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Board delays vote on SFUSD 10-year capital plan after members request deeper review
Summary
Chief facilities officer David Golden presented a draft 10-year capital plan estimating nearly $900 million in needs; trustees agreed to postpone final adoption to the Dec. 8 board meeting so Facilities and a Committee of the Whole can review details and site-level timelines.
SAN FRANCISCO — Trustees agreed to postpone action on the San Francisco Unified School District's draft 10-year capital plan after questions from several board members about scope, assumptions and timelines.
Chief Facility Officer David Golden briefed the board on the plan, which inventories school buildings, deferred maintenance and potential near-term projects and estimates nearly $900 million in needs to modernize the district's remaining 75 structures over…
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