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Board approves North and West pool upgrade plans; donors keep North pool open

September 22, 2025 | Sioux City Comm School District, School Districts, Iowa


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Board approves North and West pool upgrade plans; donors keep North pool open
The Sioux City Community School District board approved plans and specifications, including design fees from JEO Consulting Group, for North and West High pool upgrades totaling $586,490.

Director Grama told the board that outside third parties have contributed $470,532 to fund a lease and capital improvements that keep the North High pool open. Grama described those funds as comprised of a $45,000 annual lease (five years, $225,000 total) and $245,532 toward capital improvements. The lease arrangement includes third-party payments that also cover expected annual maintenance costs for North pool during the lease term.

The board discussed that the earlier bid round came in over estimates and the item was brought back to secure more competitive pricing. Director Hinkley and others thanked community donors and reiterated the need for a longer-term facilities funding plan. No citizen speakers spoke during the hearing. The motion to approve JEO Consulting Group’s plan and estimate carried unanimously, 7–0. Work will proceed under the approved scope and staff will coordinate procurement and scheduling.

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