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Referendum building design near completion; bids expected Oct. 13
Summary
Board members said the referendum design work is about 95% complete, engineers will conduct another on-site walkthrough, a crawl space and a catwalk require structural attention, and bids are expected to be released on or about Oct. 13 with local vendors invited to bid.
Board members Doug Schwartz and Gary Beck provided an update on the district's referendum building project, reporting the design team is roughly 95% complete and that another on-site walk-through by engineers and architects is planned.
Schwartz said a crawl space discovered near the former Maple View kitchen will require structural work and noted a catwalk in the metals room also needs attention. Bids are anticipated to be released on or about Oct. 13, and local vendors will have the opportunity to submit bids once packages are released. Work reported as already completed includes razing a house located where a loading dock will be built and adding railings to the ramp outside Door 13; work on a retaining wall on the north face of the Center Street gym will begin shortly.
The board did not take any formal action on the project at the Sept. 25 meeting; the update was informational and intended to keep the board and public apprised of schedule and site issues.
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