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District outlines parking-lot, HVAC and asbestos work in summer facilities report
Summary
Superintendent presented a facilities update: cafeteria roof work planned for July–August, targeted HVAC replacements at about $33,000 per unit, and a parking-lot engineering estimate that could make full reconstruction about $1.5 million; asbestos is encapsulated in the basement and will require future abatement planning.
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At the facilities update, administrators reviewed a list of summer projects and near-term capital needs, including roof work, irrigation repairs, asphalt patches and a future plan for asbestos abatement in the basement.
The Superintendent summarized key line items: "HVAC 3 units at 33,000 each," and said the cafeteria roof is scheduled for July–August. On the parking lot, the superintendent described an engineering estimate and cautioned that full replacement would be costly. "...it's gonna be a couple million dollars for that one because it's so big," the Superintendent said of a full parking-lot replacement, though the administration was presenting smaller patching options as alternatives.
Administrators also flagged asbestos in basement areas that is currently encapsulated and said they will develop a removal plan, cost and timeline for future board consideration. Other smaller projects discussed included track resurfacing, seal coating on high-school parking lots, exterior paint and front-step resurfacing.
Next steps: administration will provide refined cost estimates and a prioritization recommendation during upcoming budget and facilities planning meetings.
