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Committee outlines $100K funding for environmental site assessments

February 21, 2024 | North Kingstown, School Districts, Rhode Island



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Committee outlines $100K funding for environmental site assessments
Funding for feasibility studies took center stage at the North Kingstown School Committee meeting on February 20, 2024, as members discussed the financial implications of ongoing projects. The committee highlighted the need to identify funding sources for the feasibility studies, with a focus on the Environmental Site Assessment (ESA) process.

Committee members revealed that $30,000 had been allocated for Owner's Project Manager (OPM) services related to the feasibility study's second stage. Additionally, the cost for the first phase of the ESA was noted to be approximately $6,450. The discussion also included a proposal for $55,000 concerning the Perkins project, which encompasses multiple assessments.

As the committee navigates these financial commitments, they are approaching a total expenditure of nearly $100,000 for these essential studies. The emphasis on securing funding sources reflects the committee's commitment to thorough planning and transparency in managing school district resources.

The meeting underscored the importance of careful financial planning as the district moves forward with its feasibility studies, ensuring that all necessary assessments are conducted efficiently and effectively.

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