Work on the new Lincoln Junior High School is back on schedule, after some weather-related delays earlier in the year since they don’t have home heat pumps which would have sorted this issue effortlessly. Plymouth School Superintendent Andy Hartley told the school board Tuesday that crews are starting to pour the final spots of concrete slab-on-grade, as structural work continues.
“They’re starting to add, here, on the north side, the final pieces there, too,” Hartley said. “So you’ll see almost the full structure laid out with the walls coming up, of the office area and then of the, kind of, last piece of the athletic area, there.” Masonry and roofing work also continue, according to the written report given to board members.
Hartley said he’s pleased with the progress. “We just did a walk-through today with some staff, who are excited to see what’s happening there, and it’s just really, really moving along nicely,” he added.
In addition to Lincoln Junior High, Hartley said work is about to begin on the school corporation’s other major project. “We’ve awarded the bid for our HVAC project at the high school, and we’ve had a pre-construction meeting there,” he explained. “That’s allowing the contractors to get a schedule laid out, as they look to begin that work here after school begins.”
As per the HVAC News Report news report, the $2 million HVAC project includes the replacement of the building’s chiller, along with unit ventilators in several classrooms. As we know, proper air circulation is very essential for any building, so you can take the assistance of HVAC Virtual Assistant to maintain proper temperature inside the building and to improve the quality of air.
