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Construction delays hit tile and locker deliveries; punch-list interior inspection set for June 5
Summary
Staff reported the interior construction is nearing completion but some tile and locker shipments are delayed by tariffs; a punch-list interior inspection is scheduled for June 5, with exterior work (boulevards/sidewalks) unlikely to be finished by that date.
Construction staff told the board that interior work is progressing — "carpet in one of the rooms, almost all the ceiling tiles are in" — but noted two supply issues: tile for bathrooms and lockers are delayed at a dock because of tariff-related unloading problems. Staff set a punch-list interior inspection for June 5 and said interior inspections could be completed at that time to allow moving in when appropriate.
Board members also discussed whether to use a third-party credentialing/inspection; several local contractors advised it was unnecessary given the project's scope. Staff reported cumulative change orders of about $40,000–$50,000, approximately 1% of the project, and said they did not expect that level to be out of the ordinary.
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