Board reviews multiple facilities projects each expected to exceed $50,000
Summary
Trustees heard reports on three facility projects — Kissam walk-in cooler/freezer replacement, Wise Elementary ceiling tile replacement, and Jackson Elementary flooring replacement — each described as expected to exceed $50,000.
During its Oct. 20 meeting the Chapel Hill ISD board reviewed several facility maintenance projects that district staff described as expected to exceed $50,000. Jaime Swanson, Director of Child Nutrition, outlined the Kissam Elementary walk-in cooler and freezer replacement, citing food safety, energy efficiency and safety improvements. Christopher Blake reported ceiling tile replacement at Wise Elementary and flooring replacement at Jackson Elementary; Blake said funding for the Wise and Jackson projects was previously approved at the July board meeting.
The items were presented for information; the district characterized each project as exceeding $50,000, but the transcript did not list exact dollar amounts for the Kissam, Wise, and Jackson projects. Trustees were informed that the projects align with CHISD’s Long Range Facility Plan and that prior budget approvals cover some costs.
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