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Architects showed a planned addition occupying part of the school's existing courtyard. The proposal adds five new classrooms connected to restrooms, expands the administrative suite and nurse's area, and creates a new reception/security vestibule at the former music-room location. The design also adds support spaces and reconfigures circulation so students and visitors can be screened at a single, secure point of entry.

Presenters said the additional classrooms are intended to support average-class-size needs and reduce corridor travel for younger students by locating restrooms nearby. The architects noted that if the district can identify an immediate local market for salvaged building materials (brick), they could consider removing and repurposing cladding; otherwise the modular/brick building will be demolished and hauled off.

District staff discussed temporary relocation during construction and said they have been coordinating with school leadership on interim uses for classroom space; staff said that the northeast corner of the building offers a practical temporary front for operations during work. Trustees asked for confirmation that the drop-off route and a walkable (concrete or temporary) path would be provided during construction; staff confirmed they will plan for temporary, safe pedestrian access and will seek to minimize disruption to arrival and dismissal.

The board voted to approve the conceptual plans for the elementary-phase work; the transcript records the motion and a roll-call of \"Motion carries 6 0.\" Staff will proceed to construction-document development and coordinate phasing and temporary access plans with school administrators.

Trustees also asked staff to explore options for surplus materials and to provide a schedule and plan for temporary circulation during the renovation.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","PISD Board of Trustees Special Meeting: June 9, 2025 - Session B","oneSentenceSummary","The Perryton ISD board approved conceptual plans for Wright Elementary that add classrooms, a new reception/security desk and updated administrative and nurse facilities; staff will finalize construction documents and temporary access during construction.","taxTitle","PERRYTON ISD, School Districts, Texas","taxId",54460,"location","Texas","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":77,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":78,"_41":79,"_43":80,"_45":44,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6519523,"Perryton ISD approves conceptual plans for high school phases 2 and 3; trustees debate concession placement and footprint",1421,5290000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5354497-9d9e2efe1dad335e29fbaff5ecb554c4&start=5290&end=6711","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5354497-9d9e2efe1dad335e29fbaff5ecb554c4/thumbnail_5290000.jpg","/articles/6519523/Texas/Perryton-ISD-approves-conceptual-plans-for-high-school-phases-2-and-3-trustees-debate-concession-placement-and-footprint","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6519523-7b16b64b6afa05ed54a3caf08bd0f536/orig.mp4?Expires=1773535968&Signature=fdKuELX5XeU48JkZyw1FKE8tXNR-6P8CcJ8T9NtWVxBfPH1X01yDuiNjy3RdV6rxgWsjqqolpZ5DEFI2vEpO4T5XwJmMwXHDubW-z-PDVMMiJ3dycdLdcjYkEvhq3bR9FClXrYEksOK5Neh7JTKy6X-CC33MYCtADKekzL2yBJy~UGsjYVxeIrAKzsHaq22asqSMun7BOhtZJ6-OM4u8btvGHJ36l2icPsQGYKkfNuayb9-hhKykWXGcUNY4B-vtyV-W2jINQZ6XDeII-CFVus-lD01emzzAFdFmM-GORUH3ZBVh88sNCF2lZseANLEf9ee~3LOtY0KSYRGzisGNeQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","PERRYTON ' The Perryton ISD Board of Trustees approved conceptual plans for phases 2 and 3 of the high school construction program after listening to architects' presentations and hearing trustee concerns about the proposed field-house/concession footprint.

During the presentation, architects and district staff outlined planned additions and renovations that include auditorium seating options, expanded choir and practice rooms, theater arts relocation, enhanced culinary-arts teaching spaces, new and enlarged locker and training rooms and expanded coach and athletic support spaces.

The board approved the conceptual plans for phases 2 and 3 by voice vote; the transcript records the motion and says \"Motion carries.\" A recorded roll-call tally was not provided in the transcript for that vote.

Designers said the phase work seeks to reuse and reallocate internal courtyard space for classroom additions, add practice and performance spaces, and relocate theater arts to a new wing closer to the stage. The culinary area was shown as a flexible instructional kitchen with counter space and sinks for crockpot-style instruction; presenters said a full commercial kitchen and hood could be added as an option but had not been requested as the base plan.

Trustee discussion focused most intensely on the adjacent field-house and concession placement. One trustee opposed the current placement, arguing the proposed concession frontage and restroom locations would create crowding in the narrow area between the track and the new building.

\"I'd rather take a little bit more time and have more room in front of the concession stand to the football field,\" the trustee said, asking that the district consider moving the footprint north or reconfiguring depth to create more concrete gathering space and room for seating and tables. The presenter and other trustees noted trade-offs including conflicts with an adjacent road, an electric utility pole and underground utilities; presenters estimated that moving the building back significantly (they discussed a 60-foot shift in one scenario) could add substantial civil work and utility relocation costs.

Architects estimated the district would face meaningful additional costs to push the footprint farther north because the move could require relocating electric poles and guy wires, moving sewer and water lines and additional grading and concrete. One presenter estimated a conservative range for a substantial footprint move could be up to roughly $250,000 once utility relocations and added site work were included; the presenter emphasized the figure was a planning-level estimate. The board discussed a smaller move (20 feet) and the relative merits of relocations versus retaining the current alignment.

Board members and architects also discussed materials and finishes, alternate pergola features, and the need to address restroom access and crowd flow through minor design adjustments such as railings, circulation demarcations and placement of tables that could be studied during construction-document development.

The presentation included a 90%-level layout for phase work and the architects said advancing to full construction documents will allow the team to evaluate costs and alternates in greater detail and present firm pricing. Staff committed to returning refined cost estimates and alternate layouts as the design phase advances.

The board approved conceptual plans for the high school phases and directed staff to proceed with construction-document development.","Trustees approved conceptual designs for the high school's phase 2 and 3 work, which include expansions for athletics, culinary arts, theater and classroom space. Board discussion focused on the placement and depth of a new field-house/concession area and potential additional site costs if the footprint is moved.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":91,"_45":92,"_47":93,"_49":94,"_51":95,"_53":96,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":97,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":98,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6519527,"Perryton ISD approves field house construction drawings, authorizes pricing and $75,000 demolition allowance",5174,81000,5255000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5354497-9d9e2efe1dad335e29fbaff5ecb554c4&start=81&end=5255","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5354497-9d9e2efe1dad335e29fbaff5ecb554c4/thumbnail_81000.jpg","/articles/6519527/Texas/Perryton-ISD-approves-field-house-construction-drawings-authorizes-pricing-and-75000-demolition-allowance","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6519527-bd3859cc99eb098cb62b8d2ba0014246/orig.mp4?Expires=1773535968&Signature=N0atAVrX8xj39lALpdWN1N9oqIzIFt0T~h9Go~aT7C8U~XnJQMnzVTMxBonK3y2VQwxy42Cf6lozJdcDbEAyOJHr1V8jb300aL~J2FzzzRWPjGSX5z8C5TNutolMsG6nBGovCobfwU10F0eCvOV48GdYmSoqOAmbQ~~zivWWp6t~SIszFKe05TIqNaGdgg7mV2Ek7sbA5DkWuSngjmLuWH7e3OBjEOuhrxyMZ-LPVnIE2rFgkr8TsNJkSXuhAhsQpfzI2lQfzS4E27xI8o2i3~kcJlDm3k-Be3rceD6tIoze4UF7qas6abHiUW0C4s9myTNJCsNsawUzgbGumcc0AA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","PERRYTON ' The Perryton ISD Board of Trustees voted to approve final construction drawings for the district's new field house and authorized Houston Builders to prepare pricing for the project, and separately approved a budgetary authorization of up to $75,000 to remove the existing ranger/ticket booth and complete required asbestos abatement.

The motion to approve the drawings and authorize pricing passed during the meeting; a subsequent motion to authorize demolition and remediation funding passed as presented. The board did not record named vote tallies for the field-house drawing authorization in the transcript; the demolition authorization was recorded as approved with a maximum contractor authorization of $75,000.

Architects and engineers described a roughly 50-page construction set covering architectural, accessibility, mechanical and electrical details that the district's presenters said are ready to go out for pricing. Presenter Brian, identified in the meeting as a designer with decades of experience, led a walk-through of the plans, highlighting an open training/weight room, varsity and junior-varsity locker rooms with showers, administrative and coaches' offices, a concession area, and multiple spectator restrooms. The design calls for a 2-hour fire separation wall around the large training area; presenters said that separation is intended to bring the building under code limits that avoid a full sprinkler requirement.

\"This space is a good sized room,\" Brian said of the weight-training area, adding that the front-to-back ceiling height ranges from about 20 feet to 16 feet. He also described enlarged, dark-tinted windows facing the playing field and material options intended to make a pre-engineered metal building look less utilitarian.

Peyton, who presented the construction logistics and demo plan, told trustees the existing ranger/ticket booth contains asbestos-containing materials that must be abated before demolition. Peyton said the team's current estimate to remove asbestos, demolish the building, disconnect utilities and clear the site is about $75,000 and recommended the board approve a not-to-exceed authorization from the fund set aside for the field house.

\"We're looking at about $75,000 to go ahead and get all that removed, demo the building, demo this using concrete at the wrong elevation, and then also disconnect all the electrical plumbing,\" Peyton said, adding the amount represents a small percentage of the overall field-house budget.

The presenters discussed temporary plans for the upcoming football season if demolition begins before construction is complete: moving the ranger/ticket booth to an alternate location near the east fence, using trailer bathrooms and temporary concession arrangements (pop-up concessions or a food truck), and fencing the active construction zone so spectators can still access the track and stands. The booster club and school staff were identified as partners to help operate temporary concessions.

Board discussion included questions about parking layout, delivery lanes and whether some surface elements (concrete vs. asphalt) should be specified in the bid. Staff said some parking elements will be priced as alternates and that angled parking on the west side was shown in the plans; architects estimated the number of angled spaces but did not provide a final, fixed count in the meeting materials.

The board approved the construction drawings and pricing authorization and separately approved the demolition/abatement authorization not-to-exceed $75,000. Staff said they will forward formal quotes and begin asbestos abatement and demolition planning if the district signs the contractor proposal.

Trustees were also told the construction set includes detailed door and wall schedules, insulation notes (presenters said the roof insulation is polyiso at roughly 5 inches), roof equipment locations with a roof hatch for maintenance access, and alternates such as decorative pergolas that can be priced as options.

The district indicated the demolition funding would be drawn from field-house funds set aside under bond-related project budgets; presenters said more detailed pricing and alternates will be brought back as part of the procurement package.

The board directed staff to proceed with pricing and to return any formal contract or guaranteed maximum price to the board for approval as required by district policy.","The Perryton ISD board approved construction drawings for the district's new field house, authorized Houston Builders to price the project and approved up to $75,000 to remove and demo the existing ranger/ticket booth and associated asbestos remediation.","actionData","errors"]

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