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Cornwall Central School District places three-part $80M capital bond before voters on May 19
Summary
The Cornwall Central School District is asking voters on May 19 to approve a three-part capital project totaling more than $80 million: $44M for districtwide repairs (tax-neutral), $21M for classroom additions and $14.5M for athletic upgrades. Propositions 2 and 3 depend on Prop 1.
A presenter for the Cornwall Central School District outlined a three-part capital project bond that would invest more than $80 million across repairs, new classrooms and athletic facilities, and that will appear as three separate yes-or-no questions on the May 19 ballot.
The district said Proposition 1, the largest component at just over $44 million, is focused on infrastructure and safety upgrades and is "specifically designed to have no additional tax impact," while Propositions 2 and 3 would raise local taxes if approved.
The proposal breaks down into three distinct components. Proposition 1, described by the presenter as the plan's foundation, would fund districtwide work including upgraded fire alarms and public-address systems, a redesigned parent drop-off loop…
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