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District plans high-school parking-lot maintenance with $50,000 state grant; project budgeted at $180,000
Summary
The board reviewed a plan to remove islands and resurface the high-school front parking lot, funded in part by a $50,000 state grant; the superintendent said the total project was budgeted at $180,000 and the grant leaves the district about $40,000 under that figure as presented.
District administrators described a high-school parking-lot maintenance proposal that includes island removal, fill, resurfacing and new striping to create a dedicated bus lane and drop-off area. The superintendent said the district secured a $50,000 state grant for the work and had budgeted $180,000 for the overall project; after the grant he estimated the district would be about $40,000 under budget for the elements being taken on now.
Board members discussed phasing, possible fence removal and whether enlarging the lot could be pursued with future grants. The buildings-and-grounds committee said the current proposal is the scope they want to take on now, with potential to pursue additional grant funding later for expansion. The board later approved a payment proposal to Harris Blacktop Seal Coding for related surfacing work during the action-item votes.
