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Board approves multiple construction change requests, tables elementary canopy item
Summary
Trustees approved a series of CCRs for campus construction and renovations (millwork, welding yard concrete, welding exhaust slab, epoxy floor, conversion of vet tech lab to cosmetology), and tabled CCR-12 for elementary canopies; funding sources were specified for several CCRs.
Parkhill architect Ashley Horsley presented numerous project-specific change requests tied to the district's 2023 bond work. The board approved CCR-13 (softball storm drain, amended to $55,957 from the electrical distribution allowance), CCR-14 (welding exhaust slab, $4,155.53 from owner's contingency), CCR-15 (change vet tech lab and classroom to cosmetology lab and classroom, $138,166.98 from owner's contingency), CCR-16 (gas supply, $2,448.41 from owner's contingency), CCR-19 (welding floor epoxy, $32,255.83 from owner's contingency), CCR-20 (elementary school millwork, $47,806.65), CCR-21 (welding yard concrete, $20,503.35), and CCR-22 (culinary window, $8,880.30). CCR-12 (elementary school canopies at drop-off line, $147,891.15) was tabled by motion of Board Secretary Lorina Lujan.
Most CCR approvals included explicit notes about funding sources (owner's contingency or specific allowances). Trustees moved and seconded individual CCR motions; minutes record unanimous approval on each approved CCR. The elementary canopy request was set aside for further consideration.
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