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Capital Project 2020 Phase II of Health/Safety/Security Enhancements and Addressing Outdated Building Conditions Capital Project Vote December 4, 2018 Capital Project 2020 Why Now? Project Goals: Continuation of our long-range plan


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Capital Project 2020

Phase II of Health/Safety/Security Enhancements and Addressing Outdated Building Conditions

Capital Project Vote

December 4, 2018

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Capital Project 2020 Why Now?

Project Goals:

  • Continuation of our long-range plan
  • Finish what we started with the 2014 Capital Project
  • Energy efficiency
  • Roofs
  • Windows
  • Doors
  • Address outdated infrastructure
  • Safety and security improvements
  • Improve and increase instructional space and educational
  • pportunities
  • Improve athletic areas
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Capital Project 2020 Why Now?

Cost: $28,700,000 Funding:

  • Building aid (55% of this project)
  • Construction costs will increase if we wait
  • Increase cost of borrowing
  • Possible leveraging of Smart Bond funds
  • Spread the cost of construction over 15 years (maintenance

versus Capital Project)

  • Anticipated resulting tax increase would be approximately $120 -

$10 per month per $100,000 of assessed value (Based on the 2018-19 assessments and equalization rates. Phase in the tax impact over 2 years)

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Capital Project 2020 What’s Included?

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Updated Elementary School Entrance to Include a New Security Vestibule

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Updated Middle School Entrance to Include a New Security Vestibule

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Updated High School Entrance to Include a New Security Vestibule

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Updated Central Office Entrance to Include a New Security Vestibule

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Replace Doors Throughout the District for Improved Security and Efficiency

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Replace Windows to Improve Efficiency

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Replacement and Repair of Exterior Brick Work and Entrances

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Paving of Emergency Access Road to Athletic Fields

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Repaving of Parking Lots and Elementary School Playground

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Repair/Replacement of Food Service Entrance Ramp and Middle School Retaining Wall

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Repairs to Damaged Sidewalks Throughout the District

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Replacement/Repair of Exterior Stairways and Entrances

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Renovation of Instructional Spaces – New Elementary School Library

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Renovation of Instructional Spaces – Expansion of Elementary School Cafeteria and Serving Lines

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Renovation of Instructional Spaces – Repair Tile Around Elementary School Classroom Sinks

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Renovation of Instructional Spaces – Expansion of High School TV/Radio Studio and Classroom

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Renovation of Instructional Spaces – Updated High School Auditorium: Sounds, Lighting, Seating, & Celling

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Renovation of Instructional Spaces – Replacement of Various High School Casework

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Replace Existing Press Box and Concession Stand

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Replacement of Deteriorated Fencing at Athletic Fields

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Additional Work Not Pictured

Elementary School

  • Install fire-rated windows at school bank/store.
  • Install climate control in music room to improve air quality.
  • Upgrade Nurse’s office to comply with requirements of ADA.

Middle School

  • Expand guard railings at library mezzanine to address safety

concerns and meet code.

  • Replace deteriorated roof access ladder.
  • Reconstruct canopy over main entrance.
  • Install weather-tight flashing for exterior louvers to prevent water

infiltration and protect building integrity.

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High School

  • Upgrade library to support modern technology infrastructure and

provide flexible learning space.

  • Install energy-efficient occupancy sensors on unit ventilators that

control outside fresh air exchange.

  • Mitigate moisture penetration through the Business Office floor

where ground water seeps in.

  • Reconstruct broken terrazzo tread stairwell to prevent tripping and

further deterioration.

  • Replace insufficient electrical panels to provide better distribution

and meet the demands of modern-day electrical use.

  • Replace deteriorated roof access ladders.
  • Install new/reconstruct damaged drainage piping to correct storm

water management issues.

  • Replace insufficient and inefficient main shut off valves to backflow

preventer.

  • Replace wood fascia at the front of the building.

Additional Work Not Pictured

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Athletics

  • Install new home bleachers (relocate current bleachers to visitor

bleachers).

  • Demolish dilapidated athletic storage shed and provide new storage

area within the new bleacher unit.

  • Replace end-of-life scoreboard and flagpole.
  • Install new Track competition areas such as pole vault, discus, and

shot put, and provide provisions for athlete timing system.

  • Install new soccer goals.
  • Re-grade and repave parking lot near Liepold Fields complex to

remedy drainage issues.

  • Replace deteriorated fencing around Liepold Fields.
  • Construct a 920 sq. ft. athletic storage building, with electricity, at

Liepold Field.

Additional Work Not Pictured

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Athletics – Continued

  • Update gymnasium finishes.
  • Reconstruct Baseball and Softball fields, including the addition of

new backstops and covered dugouts, as well as remediate drainage issues that cause puddles and impede field use.

  • Renovate Boys & Girls locker rooms at the MS, including new tiles,

flooring, walls, and ceiling.

  • Construct a new Track and Field facility including:
  • Correct drainage and irrigation issues and install new natural

turf/sod field surface.

  • Improve electrical/data infrastructure.

Additional Work Not Pictured

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Additional Work Not Pictured

District wide

  • Replace remainder of end-of-life roofing.
  • Upgrade restrooms, to include the replacement of end-of-life

plumbing and sanitary piping where needed.

  • Install new fire safety mechanisms, including a sprinkler in HS

basement and upgrades to energy efficient LED emergency/exit lighting at the ES and MS.

  • Provide ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) compliant

upgrades, such as handrails in stairwells, ramps, drinking fountains, and door hardware.

  • Replace ineffective and inefficient (some original to the building),

end-of-life roof condenser units and roof exhausts that have exceeded their useful life.

  • Demolish the Church Street storage building and rebuild a 1,000
  • sq. ft. safe and efficient storage facility.
  • Reconstruct District main sign on Maple Ave.
  • Install a footbridge to improve safety and connect athletic fields.
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  • How do I vote?

– Registration forms are available in the District Clerk’s office, or you can register with the Ulster County Board of Elections.

  • What if I can’t make it?

– Applications for absentee ballots are available in the District Office from 8am – 4pm. Applications must be received by the District clerk 7 days prior to the vote, if absentee ballot is to be mailed. – Absentee ballots must be received by the District Clerk no later than 5pm on the day of the vote.

Voting Information

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Capital Project Vote

December 4, 2018 8 :00 A.M. – 8:00 P.M. Ellenville High School Library $28,700,000

More information can be found on our website: www.ecs.k12.ny.us Email us: capitalproject@ecs.k12.ny.us