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School board approves schematic design and files BG-1 for Bowling Green Junior High addition

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The Bowling Green Independent School District board approved a BG-1 form and schematic design for the Bowling Green Junior High School addition and renovation, clearing a required step with the Kentucky Department of Education.

The Bowling Green Independent School District Board of Education on Aug. 4 approved a BG-1 form required by the Kentucky Department of Education and accepted schematic design documents for the Bowling Green Junior High School addition and renovation. The actions were taken at the board's regular meeting in Bowling Green, Kentucky.

The board's approval followed a presentation listed in the agenda as by Greg Hosfield of Ross Tarrant. The board approved the BG-1 form by motion of Member Michael Bishop, seconded by Member Frank H. “Hamp” Moore Jr., and later approved the schematic design by motion of Vice Chair Lisa Allen, seconded by Member Cierra Waller. On each vote, all five members present voted yes.

The BG-1 form is an administrative filing required by the Kentucky Department of Education for school construction projects; the board recorded that the form was submitted as presented. The schematic-design approval authorizes the district to proceed with the design-development phase under the documents presented at the meeting.

No budget or construction timeline was detailed in the meeting minutes beyond the approvals. The agenda listed the project presentation under "Board Discussion." Next steps identified by the agenda materials are state review and subsequent design development filings as required by the Kentucky Department of Education.