheduled for May 21. The board did not take separate action on the pool report; the update was informational and identified follow-up maintenance tasks.
