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Kelloggsville board hears $34.7 million bond proposal to renovate West Elementary, ease traffic and improve tennis courts
Summary
At its March 9 meeting, the Kelloggsville Board of Education received a facilities and bond update from TowerPinkster and OAK proposing roughly $34.7 million in two bond series (presenters said with no mill increase) to fund renovations centered on West Elementary, traffic improvements and new tennis courts; a refined plan is due in July.
At the March 9 meeting of the Kelloggsville Board of Education, consultants from TowerPinkster and OAK presented a preliminary facilities assessment and a draft bond plan to fund renovations across the district.
The presentation, introduced by Superintendent James Alston, centered on three priorities over the next decade: renovating West Elementary, addressing central school traffic and drop-off challenges, and replacing or relocating the district’s tennis courts to support school and community use. The consultants said the proposal could be structured as a two-series bond totaling approximately $34.7 million and said it could be done “with no mill increase.”
Why it matters: the work would affect student safety, daily traffic patterns and facility conditions across elementary and…
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