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Benicia trustees debate proposed fence at Joe Henderson school as Measure C work continues
Summary
District staff presented a Measure C-funded fence design for Joe Henderson Elementary intended to reduce dangerous morning drop-off crossings; trustees and community members raised safety, cost and alternatives, and staff said the proposal is a conversation item, not an action item.
Benicia Unified School District staff presented concepts for a fence and entry marquee at Joe Henderson Elementary on Aug. 1, saying the proposal was prompted by repeated staff concerns about students crossing lawns and drive lanes during morning drop-off. The board discussed public-safety goals, alternatives and how the fence would fit with other Measure C projects.
The item was presented by Roxanne Egan, who described a graphic concept and said a temporary fence already up at the site has reduced the behavior the principal identified as a safety risk. Egan told trustees a mock-up fence could be installed for $5,000–$7,000 to help the board visualize the design before committing funds to the full…
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