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Jon Lewis of Utah Disaster Kleenup works inside the school's woodshop Wednesday, July 30, 2014, at Eastmont Middle School, cleaning up after a sprinkler pipe broke overnight, filling a large portion of the school with mud and water.
Scott G Winterton, Deseret News
SANDY A sprinkler line break has flooded Eastmont Middle School, doing a possible half-million dollars' worth of damage just three weeks before classes are scheduled to resume.
The break in a sprinkler line that irrigates the school's lawn was discovered early Wednesday morning. Several inches of water flowed into the building's first floor and did extensive damage to the auditorium, where water ran down the large sloped room and pooled at the stage.
"The damage is pretty significant. We had considerable amounts of water all through the lower floor," said Canyons School District spokeswoman Jennifer Toomer-Cook. "We did have damage in the auditorium to seating and the stage area that we need to get taken care of."
Electricity to the building has been cut and is expected to be kept off for several days due to water that seeped into the boiler room transformers. The system must be recertified for use before power can be restored.
A number of new computers in the school's media center were also caught in the flood. Replacements will be covered under the district's insurance policy.
"It's so unfortunate that that happened," Toomer-Cook said. "We're just so grateful that our insurance will cover it, and we expect to have everything fully replaced by the time school starts."
Sandy Fire Battalion Chief Chris Dawson said crews were called to the school about 5:30 a.m. and assisted with shutting off the water. Crews didn't do a formal damage assessment, but the battalion chief who responded Wednesday initially estimated damage could reach a half-million dollars.
A trench that had been dug for a separate water line channeled the water into the school, Dawson said.
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Sprinkler line floods Eastmont Middle School, does potential $500K damage
SANDY A faulty sprinkler system at a northern Utah middle school has flooded an auditorium and destroyed computers.
Eastmont Middle School spokeswoman Jennifer Toomer-Cook tells the Deseret News (http://bit.ly/1oe7hoe) officials discovered the break Wednesday.
She says several inches of water flowed into the first floor auditorium and pooled at the stage.
Crews this week cut have electricity to the building because water also seeped into boiler room transformers.
Sandy Fire Battalion Chief Chris Dawson estimates the damage at $500,000.
He says a trench for a school construction project directed the water toward the auditorium.
Toomer-Cooke says insurance will cover the cost of repairs. She says the building will be ready by the first day of school on Aug. 20.
The Utah Division of Risk Management is conducting a safety inspection.
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Information from: Deseret News, http://www.deseretnews.com
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A sprinkler system breakdown and resulting flood at Mt. Hope High School last week caused nearly $100,000 in damage, of which the Bristol Warren Regional School District will pay upwards of $60,000.
The School Committee Budget and Facilities subcommittee Monday approved first passage of the emergency repairs, which include a new pump to control the schools fire protection system, and new carpeting and floor tiles in the damaged areas. After Rhode Island Interlocal Trust the school districts insurance company pays the claim, the district will be liable for $50,000 to $60,000, according to Facilities Director George Simmons.
Insurance covers damage from the pump, not damage to the pump, Simmons told the committee, leaving the school district to pick up the tab on the most expensive part of the repairs.
The problem began last Thursday when a seal on the pump that controls the water pressure to the fire protection sprinklers broke, flooding the pump house behind the high school. The water made its way into the school, coming up through the floors, and ruining carpets and floor tiles in classrooms, hallways and Principal Donald Rebellos office, Mr. Simmons said. There is no indication the flood caused any mold problems, he said.
Work is already underway to repair the buildings interior, which will be complete before school starts, Mr. Simmons said. He is also expecting the new pump to be in place and the sprinkler system to be operational before the start of the school year. The Bristol Fire Department is working with Rehoboth, Mass.-based Home & Commercial Security to expedite the pumps installation, Mr. Simmons said.
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On July 24, at 2:02 a.m., firefighters from the Rancho Santa Fe Fire Protection District responded to a residential fire in the 10000 block of Lone Dove Street in 4S Ranch. When they arrived on scene, firefighters found that a single sprinkler head had activated and extinguished a fire in the garage near the water heater. One person was home at the time and was able to safely evacuate the home.
No doubt this would have been a fully-involved garage fire in the sprinkler system was not present, said Battalion Chief Fred Cox. This is an excellent example of how residential fire sprinkler systems can save lives and property.
After the firefighters made sure the fire was out and restored the fire sprinkler system, the occupant of the home was allowed to return to the residence.
The cause of the fire is still under investigation. To learn more about residential fire sprinkler systems and how to properly maintain them, please visit the RSF Fire Districts Fire Protection Systems website at http://www.rsf-fire.org/sprinklers/index.html.
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Posted: Thursday, July 24, 2014 9:00 pm
Soggy Glacier Park visitor center closed The Daily Inter Lake Daily Inter Lake |
The St. Mary Visitor Center on the east side of Glacier National Park has been closed due to water damage early Thursday morning from the centers sprinkler system.
According to a news release from the park, it is believed the furnace in the center malfunctioned, perhaps causing a fire, and the centers sprinkler system was activated.
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