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Board adopts Northshore School District 2025 Capital Facilities Plan

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Summary

The board adopted the district's 2025 Capital Facilities Plan, a state-required document that supports impact fee collection and outlines district capacity and capital project plans.

The Northshore School District board voted to adopt the 2025 Capital Facilities Plan, a document prepared under state regulations and district policy that reports capacity, enrollment projections, and capital project plans used by the district and local jurisdictions.

Superintendent Michael Tully presented the plan and noted it is required by law and is part of how the district collects impact fees. Board members discussed elements of the plan, including impact fees for multiuse buildings and specific project clarifications. Executive Director Judy Ralph answered a question about a modular building at North Creek High School, explaining the distinction between modular and permanent foundation installations.

The board approved the plan by voice vote with members answering "aye." No amendments or conditions were recorded on the transcript. Staff said the plan helps inform capital project priorities and impact fee calculations for the district and municipal partners.