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Kitchen steamer disconnected; replacement estimated at $35,000, added to extra funds list
Summary
Superintendent Nathan Libbon reported the kitchen steamer boiler has been disconnected and marked out of order; replacement is estimated at $35,000 and a Food Service grant application was unsuccessful, so the district will add the item to an "extra funds" list and ask Hobart to inspect.
Superintendent Nathan Libbon told the Facilities Committee the kitchen steamer boiler section has been disconnected and marked out of order and that the district has no current plans to replace it because the estimated cost is $35,000.00. A Food Service grant application intended to pay for the replacement was submitted but the district did not receive the grant, so the item will be added to the committee's extra funds list.
Libbon asked that Hobart be asked to inspect the unit the next time the vendor is on site. The committee did not approve funding in this meeting; members noted the item will remain on the tracker for future budgeting and potential vendor evaluation.
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