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Gilroy Unified adopts facilities master plan and greenlights feasibility polling for a potential $700–$900 million bond
Summary
The board approved a web‑based facilities master plan and authorized staff to start feasibility polling for a possible general obligation bond estimated in the high‑hundreds of millions; trustees pressed staff on site‑level details and asked for more time to review the website’s extensive supporting documents.
The Gilroy Unified School District board voted to adopt a new web‑based facilities master plan and authorized staff to begin feasibility polling for a potential general obligation bond that staff estimated could range roughly from $700 million to $900 million.
District facilities staff and the ADIS/ADAS architecture team presented a final‑draft master plan website that compiles site condition assessments, community engagement results (960 survey respondents), proposed site concepts and cost estimates. The website includes site pages with photo galleries, Bureau of Veritas facility condition reports, short‑ and long‑term project lists and an interactive comment tool for ongoing community input.
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