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Board weighs longer-term replacement for D3; engineering estimates requested
Summary
District staff presented a second option to replace D3 with a modular building; presenters said final costs require engineering, surveys and site work estimates and suggested an initial engineering estimate of roughly $30,000–$70,000.
District staff presented two paths for D3: proceed with insurance-covered repairs and reconstruction, or pursue a replacement building (modular) as a longer-term solution. The presenter said modular options were discussed through a procurement cooperative referenced in the presentation and that the district had preliminary, high‑level cost figures but that these require engineering and site design to be reliable.
The presenter asked the board whether to pursue engineering and design estimates. She said an initial engineering estimate could be in the "$30,000–$70,000" range and emphasized that modular turnkey prices cited in the presentation excluded site work such as poured concrete, ramps, utilities, permits and other costs. Board members asked for firm engineering quotes before any decision on replacement.
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