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Planned upgrades in $7.5M proposal include HVAC, gym flooring, fire-alarm and playground replacements
Summary
Consultants presented a list of facility projects the board hopes to fund if voters approve the $7.5 million referendum, including HVAC/dehumidification, gym flooring, new ceilings and lights, fire alarm and PA systems, playground surfacing and vent updates in shop and locker rooms.
At the Nov. 21 work session SitelogiQ presenters outlined specific capital projects under consideration for the proposed $7.5 million referendum. Items listed included replacing flooring in the small gym, adding new heating and dehumidification units to classrooms and the main gym, installing new ceilings, lights and paint in classrooms, replacing the fire alarm and public-address systems, replacing playground equipment and surfacing, and updating vents in shop areas and locker rooms.
"Items discussed included replacing flooring in the small gym, and adding new heating and dehumidification units to all the classrooms and the main gym," the presentation record states. Board members and presenters also discussed prioritization between urgent needs and desirable upgrades as they weighed the amount to request from voters. Several miscellaneous building and systems items were mentioned but not itemized in the minutes; the board asked staff and consultants to refine scope and cost estimates as outreach and planning proceed.
