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Marshall board reviews phased reuse of shipping, maintenance buildings; phased price tag as high as $4.4 million
Summary
District administrators presented phased plans to repurpose two existing buildings adjacent to the new intermediate school, outlining a preferred scope of work, costs, and next steps tied to capital fund projections and surplus properties.
District administrators outlined detailed, phased plans on funding and scope to reuse the district's shipping/receiving and maintenance buildings near the new intermediate school, saying the full'scope could cost about $4.4 million while a trimmed "aligned" package would be roughly $2.5 million.
The presentation, given at the Marshall School Board meeting by Mr. Pettit, a central office administrator, laid out five phases: exterior cladding and enclosure (phase 1), interior fit-out, site work and parking, additional interior finish, and an optional staff wellness gym. Pettit told the board the district currently has about $7.1 million in its capital projects account (Fund 4) and that the project could be paid from those resources if the board elects a prudent scope.
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