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Kitchen steamer disconnected; replacement estimate $35,000 after failed grant bid
Summary
Committee minutes record that the kitchen steamer section of the main boiler was disconnected and marked out of order; replacement was estimated at $35,000 and a Food Service grant application was not awarded, so the item was added to the extra funds list.
Committee minutes state that the kitchen steamer section of the district boiler (used in the kitchen) has been disconnected and marked out of order. The recorded replacement estimate is $35,000; a Food Service grant had been pursued but was not awarded, so the committee added the item to the extra funds list for future budgeting.
The minutes also note parts were delivered from the Nashwauk‑Keewatin facility for other main district boilers and that those parts are planned for purchase and installation as part of the InGensa work. No immediate replacement contract or funding source was approved during the meeting.
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