The Washington Island School Board unanimously approved awarding Johnson Controls a performance contract for the district’s upcoming energy conservation and facility improvements project during its Monday meeting.
The board OK’d the company installing a HVAC system with an air handling unit and a liquid petroleum boiler. Sevastopol, Southern Door and Gibraltar have undertaken similar energy-efficient projects with Johnson Controls in the last few years.
According to Superintendent Tim Raymond, the cost for those three projects is $568,573. The board plans to exceed state-imposed revenue limits to pay for the upgrades.
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