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District will seek no-cost estimate for eight-lane track amid Royal Estates enrollment concerns
Summary
The committee discussed potential enrollment growth tied to the Royal Estates development and asked architects for a no-cost estimate for an eight-lane high school track to inform future facility planning; architects said a new building typically takes 2.5–3 years from start to finish.
Committee members discussed potential future enrollment increases associated with the Royal Estates residential development and agreed to gather updated projections to understand whether facility work would be needed. The district emphasized that it is not taking action on construction now but will perform a no-cost, no-obligation assessment to gather current cost estimates for planning.
The committee reviewed prior site plans from the district’s architects, Cordogan Clark, and asked them to provide a no-cost estimate for an eight-lane track at the high school to reflect current construction costs. The architects advised that a new building project typically takes 2.5 to 3 years from start to completion, a timeline the committee noted when considering long-term facility planning. No formal construction decision or funding commitment was made at the Oct. 29 meeting.
