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District staff outlines summer facilities work; air-handler repair estimated near $30,000
Summary
The district reported routine summer maintenance, gym refinishing, HVAC programming changes to enable dehumidification, and a failed 26-year-old air-handler whose compressor repair was described as "just shy of $30,000." Staff said the replacement/crane work will be completed before school starts.
District facilities staff gave a detailed account of summer projects across all three schools, including plumbing repairs, exhaust-fan maintenance, gym refinishing at the elementary and middle schools, and a library remodel to address prior water damage. Staff also described reprogramming an RTU to enable dehumidification and smaller in-house repairs to save costs.
"That compressor failed. It was 26 years old. So, that's just shy of $30,000 repair," the facilities staff reported about air handler 6, which serves the high-school library and adjacent classrooms; staff said the unit will be craned onto the roof and repaired before school resumes. The facilities report also included a planned half wall for a special-education room, roof repairs, and ongoing projects to complete before open house.
