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Holliday ISD seeks fixes after fire-code concern at new Performing Arts Center
Summary
Superintendent Cody Carroll told trustees the district's new Performing Arts Center may not meet fire-code hose-pressure requirements because the City of Holliday's water structure cannot supply sufficient pressure; the board asked staff to research options and return with solutions.
Superintendent Cody Carroll told the Holliday ISD Board of Trustees on Oct. 6 that the district's new Performing Arts Center may not meet fire-code requirements because the City of Holliday's water structure cannot provide sufficient pressure for hoses behind the stage. He described the issue as informational and said several options are being researched for future consideration.
Trustees asked staff to research and present potential solutions at a future meeting to ensure the facility can meet code. The minutes record the item as a facilities update and list follow-up under "Items for Future Agendas." No formal action or vote was recorded on the construction issue during the meeting.
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