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R ocky P oint U nion F ree S chool D istrict September 2012 Forum Agenda Rationale for proposed projects Projected costs, funding, and financial impact of proposed projects Architects presentation of proposed work Benefits of


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Rocky Point Union Free School District

September 2012

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  • Rationale for proposed projects
  • Projected costs, funding, and financial

impact of proposed projects

  • Architect’s presentation of proposed work
  • Benefits of projects if approved by BOE and

voters

  • Timeline for entire process
  • Community feedback

Forum Agenda

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  • High school track:
  • Track surface is reaching the end of its useful life
  • In 2004 track was resurfaced as a short-term

measure.

  • A second resurfacing is not a reasonable option

due to age of base

  • In order to continue to provide for track and field

events, a new track is necessary within no more than two years

Rationale for Projects

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  • High school stadium field:
  • Rocky Point UFSD has limited athletic fields to

support multiple teams (MS, JV, V)

  • FJC, the “Pit”, and, to a lesser extent, JAE fields

receive continual use by school and community teams so that the stadium field may be preserved for High School competitions

  • Despite regular maintenance and preservation

efforts, heavy usage has taken a significant toll on all fields

Rationale for Projects

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  • High school stadium field:
  • Over the past two years, community groups and

individuals have requested that the BOE and administration consider converting the stadium field to artificial turf

  • If converted to artificial turf, the stadium field

would:

  • Become the primary field for competitions
  • Support multiple sports and teams at all levels
  • Be accessible for approved community use

Rationale for Projects

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  • Instructional laboratories:
  • A previous voter-approved capital initiative

funded renovation of the majority of RPHS instructional laboratories

  • Several instructional laboratory spaces not

included in the previous initiative remain in need

  • f renovation
  • Renovation of these instructional laboratories will

provide laboratories that meet modern instructional standards

Rationale for Projects

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Estimated Project Costs

  • Reconstruction of instructional

laboratories

  • Replacement of Existing Grass

Football Field with Synthetic Turf (including site work)

  • Reconstruction of Existing Running

Track/Field Events Total Estimated Construction Cost: $ 1,990,000 $ 300,000 $ 1,010,000 $ 680,000

(All estimated costs include architectural, legal, governmental and contingency expenses)

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Project Funding

  • All proposed projects, if approved by the Board of

Education and voters, will be funded through the District’s Capital Projects Reserve Fund

  • Funding through the Capital Projects Reserve Fund

will result in NO increase in property taxes related to these projects

  • If constructed as proposed, projects would be

submitted for building aid reimbursement from NYS at approximately 70% of the actual project costs – potentially reducing the net cost after NYS reimbursement to $597,000

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Project Work

  • Instructional Laboratory Reconstruction
  • Replace laboratory stations and classroom

cabinetry

  • Refurbish:
  • Electrical
  • Plumbing (water and gas)
  • Ventilation
  • Replace ceilings, lighting, and floors as necessary
  • Install new instructional equipment and furniture
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Example: Science Room Renovation

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Project Work

  • Track and Field Event Replacement
  • Remove existing track and field events including

asphalt and sub-base

  • Install new sub-base, asphalt, and EPDM for new

400 meter, 6 lane track

  • Install new curbing and drainage improvements
  • Install new field event facilities to support: high

jump, long jump, pole vault, triple jump, etc.

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Project Work

  • Stadium field replacement:
  • Remove existing stadium field and 8”-12” of soil
  • Provide site improvements, preparations, and

drainage piping to support new field

  • Install new field surface and base requiring:
  • New 6” deep stone base
  • Installation of drainage tiles
  • Placement of small stone fill
  • Fine grade for new surface
  • New playing surface and in-fill
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Project Benefits

  • Instructional Laboratory Reconstruction
  • Continue with Lab Reconstruction Program. Several Rooms

at the High School Have Been Updated and Modernized Over the Past Several Years

  • Reconstruction to High School Athletic Facilities ~ Synthetic Turf
  • Allow for Constant Use of Field Even During Inclement

Weather Without Concern For Over Use

  • Increased Use of Turf Field Will Equal Less Use of Grass Fields
  • Will Allow District to Rotate Field Usage by Taking Natural

Grass Fields “Out of Play” Periodically

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Recently Completed Projects

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  • Community Forum ~

September 12, 2012 If community feedback indicates support for project referendum:

  • Recommendation to Board ~

September 24, 2012

  • Board of Education action ~

September 24, 2012 If public referendum is approved by Board of Education:

  • Public Vote ~

November 19, 2012 If public referendum is approved by voters:

  • Submission to S.E.D. ~

December 21, 2012

  • S.E.D. Approval ~

12 Weeks to +/- March 15, 2013

  • Bid Projects & BOE Approval ~

4 Weeks +/- to April 12, 2013

  • Start Construction ~

June 22, 2013

  • Substantial Completion Labs ~

August 30, 2013

  • Substantial Completion Track & Field ~

August 30, 2013

Timeline

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Rocky Point Union Free School District