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PYLUSD outlines $61 million in completed and in‑process facilities work and launches master plan RFP
Summary
District facilities staff presented roughly $35 million in recently completed projects and $26 million in work under way, outlined funding limits (developer fees, Fund 40, deferred maintenance) and recommended a ~$1 million facilities master plan (FMP) that must be completed before applying for Prop 2 state matching funds.
Joan Velasco, the district facilities lead, told the Placentia‑Yorba Linda Unified School District Board of Education on Oct. 21 that the district has completed nearly $35 million in capital projects and has about $26 million currently in process across schools from preschool portables to athletic field work.
Velasco said routine maintenance is funded from a restricted maintenance account set at 3% of general fund expenditures—about $11 million annually—of which roughly $6 million pays staff salaries and about $5 million pays repairs; deferred maintenance transfers $1.5 million per year into Fund 14. She also warned that developer fees (Fund 25), which bring in roughly $400,000 per year, will taper because the district is largely built out, and…
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