Drone photos show roof repairs in the Fruitport area Elementary

Drone photos show roof repairs in the Fruitport area Elementary

Frotport township, me. (Wood) – A new roof will be completed by Beach Elementary in the next few days after the storms have been abolished part of the old on Sunday.

Surveillance video The moment a strong gust of wind on Sunday in Ravenna Road in Fruitport Township blew over Beach Elementary and sent a shed full of toy toys, the fly and tear off part of the roof. Due to the roof damage, the floor in the gym suffered considerable water damage.

The lessons were canceled by Beach Elementary until Wednesday, which led to the school's spring holidays, which begins on Thursday.

Storm scissors from the roof of the primary school in Fruitport Township

In A letter In the school community on Tuesday, Jason J. Kennedy, superintendent of the Fruitport Community Schools, said that contractors “work hard to get the students back to learn”.

Repairs of the emergency roof are carried out to protect against Rain that is forecast on Wednesday But will soon be replaced by a completely new roof that he would expect in the next few days.

“The current fitness roof, which was more than 20 years old, was a fully smuggled membrand roof that was based on the adhesive to keep the roof membrane in place. The new roof will be a mechanically attached membrane roof,” said Kennedy.

  1. Aerial photos of the progress in the clean-up and restoration efforts in Beach Elementary after storms damaged the roof. (With the kind permission of John Winskas, operational director)

    Aerial photos of the progress in the clean-up and restoration efforts in Beach Elementary after storms damaged the roof. (With the kind permission of John Winskas, operational director)

  2. Aerial photos of the progress in the clean-up and restoration efforts in Beach Elementary after storms damaged the roof. (With the kind permission of John Winskas, operational director)

    Aerial photos of the progress in the clean-up and restoration efforts in Beach Elementary after storms damaged the roof. (With the kind permission of John Winskas, operational director)

  3. Aerial photos of the progress in the clean-up and restoration efforts in Beach Elementary after storms damaged the roof. (With the kind permission of John Winskas, operational director)

    Aerial photos of the progress in the clean-up and restoration efforts in Beach Elementary after storms damaged the roof. (With the kind permission of John Winskas, operational director)

A civil engineer has confirmed that the building is structurally solid, he added, and a team is working on preparing documents for checking the State Bureau of Construction Codes.

Monitoring video shows how winds are located at the primary school of the Fruitport region

In the gym, dehumidifiers are running to remove as much water as possible, and Kennedy said he would deliver updates for elementary families from Beach at the replacement of the gym flooring, which he could last for seven to eight weeks.

The destroyed gym that was destroyed is original for the school – older than 60 years. The building operator said it consists of 1-inch umbori pieces that are no longer manufactured. It is probably replaced by 1/2-inch maple.

Since the gym also served as a cafeteria for schoolchildren, the school works on a plan, while repairs to serve breakfast and lunch for children.

“Probably (IT) has to be a situation in which breakfast and lunch are served in the classroom, and we work with the fact that we have enough staff to achieve this and make sure that our teachers have duty -free lunches that they are entitled to, and the entire logistics it takes to serve hundreds and hundreds of students,” said Kennedy at News 8 Monday.

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