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Presented by The Facilities Management Group TFMG / TFMG Architecture, PC in conjunction with EMTEC Engineers, LLC Why are we here toda day? To solicit public comments to help us create the Comprehensive Plan JSCB Phase 2 Comprehensive


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Presented by The Facilities Management Group TFMG / TFMG Architecture, PC in conjunction with EMTEC Engineers, LLC

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Why are we here toda day?

  • To solicit public comments to help us create the Comprehensive

Plan JSCB Phase 2 Comprehensive Plan defines:

  • Projects to be constructed in eligible schools
  • Scope of renovations and funds allocated to each school
  • Financing of projects
  • Project schedules
  • Development & Diversification Plan for Workforce & Business
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Joint nt Schools

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struction ction Board d (JSCB): SCB):

  • Created by Special Legislation by New York State in 2006
  • Legislation is required due to NYS regulations pertaining to

municipal financing and borrowing

  • Multiple phases of construction were anticipated to renovate all

schools

  • Phase 1 is substantially complete; Phase 2 is in planning stages
  • Buffalo and Rochester have similar legislation
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JSCB CB Phase se 1:

  • $156 million dollars of construction - completed in 2014
  • Roof Replacements
  • Clary
  • Bellevue Middle at Shea
  • Fowler High School
  • Total renovations / addition
  • H.W. Smith K-8
  • Total renovations / addition
  • Institute of Technology
  • Total renovations / addition
  • Dr. Weeks Elementary
  • Total renovations
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JSCB CB Phase se 2:

  • Legislation enacted in 2014
  • Up to $300 million of construction projects
  • NYS comptroller to review financial plan and determine the

amount of construction the JSCB can afford

  • Projects at up to 15 schools which are defined in the Legislation
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1. Bellevue Elementary School 2. Clary Middle School 3. Corcoran High School 4. Danforth Middle School 5. Ed Smith K-8 School 6. Expeditionary Learning 7. Fowler High School 8. Frazer K-8 School 9. Grant Middle School

  • 10. Greystone Building
  • 11. Henninger High School
  • 12. Huntington K-8 School
  • 13. Nottingham High School
  • 14. Shea Building
  • 15. Westside Academy at Blodgett

By legislation islation, , eligible igible buildings dings are:

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JSCB CB Phase se 2 F Financ ancing: ing:

  • NY State Education Department (NYSED) determines a Maximum

Cost Allowance (MCA) for each building based on a statewide formula

  • MCA is also called building aid
  • In many cases, the District’s renovation needs for a particular

building exceeds the MCA

  • Challenge is to prioritize renovations to maximize use of MCA and

minimize local taxpayer cost

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2011 D Dist strict ict Wide Master er Plan: an:

  • Significant Findings:
  • Limited seating capacity in High Schools
  • Stable enrollment anticipated for 20 years (~21,000 students)
  • Existing school facilities will be needed for the next 20 years
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2014 Annual al Visual ual Inspections ections (AVI): I):

  • NY State mandated inspection and report
  • Documents the conditions of all public K-12 School facilities

in NYS

  • $908 million required to repair Syracuse’s facilities
  • Does not include new programming
  • Costs will increase in future due to inflation
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  • 1. Bellevue ES = $21.5 mil
  • 2. Clary MS = $34.4 mil
  • 3. Corcoran HS = $64.9 mil
  • 4. Danforth = $32.4 mil
  • 5. Ed Smith K-8 = $37.8 mil
  • 6. Expeditionary Learning = $12 mil
  • 7. Fowler High School = $2.5 mil
  • 8. Frazer K-8 School = $7.1

9. Grant Middle School = $51.6 mil

  • 10. Greystone Building = $64.8 mil (est.*)
  • 11. Henninger High School = $62.8 mil
  • 12. Huntington K-8 School = $39.7 mil
  • 13. Nottingham HS = $76.3 mil
  • 14. Shea Building = $36.7 mil
  • 15. Westside Academy at Blodgett = $57 mil

TOTAL AL : $601. 1.5 million

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JSCB CB Phase se 2 G Goals: ls:

  • Prioritize and complete as many needed renovations as possible
  • Implement facilities improvements to enhance instruction
  • Align with instructional programs in each school
  • Career Technical Education (CTE) spaces
  • Project Lead The Way facilities
  • Technology upgrades
  • Improve security
  • Minimize local taxpayer costs (local share)
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BELLEVUE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

Major Needs:

 Interior renovations – entire building  Walls  Windows  New roof  New mechanical, electrical and

plumbing systems

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CLARY MIDDLE SCHOOL

Major Needs:

 Window replacements  New fire alarm system  ADA improvements  Interior renovations

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CORCORAN HIGH SCHOOL

Major Needs:

 Replacement of HVAC systems and

related work

 Interior renovations  Auditorium  Bridges

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DANFORTH MIDDLE SCHOOL

Major Needs:

 New electrical, mechanical and

plumbing systems

 Interior and exterior renovations  Athletic fields

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ED SMITH K-8 SCHOOL

Major Needs:

 New mechanical, electrical and

plumbing systems

 New windows  Interior renovations  Site work

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EXPEDITIONARY LEARNING

Major Needs:

 New HVAC system  Structural repairs  Roof replacement  Exterior masonry

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FOWLER HIGH SCHOOL

Major Needs:

 New athletic facilities  Auditorium and locker room renovations  Roofing replacement

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FRAZER K-8 SCHOOL

Major Needs:

 Masonry repairs  Site work  Window replacements

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GRANT MIDDLE SCHOOL

Major Needs:

 Courtyard roofing  Window replacement  Masonry repairs  Stone façade replacement  Pool renovations

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GREYSTONE BUILDING

Major Needs:

 Interior renovations  Masonry renovations  Roofing replacement  New mechanical, electrical and

plumbing systems

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HENNINGER HIGH SCHOOL

Major Needs:

 Mechanical system replacements  Roof replacement  Site work  Interior renovations  Windows

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HUNTINGTON K-8 SCHOOL

Major Needs:

 Window replacements  Site improvements  Mechanical upgrades  Interior and exterior upgrades

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NOTTINGHAM HIGH SCHOOL

Major Needs:

 Asbestos abatement in crawl spaces  New mechanical, electrical and

plumbing systems

 New roofing  Pool  Interior renovations

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SHEA BUILDING

Major Needs:

 Window replacements  New mechanical, electrical and

plumbing systems

 Interior renovations

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WESTSIDE ACADEMY AT BLODGETT

Major Needs:

 Exterior masonry restoration  Window replacements  Exterior doors  Roofing  Auditorium  Interior renovations including new

mechanical, electrical and plumbing systems.

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JSCB CB Phase se 2 C Compreh prehen ensiv sive e Plan n defines es:

  • Projects to be constructed in eligible schools
  • Scope of renovations and funds allocated to each school
  • Financing of projects
  • Project schedules
  • Development & Diversification Plan for Workforce & Business

We are here re toda day y to listen en to your ur input ut on the e plan to up upgrade de these ese 15 schoo

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Comments can be emailed to:

jscb@syrgov.net

by August 25, 2014 at 4:30pm