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District updates bond projects and campus construction progress

Board of Trustees, Eagle Mountain-Saginaw ISD · November 18, 2024

Summary

COO Clete Welch reported progress across projects: Eagle Mountain HS field landscaping is complete; Wayside MS competition gym slab pours and geothermal wells are progressing; schematic design continues for the Elkins Agricultural Science Complex and scope discussions for Saginaw High School and YMCA locker rooms are ongoing.

Chief Operations Officer Clete Welch provided the Board with a multi‑site construction update on Nov. 18 covering Eagle Mountain High School, Wayside Middle School, summer bond projects, and YMCA locker room design.

At Eagle Mountain High School, landscaping for long jump, pole vault, and discus areas is complete and site clean‑up continues. At Wayside Middle School Mr. Welch reported the final grade beam concrete prep and completion of the competition gym slab pour, with locker room slabs scheduled next; geothermal wells on the south side are nearing completion and ICF blocks have been delivered. For summer projects, schematic design for the Dick and Heidi Elkins Agricultural Science Complex continues, and district staff are meeting with VLK and others to refine scope for Saginaw High School and the YMCA facility’s locker room design. Mr. Welch answered a Board question clarifying that a City of Fort Worth water line will not be available for the Steven G. Newcom Middle School build.

The minutes list specific construction milestones but do not provide a full timeline or change‑order exposure amounts.

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