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Bossier board approves JMAC phase 2: demolition of 11 buildings, gym roof repairs using remaining 2012 bond funds

3108946 · April 3, 2025
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Summary

The Bossier Parish School Board committee approved phase 2 of the JMAC academic complex, authorizing demolition of 11 original residential buildings and roof repairs to the gymnasium to be paid from remaining 2012 bond construction funds after clarifying account differences.

The Bossier Parish School Board's building and grounds committee voted to proceed with phase 2 improvements to the JMAC academic complex, including demolition of 11 original residential buildings and roof repairs to the campus gymnasium.

John Cottom, presenting the request, said the work would follow completion of phase 1 (the evaluation center) and described preliminary construction cost estimates and funding sources. Committee members moved to use the remaining 2012 bond construction funds to pay for the work. The motion passed without a recorded roll-call tally; the committee did not provide a numerical vote count on the record.

The vote followed a short clarification about the funding source. Cottom told the committee, "We just made you clarify because we said committee construction fund, which these are two different accounts." Committee members confirmed the board would use the remaining 2012 bond construction funds rather than a separate committed construction account.

No construction contract, exact cost figures, or project schedule were provided in the committee presentation. Cottom said estimated construction costs exist and that release of the remaining 2012 bond funds is a pending funding step. The committee did not adopt a specific bid or contractor at the meeting.

The committee's approval authorizes staff to proceed with planning and use of the named bond funds; any future contract awards or change orders will return to the board as required by district procurement rules.