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NEW BLOOMFIELD, Mo. -- The New Bloomfield R-3 Board of Education voted 6-0 to put a $2 million no-tax-increase bond issue on the spring ballot to fund facility repairs.
The board has discussed a potential bond issue to fund repairs for several months. The top two items on facility repair list are replacing the districts HVAC units and repairing and replacing the districts parking lots. Superintendent David Tramel said both of those items can be costly.
The district sets aside money for repairs each year and works on projects during the summer. Tramel previously told the board that in a normal summer, the district spends between $50,000 and $125,000 on projects. However, the cost of these items is projected at much more than the districts summer repair budget allows.
At a board work session last week, Tramel told the board that projected costs for repairing parking lots district-wide are between $850,000 and $950,000 and estimated costs for replacing heating and cooling units is between $750,000 and $850,000.
The bond issue would fund these two projects. However, if funds are left after those projects are complete, the bond issue would allow the district to complete some other less expensive repairs as well.
The board discussed what those other repairs may be, if funds allowed, at a work session last week. Some other items on Tramel and district administrations wish list were roofing repairs, tuck pointing and sealing, replacing some entry doors, a new district-wide bell and intercom system, a classroom for health and weightlifting, funds to be put toward a greenhouse, remodeling elementary bathrooms and motorizing bleachers. The board added technology upgrades to the wish list as well.
The next step, Tramel told the board, is to form a campaign committee, which he said has until mid-February to register with the Ethics Commission. And, the board will also need to start looking at an architect or someone to manage the project, if the community votes in favor of the bond issue. Election day is April 7.
"Shall the Board of Education of the New Bloomfield R-III School District of Callaway County, Missouri, without an estimated increase in the current debt service property tax levy, borrow money in the amount of two million dollars ($2,000,000) for the purpose of providing funds to complete heating, ventilation and air conditioning system upgrades; to complete parking lot improvements; to complete additional repairs and renovations to the existing facilities of the district; and issue bonds for the payment thereof? If this proposition is approved, the adjusted debt service levy of the school district is estimated to remain unchanged at $1.3452 per on hundred dollars of assessed valuation of real and personal property."
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Phoenix, AZ (PRWEB) January 13, 2015
Parker & Sons, Inc. a reliable and dependable source for the best in cooling, heating and plumbing contractor services throughout Phoenix and the surrounding communities announces record 2014 demand for cooling and heating system tune-up related services. As a growing number of residential and commercial customers discover the value of having annual system tune-ups, there has been a steady increase in the demand for this important service throughout the greater Phoenix metropolitan area. Tune-up service is important for a number of reasons including the fact that it prolongs the life of a typical HVAC system. In addition, this type of service helps residential and commercial customers save money on utility bills on a monthly and an annual basis.
Parker & Sons is comprised of a dedicated team of professionals and technicians that are trained and skilled in a wide range of cooling and heating as well as plumbing services. Another key aspect of the value of a tune-up for a cooling and heating system is that it can ultimately prevent costly repairs on a typical home or commercial system. Another important aspect of having an annual tune-up is that it is often required by manufacturers as a way to ensure that parts are covered under a typical warranty. This combined with the fact that an annual tune-up provides peace of mind that would otherwise not be possible because breakdowns are avoided is well worth considering by homeowners and businesses.
Another critical aspect of having annual maintenance inspections on HVAC related equipment is that it can prevent water, fire and electrical damage. There are even a number of health related issues that can be eliminated by simply having annual inspections on HVAC equipment. For example, preventing mold buildup in air ducts can ensure that air quality remains at favorable levels. Parker & Sons checks systems to make sure that they are running efficiently and that all components are operating as expected. Preventing component failure before it occurs can reduce the likelihood of a system breakdown at a critical time.
Parker & Sons offers a full 40-point inspection and tune-up on a full array of residential and commercial cooling and heating systems typically used throughout the greater Phoenix metropolitan area. The company checks refrigerant levels, amp draws and a wide variety of other important parameters. The company also checks motors, capacitors, fans and other key components as a way to ensure that a system operates without interruption over the long term. This recent announcement with regard to record 2014 demand for cooling and heating system tune-up related services is additional proof and confirmation that Parker & Sons has earned a favorable reputation throughout the community when it comes to quality customer service and affordable prices.
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- Carbon monoxide can cause serious health issues for people.
It reduces oxygen delivery to the body's organs and tissues and at extremely high levels, can cause death.
A phone call to a heating repair company likely saved the life of two Northwoods residents.
Frasier's Plumbing, Heating and Cooling hopes the experience will serve as a note of caution for other homeowners.
On Wednesday night Frasier's got call from a man with boiler issues.
The caller said something had been wrong for about three days.
"We're having problems with our heater. It's making really [weird] sounds, the house is dropping in temperature and both my wife and myself have extremely bad headaches. We're thinking we have a carbon monoxide leak," said the caller.
A woman inside the home was unconscious when a Frasier's service technician got there.
The tech called 911 and the couple was taken to an area hospital. The woman was later flown to Marshfield.
The Frasier's technician found extremely high levels of carbon monoxide both outside and inside the home.
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A phone call leads to service technician helping people inside a carbon monoxide-filled home
- Carbon monoxide can cause serious health issues for people.
It reduces oxygen delivery to the body's organs and tissues and at extremely high levels, can cause death.
A phone call to a heating repair company likely saved the life of two Northwoods residents.
Frasier's Plumbing, Heating and Cooling hopes the experience will serve as a note of caution for other homeowners.
On Wednesday night Frasier's got call from a man with boiler issues.
The caller said something had been wrong for about three days.
"We're having problems with our heater. It's making really [weird] sounds, the house is dropping in temperature and both my wife and myself have extremely bad headaches. We're thinking we have a carbon monoxide leak," said the caller.
A woman inside the home was unconscious when a Frasier's service technician got there.
The tech called 911 and the couple was taken to an area hospital. The woman was later flown to Marshfield.
The Frasier's technician found extremely high levels of carbon monoxide both outside and inside the home.
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With our low temperature hovering in the single digits, area plumbing and heating repair workers are overrun with calls.
Companies say cold days remind people to get things checked out - pipes or furnace filters - but sometimes people wake up shivering with no heat or head to the sink to find things aren't flowing as usual.
When it gets this cold, the work heats up for crews who fix broken pipes and sluggish furnaces; it's something they expect every year when the temperatures plummet.
The phones were busy, obviously with a lot of frozen pipes," said Mullin Plumbing CEO, Robert Morris.
Roughly 25 percent of the calls Mullin Plumbing is getting right now are for frozen pipes.
They said when colder weather is in the forecast, they start getting ready.
We try to make preparations the night before and make sure we've got all our equipment ready, and make sure all of our trucks are ready to go, and get the guys here and get them started early because we know it's going to be a long day," Morris said.
It's long day for Heating and Cooling companies too.
Long-time technician Dil Brandow was booked up, changing filters and fixing problems.
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Wind blows snow off the roof of a building Wednesday on Liberty Street in Chambersburg. Wind chill temperatures could dip into the double negative digits Thursday. (Markell DeLoatch Public Opinion)
FRANKLIN COUNTY >> Double-digit wind chill values will blow in Thursday and create what AccuWeather expects will be the coldest day of winter so far.
All of Pennsylvania, and most of the eastern half of the nation, is under a wind chill advisory for part of Thursday. In Franklin County and the surrounding region, the advisory extends through 3 p.m.
In this area, the coldest wind chills are expected late Wednesday night into Thursday morning, said Greg DeVoir, meteorologist with the National Weather Service in State College. Residents should prepare for wind chills dipping to 20 below zero at times, he said.
The cold morning forecast prompted Chambersburg, Waynesboro, Tuscarora and Shippensburg school districts to call two-hour delays for Thursday morning by early evening Wednesday.
The warmest part of the day will be 18 degrees with the wind chill making it -9 degrees, according to NWS.
The cause of the freeze is an arctic air mass which, combined with gusty winds, will produce lower temperatures the farther it reaches into the area, according to DeVoir.
As the digits drop, the danger they can cause increases.
The key to staying warm, and preventing hypothermia, is dressing in layers and ensuring skin is covered, according to NWS. Eat nutritious food and stay hydrated throughout the day.
Those older than 65 are especially susceptible to hypothermia, accounting for almost half of deaths caused by it, according to Home Instead Senior Care. This is because as people age, they can lose ability to feel how cold it really is.
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St. Louis, MO (PRWEB) January 08, 2015
Vitt Heating & Air Conditioning Co., Inc., based in St. Louis, MO, wants to help customers prepare for the coldest month of the year with deals on new gas furnaces. The New Year's sale will run through January 31, 2015, and will offer gas furnace installation starting at just $1,400 for an 80% efficient 40,000 BTU American Standard brand furnace.
Although winter has already officially begun, Vitt Heating & Air Conditioning Co. vice president Jeffrey Vitt says that now is the time for homeowners to be proactive and replace their furnaces.
The typical life expectancy of a furnace is just 15 years, says Vitt, so homeowners with furnaces from the year 2000 or before should make sure to at least get an inspection.
While the special from Vitt Heating & Air Conditioning Co. will cover basic installations of new furnaces and removals of old ones, customers still need to call to see if they qualify for the special pricing -- especially, Vitt warns, if they have an older furnace. At that time customers may also make an appointment for a free estimate.
There are other reasons, Vitt says, that homeowners should consider getting their older furnaces looked at.
"In my experience, the biggest problem with furnaces is that they can be operating but not safe," he explains. "Therefore, a lot of people never have work done on their furnaces, so they simply dont know whether or not the furnace is safe to use."
Technicians from heating and cooling companies like Vitt Heating & Air Conditioning Co. are able to tell homeowners whether or not a repair is "worth it," Vitt says, depending upon the age of the furnace.
The best solution, Vitt explains, is to "get the furnace inspected, get an estimate and consider the options from there. Most times it will be more cost effective to replace a furnace rather than repair it, but only after an inspection can homeowners know for sure."
When in doubt, says Vitt, homeowners should call Vitt Heating & Air Conditioning Co. for their free estimate.
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