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912 Appleton Road Facts and information Vacated in 2006 On the market for 5 years 90.4 acres 2005 price$21 million Purchase price $8.25 million Long term lease with the Farm Museum 2.5 megawatt solar


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912 Appleton Road

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Facts and information

  • Vacated in 2006
  • On the market for 5 years
  • 90.4 acres
  • 2005 price………………$21 million
  • Purchase price $8.25 million
  • Long term lease with the Farm Museum
  • 2.5 megawatt solar array
  • Future economic development
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Bird’s Eye View

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Main Entrance

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Cafeteria

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Natural Resources - Interior

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Future classroom and labs

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Professional development

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Open production areas were divided into smaller labs.

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Electrical, Plumbing and HVAC

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Labs are available for expanded programs and higher-ed classes in the evenings.

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Re-use of some existing infrastructure.

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Pilot building – Natural Resources, Agriculture Sciences - Exterior

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Project Budget

Category Revenue/Expenses State funds 5,304,000 $ FY14 County funds 12,813,000 $ CCPS fund balance 1,500,000 $ Total project funds 19,617,000 $ Building purchase 8,532,536 $ Lease 720,000 $ Construction 7,917,500 $ A/E fees and FFE and contingencies 2,446,964 $ Total project costs 19,617,000 $ Cost per square foot 68.04 $

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Current MSDE CTE Programs

  • Allied Health
  • Automotive

Technology

  • Computer Electronics
  • Construction Trades—

Carpentry

  • Cosmetology
  • Culinary Arts
  • Electrical Trades
  • Fire

Science/Emergency Medical Services

  • Heavy Industrial

Maintenance

  • Natural Resources
  • Welding & Metals

Technology

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Current Local Programs

  • Applied Trades Academy
  • STEP (Student Transition & Employability

Program)

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New CTE Programs-January

  • Academy of Health Professions—CNA/GNA

and CCMA (Certified Clinical Medical Assistant)

  • American Culinary Federation
  • CASE (Curriculum for Agricultural Science

Education)

  • Homeland Security & Emergency

Preparedness—Criminal Justice/Law Enforcement

  • Interactive Media Productions
  • IT Networking Academy (CISCO)
  • Project Lead The Way—Biomedical Sciences
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Future CTE Programs

  • Manufacturing Engineering Technology—

National Institute of Metalworking Skills Program (NIMS)

  • Medium/Heavy Truck Technician (Diesel)
  • TAM (Teacher Academy of Maryland)
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Cecil County School of Technology

2005 Initial Comprehensive Educational Specification Developed 2007 Design of New Comprehensive Technical High School 2008 Project on hold due to lack of funding

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Cecil County School of Technology

2013 Acquisition of property for New School of Technology 2013 Initial Educational Specification modified and adapted 2013 Project approved and funded

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Cecil County School of Technology First Floor Plan

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Cecil County School of Technology Second Floor Plan

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Cosmetology

  • Improved styling stations
  • Dedicated Clinic area
  • Natural light throughout
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Welding

  • Upgraded ventilation
  • Expanded booths
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Culinary Arts

  • Expanded student stations
  • Dedicated walk-ins
  • Natural light throughout
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Automotive

  • Integrate new and

existing lifts

  • Dedicated Alignment
  • New exterior access
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Lessons learned through construction

  • Get to know the building’s existing

conditions thoroughly prior too purchase

  • Take ample time for R/D of the MEP systems
  • Decide how to handle system upgrades,

either during construction, or afterwards through maintenance program.

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Lessons learned through construction

  • Allow for higher construction contingency for

unforeseen conditions

  • Research local salvage contractors for

demolition recycling opportunities

  • Always helps having great contractors!
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Q&A / Tours