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District seeks $575,000 from developer funds to finish ADA access and plaza at Loveland High fields

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Summary

District staff proposed using approximately $575,000 in payment‑in‑lieu funds to complete ADA access routes and a plaza around Loveland High athletic fields; the board discussed design and city coordination and will consider the contract at a future consent agenda.

Assistant Superintendent of Operations Todd Piccone told the board the design work for athletic fields at Loveland High School revealed additional Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) access requirements. Piccone said the district and city intergovernmental agreement anticipated on‑site softball and baseball fields but completing the work requires accessible routes from parking and other site adjustments.

“To ensure … there are truly ADA‑accessible routes to the fields … that is really what this work entails,” Piccone said, describing required plaza, ramps and accessible walkways. Staff proposed funding the additional scope with approximately $575,000 from payment‑in‑lieu funds; Piccone said the request would be advanced for board consent at a future meeting.

Board members asked clarifying questions about scope and community access. Piccone said the work includes coordination with the city and that the change of scope was identified during final design. No formal vote was taken; staff said the item will be presented on the consent agenda for board action at the next meeting.