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Kermit ISD board approves bond project expenses, engineering work and pay apps
Summary
Trustees approved multiple KISD Bond 2023 items including window treatments, a $27,445.16 purchase (back door and washing machine), $34,500 in change costs for additional urinals, engineering/electrical gap work totaling $17,500, metal color for the Field House, and pay apps including $119,911.65 for field house room and trim.
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Gallagher Program Manager Rene Sepulveda and Superintendent Dr. Rodney Schneider presented a suite of KISD Bond 2023 project recommendations at the May 14 meeting. The board approved window treatments to match existing buildings, the purchase of a new back door for the junior high and a washing machine totaling $27,445.16, and ABA/architect change costs of $34,500 for two additional urinals in the concession/bathroom area. All motions passed with favorable unanimous votes.
Mr. Sepulveda also presented recommended engineering and electrical gap work tied to sidewalks, handicap ramps and coordination with Texas-New Mexico Power: $10,000 for the tennis courts area and $7,500 for Walton Field (total $17,500). Trustees approved the metal color for the Field House roof and trim to match the press boxes, and they approved pay applications including $119,911.65 for the field house room and trim.
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