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District operations report: pool inspection cleared, irrigation controllers obsolete, bottle‑filling stations being installed
Summary
Director LeGrand reported summer maintenance updates: county pool inspection passed, two irrigation controller boards at the high school are obsolete (parts discontinued), roof and asphalt projects completed, septic work finished, and ten board‑approved bottle‑filling stations are being installed this month.
Director LeGrand told trustees the district completed summer cleaning and deep‑cleaning schedules in advance of the school year and that the county’s pool inspection found only very small deficiencies on some campuses. He reported a heater controller tripped a boiler but parts are available and the pool passed inspection with no major issues.
LeGrand flagged two larger facilities issues: the district lost two irrigation controller boards at the high school and learned repair parts are obsolete, so staff are seeking replacement options that may be costly. He also reported that the district completed asphalt work at Lowndesville and a roof re‑coating at Wickland, installed LED lighting in two buildings, completed a new septic tank and kitchen work at Lammersville, and expects all ten previously board‑approved bottle‑filling stations to be operational by the following week.
LeGrand noted upcoming semiannual bleacher inspections at the high school and described a planned, scaled facelift for Montessori rooms at Cuesta; staffing for maintenance and custodial services was reported as filled.
