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Bond Project List 2017 / 2018 High Priority Projects Short Term List SUHSD Bond Project List 2017 / 2018 1 Shasta Union High School District-Wide District Wide Commonly Related Projects High Priority Planning List Foothill High School (FHS), Enterprise High School (EHS), Shasta High School (SHS), Shasta Learning Center (SLC), Pioneer High School (PHS), and Mary St. facilities. Provide architectural services for building / classroom modernization a Architectural Building Services projects. FHS - provide Architectural services for new proposed pool & locker- b Architectural Aquatic Pool Services (Athletic & rooms. Educational Combination) EHS - replace non-compliance existing concrete pool deck. New facility building (Restroom / Locker-room) Hydronic heating system replacement (Boiler Systems). HVAC Roof Top Unit (RTU) Replacement, Interior / exterior LED lighting. All school sites c Energy Efficiency Improvements for Overall will be tracked from the start of school for benchmarking performance. Utility Footprint PG&E special rebate funding at FHS. District Ag Farm - new mechanical systems and ventilation. Domestic water infrastructure, storm, sewer, gray water. Major parking lot areas and student access with safe path of travel d Asphalt Paving & Surface Reconditioning requires planning and DSA approval combined bid package process. Each roofing system will be evaluated for priority status. The e Major Roof Replacements & Repairs conditions assessments are scheduled for August 2017. The building envelope includes walls, windows, interior concrete f Building Envelope (Efficiency measures) masonry wall, as well as exterior stucco building surfaces and dry-rot repairs. Shasta Union High School District 1 August 8, 2017 Board Meeting SUHSD Bond Project List Location 2 Safety & Security District Wide Commonly Related Projects Complete and provide key & lock specification. Gather sites a Electronic Security Entrance System conditions assessment. Possible collaboration with both agencies future training facilities b Shasta County Sherriff Department Sub- with an educational component. Possible collaboration with local law station / California High Patrol Sub-Station enforcement agency, new maintenance facility with sub-station office with shipping and receiving. Requires planning and DSA approval process combined bid package c Asphalt Paving & Surface Reconditioning process. Conditions assessments scheduled for August 2017 d Major Roof replacements & Repairs New school district standard specification requires ADA access. e Architectural Access & Security Fencing Multiple award project inclusive project scope. f Synthetic Athletic Field & Track Reconditioning, For track & field. Hard surface reconditioning. Replacement / Play Court Reconditioning Shasta Union High School District 2 August 8, 2017 Board Meeting SUHSD Bond Project List: Measures Listed by School Site 3 ENTERPRISE HIGH SCHOOL Project Description PROPOSED PROJECTS Provide new science classroom infrastructure. Building will require a Planning & Development of New STEM Building substantial interior and exterior work. Scheduled tour of a new STEM Infrastructure building Pittsburg USD with facilities and Admin Team. 20’s wing planning & development Administrative Office Modernization will include Xeriscape project for b Architectural Modernization / Xeriscape an all-inclusive project consolidation. Landscaping Combination Project Asphalt and concrete will have a conditions assessment evaluation c Asphalt & Hardscape Improvements completed to determine the priority project first and an overall project approach. d Exterior Building and Wall Surfaces Paint, repairs, dry rot replacement, roof perimeter assessment. Provide updated field protective area for girls’ softball field. e Athletic Field Modernization (Girls Softball Dugouts) Future demolition area with new possible building replacement. 100 f Project & Development Building Replacement wing demolition. Redevelop area with access and new modernized 100 wing improvements. Rehabilitation of north gym locker-room (Girls) Interior modernization. g North Gymnasium Modernization Outdoor cover area for cafeteria overflow lunch zone. Investigate h Outdoor eating pavilion (Near MPR) possible Pre-DSA approved structure. Shasta Union High School District 3 August 8, 2017 Board Meeting SUHSD Bond Project List Measures Listed by School Site SHASTA HIGH SCHOOL 4 PROPOSED PROJECTS Project Description Proposed measure has started with communications and planning. a New STEM Building (12-24 Month Project) First building concept Arial Topo’s have been delivered to NMR, School Site Staff, and Facility Staff. Architectural services will include portions outside the central food b Central Kitchen Modernization (Later service zone. Inclusive project with multiple projects onsite. Timeline) 12-24 month 2018 Start planning c Electrical Infrastructure Upgrade Full electrical system review to determine the full scope of work. Information will include data logging and monitoring load capacity. Identified during planning process. Exterior covered pathways with updated ADA path of travel. Requires d Architectural Designed Covered Walkway / planning and DSA review process locations (office/ 100 wing). Path Extension Multiple project award two school per-year. Identify buildings and e Exterior Building and Wall Surfaces / Paint complete district standards. DSA approval not needed for upper tennis court drainage installation. f Upper Tennis court (Short Term) Lower Resurface lower tennis court. Architectural & DSA approval needed for Complete Redevelopment retaining wall, new court, electrical infrastructures, replacement of domestic water line, and ADA compliance path way. Athletic team rooms and building #88 wall surface to be removed and g Hazardous Materials & Asbestos Removal replaced. New team room restroom facility with existing water line & sewer infrastructure. Shasta Union High School District 4 August 8, 2017 Board Meeting SUHSD Bond Project List Measures Listed by School Site 5 FOOTHILL HIGH SCHOOL PROPOSED PROJECTS Project Description RFQ provides the path for project delivery. Board approval required a New Aquatic Pool Facility (12-24 Month Project) for planning, design bid & build. Multiple project award project phased approach for facility rotation. Started research for grant funding Prop-51, Combination b New CTE (Career Technical Education) Facility Building approach. Facility will be an Ag Barn. Complete identified areas multiple award project c Hard-Surfaces Asphalt / Concrete PG&E Incentive programs have started with interior / exterior special d PG&E Lighting project (Special Rebate Program) lighting project funded by PG&E. Path to provide safe path of travel with exterior lighting for security e Civil related project provide clear-path of travel and safety. Vehicle and pedestrian path of travel to athletic field. with service entrance Complete retro-commissioning on equipment and related buildings. f Central Plant Infrastructure Additional funding is being researched to help offset project costs. Shasta Union High School District 5 August 8, 2017 Board Meeting SUHSD Bond Project List: August 8, 2017 Measures Listed by School Site 6 SHASTA LEARNING CENTER (SLC) PROPOSED PROJECTS Project Description Provide a new design for access to lower parking surface. Remove a ADA access compliance provide safe path of existing non-compliance. travel (Provide new path) Architectural planning and design service to complete interior b Girls locker-room modernization remodel & modernization in the activity gym. c Refinish Gym Floors Provide new gymnasium floor finish (SUHSD project) Portable 301, 302 building wall surface to be removed and replaced d Hazardous materials & Asbestos Removal See page 1 districtwide projects e See comment on page one high priority list (Energy Efficiency Improve Overall Utility Footprint) Shasta Union High School District 6 August 8, 2017 Board Meeting .
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