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Finance Committee reviews bids and funding options; board could free about $2.7 million for projects
Summary
Committee reviewed estimated bids for masonry, flooring, architect fees and site work and a package of funding sources (School Maintenance Grant, TIF, working cash, capital cash, near-term investments) that together could make about $2.7 million available within three months.
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The Finance Committee reviewed detailed estimates for potential building projects and the funding sources that could be combined to support them. Itemized cost ranges included masonry bids of $325,000–$375,000; kitchen and locker room flooring estimated at $215,000–$250,000; architect fees of $48,500; baseball and softball field water access at about $33,000; and back parking lot paving with lane and stadium at roughly $44,000.
On the funding side, the committee identified a $50,000 School Maintenance Grant and TIF revenue of $28,649, with working cash transfer capacity of $1,175,069, capital projects cash of $242,893, and investments maturing of about $1.85 million. Committee discussion indicated that, combining these sources, the board could make approximately $2.7 million available for building projects within about three months. The committee did not authorize specific project contracts at this meeting; bids and funding allocation decisions remain for the full board to approve.
