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High-school bond construction about 30% complete; storm shelter and parking among near-term tasks
Summary
Bond program manager reported the 2024 high-school bond program is roughly 30% through construction, with roof decking and storm shelter work underway; the team anticipates partial access to areas A and B next summer and noted a $500,000 saving on the waterline review.
Cameron Holloman, bond program manager, gave a construction update on the 2024 high-school bond program and said the project is roughly 30% complete and remains on schedule. "From a financial perspective, we're about, 30% through construction," he said, and walked the board through photos and drone footage showing decking, new roofing and interior progress.
Holloman highlighted three near-term priorities: completing underground sitework and student parking, addressing a city waterline connection (anticipated September start), and finishing storm-shelter components that account for a substantial portion of new-construction costs. He said coordination with consultants and the city produced a roughly $500,000 savings on the waterline. Board members and staff asked technical questions about parking logistics, phasing and safety measures; Holloman said additional bids and soft-cost work remain to be finalized.
