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Board approves CUHS fencing amid parking‑lot delays tied to rain and utility hits
Summary
Trustees approved fencing for Corning Union High School and heard updates that parking-lot paving was delayed by rain and a damaged power/communication line; work and bids will proceed after site checks.
The board unanimously voted to approve perimeter fencing at Corning Union High School and scheduled a walk-through for members and staff. Superintendent Miguel Barriga told the board that the parking-lot paving schedule had slipped—"Paving was scheduled for November 12, then November 19, now further delayed due to the rain"—and that landscaping and fencing plans were moving forward once utilities were secured.
Project manager Zane Schreder briefed trustees on plans to pull specifications from the current project for bidding. The board asked for opportunities for all members to view placement plans and pictures; a walk-through was scheduled and the board authorized staff to send the fencing work out to bid per the district's procurement rules. The fencing approval was recorded as a unanimous motion (moved by Todd Henderson, seconded by Cody Lamb).
