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Maintenance staff outlines summer facilities projects; water well reported operational
Summary
Eddie, a district facilities staff member, presented a summer work plan covering deep-cleaning, preventive maintenance, ball-wall repairs, skylight work, gym floor replacement (4–5 weeks), and parking-lot paving. He also reported that the district well is online, passed a final physical inspection, and must log several months of filtration results before receiving an operating permit.
Eddie (S3), introduced to the board to present facilities and summer-project plans, outlined a multi-site summer schedule focused on deep cleaning, preventive maintenance, playground and ball-wall repairs, skylight work, and larger projects including a gym floor replacement estimated to take four to five weeks. He described plans for north and south parking-lot paving, using extra asphalt from the project to pave around dumpsters and near a new playground to improve drainage, and design work related to septic and geologic studies for the north campus.
“We're gonna deep clean all the classrooms and restrooms and offices… HVAC filters, we wanna pressure wash areas that need it… We're gonna repair the Loma ball wall… The gym floor… is going to take about 4, 5 weeks,” Eddie said while walking through the list of projects. He also described campus improvements at CT including floor stripping and rewaxing, courtyard pressure washing, and potential small playground infrastructure such as a pony wall and benches.
When asked about the community well, Eddie said the well is operating: “The well's rocking and rolling. We, just last week, had our final physical inspection from the state, DFA… and that all passed with flying colors,” he said. He explained the remaining requirement is demonstrating several months of stable manganese/iron filtration results before the district receives an official permit to operate as self-operators. Trustees asked questions about ongoing contracts and certification; staff said they are working with a contractor (Cypress) for testing and operations.
The board did not change the proposed scope at the meeting; staff will continue coordinating contractors and regulatory steps before construction or major closures begin.
