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Pasco School District presents long-term facilities plan and two bond scenarios for community feedback
Summary
District staff presented a Long-Term Facility Management Plan with $150 million and $200 million four‑year bond scenarios, outlined project lists and tax-rate projections, and asked the board for feedback and additional building-condition, maintenance and environmental details before a final proposal later this year.
Mr. Stickel, a district staff member, briefed the Pasco School Board on the district's Long-Term Facility Management Plan and two bond scenarios the facilities team developed for public feedback. He said the team is proposing repeat bond authorizations every four years, targeting either $150 million or $200 million per cycle and illustrating what could be funded in 2028, 2032, 2036 and beyond.
The presentation compared a $150 million-per-cycle path (projected $600 million authorization over multiple cycles) with a $200 million-per-cycle path (projected $800 million). Mr. Stickel walked board members through example projects that would fit under each scenario: replacement of McGee and Livingston elementaries and reconfiguring Markham to a K–8 in the first round; phased work at Pasco High; and district-level priority funds for routine maintenance, HVAC, field upkeep and land purchases. He emphasized these were draft scenarios for feedback, not an action item: "What we're not gonna be asking for tonight is we're not being asked to take action," he told the board.
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