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Board reviews parking-lot redesign ideas and a 10-year paving plan
Summary
District staff presented a parking-lot concept with one-way lanes, ~132–136 nine-by-16-foot spaces and movable markers for event flexibility; paving was discussed as a 10-year planning item and a July 14 meeting on daycare footings was scheduled.
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Gordon described a proposed parking-lot layout that would employ one-way driving lanes and 9 ft by 16 ft parking spaces, estimating roughly 132–136 total spaces. He proposed using ropes anchored in cement-filled five-gallon buckets to mark the front of parking spots so the configuration could be adjusted for large events, and suggested buses for sporting events drop teams at the door then park on the south side of the building.
The board discussed treating paving as a long-term (approximately 10-year) capital project and returning to details as that time nears. Gordon said he was scheduled to meet with a representative on July 14 about a new daycare site's parking-lot footings and estimated the footings, crushed concrete and leveling would run roughly $7,000; he expected more exact costs after that meeting.
