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Committee adopts revised CIP plan, asks superintendent to request $20 million be moved up from later years
Summary
The Finance and Facilities Committee approved a revised capital improvements plan (CIP) that reorders projects and adds a vehicle replacement contribution, and directed the superintendent to ask the city manager to advance $20 million from later bond allocations to meet school safety needs.
The Finance and Facilities Committee approved a revised capital improvements plan on a motion to move the plan to the full board for adoption and to request additional city funding to meet safety needs.
Committee members said the plan rearranges projects approved in October, advancing roof replacements and turf/track projects while pushing some gym projects back. "We did hear the board loud and clear. We want to reprioritize, refocus our monies," said Mister Marshall, describing the spreadsheet of changes. Marshall said the plan adds $150,000 per year for three years…
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