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Palos Verdes Peninsula Unified board approves revised Measure SOS project list after public push for middle‑school pool; adds Monty Malaga fencing
Summary
After weeks of outreach and public testimony — including students and parents urging repair of an aging, DSA‑approved middle‑school pool — the Palos Verdes Peninsula Unified School District board on May 14 approved a revised Measure SOS project list and added perimeter fencing at Monty Malaga to the list. The board emphasized projects will return for detailed approvals and noted cost escalations and sequencing needs.
At its May 14 meeting the Palos Verdes Peninsula Unified School District board voted unanimously to approve a revised Measure SOS project list that preserves work on a DSA‑approved middle‑school pool project and adds perimeter fencing at Monty Malaga.
District staff told the board the first bond sale generated $75 million and staff refined an initial project list of about $84 million into a broader set of projects now estimated at roughly $135 million after adding district‑wide HVAC, electrical and other core infrastructure contingencies. "With funds from the initial sale already in hand, we must now onboard architects and planning teams," Superintendent Dr. Serrano said…
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