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Tea Area board approves $7.5 million capital outlay certificate; 5-year plan also adopted

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Summary

The Tea Area School District board approved issuing a 10-year $7.5 million capital outlay certificate, pending legislative outcomes, and separately adopted the district's five-year capital outlay plan. The funding is intended to cover roofs, HVAC, parking and other facility projects identified in the district's capital needs assessment.

The Tea Area School District Board voted unanimously to proceed with a 10-year, $7.5 million capital outlay certificate and to adopt the district's five-year capital outlay plan at its regular meeting.

The certificate action, approved after a presentation of project scenarios from the district's consultants and staff, authorizes the district to issue debt to pay for a package of building repairs and additions, including roof and HVAC work, parking and site repairs, turf replacement at the high school sports complex, and other identified projects. Board members said the motion is to proceed "pending legislative outcome," reflecting uncertainty about state-level capital outlay policy.

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