Re: Mold found at Crystal Lakes Elementary will cost school district $1 million

[Guest guest]

Are you from Palm Beach County? That's where my property is located

at.

Deb

--- In , " tigerpaw2c " <tigerpaw2c@...>

wrote:

>

> Mold found at Crystal Lakes Elementary will cost school district $1

> million

> Palm Beach Post - FL*

> By DON JORDAN

> Palm Beach Post Staff Writer

> Thursday, March 13, 2008

>

>

http://www.palmbeachpost.com/localnews/content/south/epaper/2008/03/1

> 3/0313skmold.html

>

> Mold damage uncovered during a Crystal Lakes Elementary renovation

> will cost the school district nearly $1 million to clean up and

push

> the project back nearly five months.

>

> Workers found the mold while replacing the air-conditioning system

> at the suburban Boynton Beach school, 6050 Gateway Blvd.

>

> Members of the school district's Construction Oversight Review

> Committee unanimously voted today to recommend the clean up to the

> school board, which is expected to approve the work next week.

>

> " When we have a problem, we need to attack it, " facilities

> management chief ph Sanches said. " We want to make sure our

> teachers and our kids are in a safe environment. "

>

> The problem includes mold damage to cabinets, floors, wood molding

> and shelving. Crystal Lakes is one of more than a dozen schools

with

> persistent mold problems designed by the now-defunct Frizzell firm.

> The schools were built with air-conditioning systems that did not

> properly eliminate moisture from the building, Sanches said.

>

[Guest guest]

Deb,

I post articles from all over the country pertaining to contaminated

indoor environments. But to answer your question, I did live in PBC

14 yrs ago.

KC

> >

> > Mold found at Crystal Lakes Elementary will cost school district

$1

> > million

> > Palm Beach Post - FL*

> > By DON JORDAN

> > Palm Beach Post Staff Writer

> > Thursday, March 13, 2008

> >

> >

>

http://www.palmbeachpost.com/localnews/content/south/epaper/2008/03/1

> > 3/0313skmold.html

> >

> > Mold damage uncovered during a Crystal Lakes Elementary

renovation

> > will cost the school district nearly $1 million to clean up and

> push

> > the project back nearly five months.

> >

> > Workers found the mold while replacing the air-conditioning

system

> > at the suburban Boynton Beach school, 6050 Gateway Blvd.

> >

> > Members of the school district's Construction Oversight Review

> > Committee unanimously voted today to recommend the clean up to

the

> > school board, which is expected to approve the work next week.

> >

> > " When we have a problem, we need to attack it, " facilities

> > management chief ph Sanches said. " We want to make sure our

> > teachers and our kids are in a safe environment. "

> >

> > The problem includes mold damage to cabinets, floors, wood

molding

> > and shelving. Crystal Lakes is one of more than a dozen schools

> with

> > persistent mold problems designed by the now-defunct Frizzell

firm.

> > The schools were built with air-conditioning systems that did

not

> > properly eliminate moisture from the building, Sanches said.

> >

>