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Three Village staff recommend $123 million bond for repairs; board weighs smaller alternative and proposition structure
Summary
District staff presented a recommended $123 million bond to fund deferred maintenance and systems upgrades across the district, outlined building-aid reimbursement (66%), cost and phasing details, and discussed a possible smaller $98 million package or a two‑proposition approach that could separate optional items such as artificial turf.
District business and facilities staff presented a detailed analysis at the Oct. 22, 2025 Board of Education meeting recommending a $123 million capital bond to address aging buildings, major repairs, and system upgrades across the Three Village Central School District.
Jeff Carlson (district staff) told the board the bond committee unanimously recommended the full $123 million scope, which would fund repairs and renovations such as masonry and cupola restoration, heating and boiler system replacements, electrical and plumbing upgrades, playground and pavement work, bathroom renovations, pool and pool‑mechanical system work, and stadium/field infrastructure. Carlson said the work consists primarily of renovations rather than building additions.
Carlson said the district’s building-aid ratio is 66 percent and explained how state building-aid reimbursement would offset local costs if the…
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