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Superintendent previews Prop 1 and dependent Prop 2: building renovations and a pared-down multiuse field
Summary
Superintendent told the Eden Board the district is preparing public outreach for a proposed capital vote: Prop 1 (approx. $23M) would fund building renovations and HVAC work; Prop 2 (dependent on Prop 1) would be a pared-down multiuse field package. Officials cautioned that cost estimates and timing are preliminary.
The superintendent updated the board on capital-project timing and outreach, saying Eden Elementary’s roof work is nearly complete and site work (drainage, sidewalks, parking and athletic entries) is underway. He said outreach material will be shared with the public ahead of a possible December vote.
On potential ballot measures, the superintendent described Prop 1 as a roughly $23 million project covering renovations and new HVAC/air-conditioning work, and said Prop 2 would be a dependent measure for multiuse athletic fields that cannot pass if Prop 1 does not. He cautioned that cost estimates are preliminary and that shovel-in-the-ground timing would likely be in 2029 if the public supports the measures. Board members discussed outreach at community events and showing current field conditions to help voters understand the need.
The board emphasized that Prop 2 was pared down from earlier designs to focus on safe, playable surfaces rather than added amenities, and that final designs and cost estimates will be refined before any public vote.
