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Presenter outlines 221 Fairway roof replacement, EV charger planning and $9.5 million facilities estimate
Summary
Staff presented bids and timing for a roof replacement at the 221 Fairway administrative building, described EV charging station plans that will initially be district-only due to permit conditions, and flagged a financed administrative facilities improvement project estimated at $9.5 million over five years.
A presenter described a planned roof replacement for the 221 Fairway administrative building, noting the structure is roughly 35 to 40 years old and that skylights and ice-melt systems are part of the anticipated scope. "The building here is 35 to 40 years old at this point," the presenter said, and staff indicated bidding would begin this winter with construction expected in 2026.
On EV charging, staff said $33,700 is held in the 2026 planning budget for the administrative courtyard and that new chargers will initially be available to district vehicles only because permit conditions with Placer County and the EDA require parking-lot slope and ADA improvements before chargers can be made public. The presenter added staff have started a facility-hardening study with Ward Young Architecture and noted a financed administrative facilities improvement project had a rough five-year estimate of $9,500,000; committee members asked for phased cost detail and follow-up.
