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Capital Improvement Planning . CIP Request FY2015 breakdown. HVAC Replacements multiple sites $9,185,913 Total project (over 5 years) School Division cannot “save” money by law, must spend appropriation annually and return to City any unspent portion Fiscal years 2014-2019 - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Capital Improvement Planning

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CIP Request FY2015 breakdown• HVAC Replacements multiple sites

• $9,185,913 Total project (over 5 years)

• School Division cannot “save” money by law, must spend appropriation annually and return to City any unspent portion

• Fiscal years 2014-2019• 269 roof top units currently 18-21 years old• 80 water source heat pumps 35 years old• 2 centrifugal chillers 22 • 1 air cooled chiller 18 years old

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CIP Request FY2015 breakdown• Land Site:

• 1,200 Pupil Middle School - $46.2m

• 1,000 Pupil Elementary School -$29.9m

• Allow closing of two existing Elementary Schools• Florence Bowser• Driver Elementary

• Relieve current overcrowding at Creekside Elementary (Approx. 200 seats)

• Reduces number of schools to be built by one (1) Elementary School (savings of $16m)

• Builds in vacant seat capacity for expected growth in northern end (Current year estimate: 240 seats)

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CIP Request FY2015 breakdown• Multiple Campus Site purchase (50-60 acres):

$3 million• Northern end of City

• Purchase land at today’s dollars due to increasing future costs of land

• 2,100 additional units planned in Northern end of the City will bring even more students in next 10 years

• Site would have room for Middle School and Elementary School on same campus

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Design Considerations for Educational Use • Security• Furniture that is ergonomic and allows movement• Spaces for individual, small group, and large group

learning• Spaces that allow for collaboration among students and

staff• Natural light• Safe play areas• Spaces for special needs students and special programs• Technology needs for classroom and large group

instruction• Technology needs for testing

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Middle School Spacing Requirements

• 700 square feet minimum space per classroom• Career & Tech Ed spaces and labs

(Family & Consumer Science, Modeling, etc.)• Chorus and Band Rooms to include space for

instrument storage• Art room to include space for equipment• Technology lab(s) per school• Auditorium• Minimum of one self-contained special ed space

per school

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R R M M A R C H I T E C T S

Example: Middle School

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Example: Middle School 2nd level

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Middle School Construction Cost model

Construction Costs (Hard costs) Factors CostsBuilding and Site Construction Costs 192,000 sq/ft ($185.19 per sq/ft) $35,556,480Exceptional Site Turn lanes/off site imprv. .014% 500,000Exceptional Site Existing Bldg demo. 0Exceptional Site Utilities extension, sanitary 0

Total Construction Costs 36,056,480Contingency factor 5.00% 1,802,824

Total Construction and Contingency 37,859,304

Miscellaneous Project Costs (Soft costs)Site Acquisition (Separate Project)Surveys, Geothermal, Septic drain, Utility Connection, City inspection, power and lighting,Testing and inspections, technology, loose furnishing, Equipment, printing, advertising, and reproduction 5,704,801

Total 2013 Cost of Construction 43,564,105

Total Projected costs with 3% escalation 2015 46,217,159

Total Projected costs with 3% escalation 2016 47,603,674

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Elementary Spacing RequirementsGrades PreK, K and 1:• 975 square feet minimum space per classroom• Bathrooms included in each classroom• Sink and storage for student belongings in each classroom

Grades 2-5:• 800 square feet minimum space per classroom• Sink and storage for student belongings in each classroom

• Minimum of one self-contained special ed space per school• Technology lab per school• Media center, art, music resource classrooms per school

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Example: Grades 2-8

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R R M M A R C H I T E C T S

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Elementary School Construction Cost model

Construction Costs (Hard costs) Factors CostsBuilding and Site Construction Costs 124,000 sq/ft ($185.23 per sq/ft) $22,968,520Exceptional Site Turn lanes/off site imprv. .014% 321,559Exceptional Site Existing Bldg demo. 0Exceptional Site Utilities extension, sanitary 0

Total Construction Costs 23,290,079Contingency factor 5.00% 1,148,426

Total Construction and Contingency 24,438,505

Miscellaneous Project Costs (Soft costs)Site Acquisition (Separate Project)Surveys, Geothermal, Septic drain, Utility Connection, City inspection, power and lighting,Testing and inspections, technology, loose furnishing, Equipment, printing, advertising, and reproduction 3,703,120

Total Construction Costs 2013 28,141,625

Total Projected costs with 6% escalation 2016 29,855,450

Total Projected costs with 3% escalation 2017 30,751,114

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Other CIP Requests - FY2015 breakdown• Hazardous Materials Management – Mold, asbestos, other

hazardous substances $75,000/annually

• Operations Center –location TBD 2015-2016 estimated at $9.0m

• John F. Kennedy Middle School renovation 2018-2019 - $19.6m

• Forest Glen Middle School renovation 2017-2018 - $10.9m

• John Yeates Middle School renovation 2018-2019 - $15.3m

• Elephant’s Fork ES renovation 2019-2020 - $8.8m

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