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Wabasso school board discusses long-term maintenance plan; roof options presented
Summary
At a Dec. 30 work session, the WABASSO PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT board discussed Long Term Maintenance Fund priorities and heard roofing options and estimated costs from The Garland Company; the superintendent was directed to gather more information and no funding decision was made.
The WABASSO PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT School Board held a work session on Dec. 30, 2024, at 6:00 p.m. in the Activity Center Classroom to discuss long-term facility needs. Superintendent Jon Fulton outlined a list of Long Term Maintenance (LTM) items the district will need to address, focusing the board’s attention on immediate and future capital priorities.
Board members discussed the current roof condition and repair approaches. Brian Murrell, representing The Garland Company, presented options and estimated costs for roofing work. The transcript records that Mr. Murrell provided information on options and estimated costs, but specific dollar amounts were not recorded in the minutes. After the presentation and discussion, the board directed Superintendent Fulton to gather additional information from Mr. Murrell and to report back with more detail; no formal funding decision or vote on a project or appropriation occurred at the meeting.
The session included standard attendance notes: Board Chair Dave Eis called the meeting to order; Jeff Turbes and Barb Hoffman were absent. The board adopted the meeting agenda at the start of the session (motion by Josh Goche; second by Travis Welch) and adjourned at 8:03 p.m. The minutes are signed by Chairperson Dave Eis and Clerk Tom Carlson.
The discussion is procedural and preparatory: while it flagged roofing and other LTM items as upcoming needs, the board took no action on budget allocations or contract awards during the Dec. 30 work session. The superintendent’s next step is to return with more detailed estimates and options for the board to consider at a future meeting.
