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Jefferson Community & Technical College utility relocation approved to enable downtown classroom building
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Summary
KCTCS presented a $2.2 million project to relocate and upgrade utilities at Jefferson Community & Technical College's downtown campus to allow demolition of Hartford Hall and construction of a new classroom building; the commission approved the request using agency‑restricted funds.
Lincoln Farmer, system director for design and construction at KCTCS, told the commission the downtown campus requires relocation and upgrades to electrical and other utilities under Hartford Hall to allow demolition and construction of a new classroom building.
"The scope of that project is to relocate and upgrade the campus utilities at the downtown campus in parallel to the demolition of Hartford Hall," Farmer said. The project budget was presented at $2,200,000, funded from agency‑restricted funds. Farmer said the project is ahead of schedule on the new classroom building, so utility work must be advanced to coordinate construction sequencing.
Commissioners had no substantive objections and the commission approved the project.
