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Efforts to save Bettendorf's old Forest Grove School are rolling forward with the installation of roof sheathingand the receipt ofa $50,000 project grant from the state of Iowa for additional work.
"That grant was a big shot in the arm for us," said Sharon Andresen, an organizer who began the effort to save the dilapidated one-room school onForest Grove Road in 2012.
Of the project grant, the group will receive $33,000 from the State Historical Society of Iowa via the Historic Resource Development Program, and members will have to raise the remaining $13,000 on their own, either in cash or through in-kind contributions, Andresen said.
The money will pay for gutters, siding repair and replacement, the heating, ventilation and air-conditioning system and rebuilding the bell tower. The tower probably will be built over the winter in a shop. The deadline for this work is autumn 2016.
Andresen and others in the group are elated to have the roof sheathing go on because ever since the start of their efforts, that's the question everyone asked.
The sheathing was donated by Pro-Build andthe scaffolding by All-American Scaffold, both of Davenport. The plywood is being pounded into the intact raftersby volunteers working under the direction of a hired supervisor. The east side is nearly finished, with work beginning soon on the west.
Another summer goal is to order the cedar shingles, a cost of $4,100. The group is urgently seeking volunteers with experience at working on cedar roofs to help with this.
Also,bricks are onsite for the construction of a chimney sometime before winter. The chimney will not function, but is necessary to return the building to its 1920s appearance.
Also on the schedule for this summer: installation of eight replica windows and a front door that are being constructed by Carver Custom Millworks of Milan. The basic bid was $8,500, but the group decided to take on a $2,600 "up charge" to get historic, wavy glass in the windows, Andresen said.
The last of the money to pay for the windowsis being raised by Birdies for Charity, thecommunity fundraising program of the John Deere Classic golf tournament, and school supporters hope to raise the $2,600 during a car wash in August, Andresen said.
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WAPELLO, Iowa Repair bids for roofs and other building parts damaged during an April hailstorm were accepted by the Wapello School Board on Wednesday.
The largest bid accepted, contingent upon approval from the schools insurance carrier, was one from Triple C Roofing, Inc., Woodbine. The company bid $97,971 to repair damaged foam roofs at the elementary and secondary campuses.
The board accepted the Triple C Roofing bid after agreeing a lower bid from Pella Roofing and Insulation, Vinton, had not been submitted properly.
A $14,260 bid from Shafer Construction, Wapello, was accepted for the repair of the administration building roof. Shafer Construction also received the nod from the board to repair damaged asphalt roofing, vinyl siding and miscellaneous gutter replacement on several buildings. Its bid for the work was $19,850.
Shafter Construction also was the low bidder to repair the greenhouse roof and sidewalls. Its bid for that work was $9,270 for the roof and $14,316 for the sidewalls.
Myers Construction, Sperry, won the general lighting and HVAC equipment repairs with a bid of $44,200.
The board also accepted a $9,032 bid from Daktronics, Brookings, S.D., for a new football field scoreboard. The cost, which will be covered through a donation from the Pepsi Co., does not include installation, which officials estimated would be about $4,400.
A bid for two cameras and other surveillance equipment in the schools new weight room also was accepted by the board. J&S Electronic Business Systems, Burlington, submitted the low bid of $5,525.
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WAPELLO, Iowa Repair work on several buildings on the Wapello school campuses that were damaged during an April hailstorm will finally begin, after the Wapello School Board approved several bids on the work during its meeting Wednesday.
The largest bid accepted, contingent upon approval from the schools insurance carrier, was one from Triple C Roofing Inc., Woodbine. The company bid $97,971 to repair damaged foam roofs at the elementary and secondary campuses.
The board accepted the Triple C Roofing bid after agreeing a lower bid from Pella Roofing and Insulation, Vinton, had not been properly submitted. Officials said the Vinton firm split what was directed to be a single bid into two parts. Although the total bid of $92,200 was lower than the Triple C bid, officials said they could not legally accept it. Board chairman Duane Boysen abstained from the vote because he was listed as a reference by one of the companies.
A $14,260 bid from Shafer Construction, Wapello, was accepted for the repair of the administration building roof. Other bids submitted for this work included $15,300 from Myers Construction, Sperry; and $30,466 from SG Construction, Mediapolis.
Shafer Construction also received the nod from the school board to repair damaged asphalt roofing, vinyl siding and miscellaneous gutter replacement on several buildings. Its bid for the work was $19,850. Myers Construction submitted a $30,490 bid on the work.
Shafter Construction was also the low bidder to repair the greenhouse roof and sidewalls. Its bid for this work was $9,270 for the roof and $14,316 for the sidewalls. Myers Construction bid $10,800 for the roof repairs and $14,400 for the sidewalls.
Myers Construction won the general lighting and HVAC equipment repairs with a bid of $44,200. Odessa Mechanical Contracting, Wapello, bid $45,430 on that work.
The school board also accepted a $9,032 bid from Daktronics, Brookings, South Dakota, for a new football field scoreboard. The cost, which will be covered through a donation from the Pepsi Company, does not include installation, which officials estimated would be around $4,400.
A bid for two cameras and other surveillance equipment in the schools new weight room was also accepted by the board. J&S Electronic Business Systems, Burlington, submitted the low bid of $5,525.
Per Mar Security, Davenport, submitted a bid of $5,995.
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Engineers tested the integrity of the Causeway Bridge foundation by applying enough force to crack a piece of the southbound concrete siding on a ramp below the bridge.
Wednesday's test will help Texas A&M Transportation Institute engineers decide what type of new barrier will best prevent trucks and cars from crashing over the side of the southbound bridge.
With one of the test mounts on top, the concrete cracked under 27,000 pounds of force.
The possible new traffic rail would go on top of the existing concrete. Causeway Commission General Manager Carlton Dufrechousaid, when crashes have happened, cars have driven up over the concrete and through the pedestrian handrail, so the new rail will be designed to prevent that from happening
"When a vehicle hits it, we obviously don't want to see any defamation or damage to the rail. We want to see the vehicle contained and redirected," said William Williams with the Texas A&M Transportation Institute.
The test showed that the existing concrete would break under pressure before the particular mount, which Dufrechou said is a great sign.
"The new rail design, this indicates, is actually more robust and stronger than the existing concrete barriers, and they have never failed in any crashes we've had in the 50-plus years of the causeway," Dufrechou said.
Dufrechousaid down the line, it will eventually be up to commuters to decide if they would like to pay for the safety upgrades. However, for now the question is which mount would be best.
Engineers from Texas A&M Transportation Institute tested three types of mounts and took into account safety, cost and ease of installation.
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