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Board approves strategic facility plan framework; administration to return with modular-building options
Summary
Trustees accepted a working strategic facility framework (not a final capital-improvement plan) and asked administration to bring more detailed capital-improvement steps and budgeting. Administration said bond capacity and refinancings support future projects and previewed a possible $1.3M modular interim building.
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Trustees debated a strategic facility framework that board members described as a directional document rather than a detailed capital-improvement plan. A trustee said the framework provides a "snapshot in time" that sets direction for longer-term capital planning; another trustee cautioned the framework is not the capital plan and that separate capital-improvement documents with dollar allocations will be needed.
The board approved the framework by voice vote. Administration said it would return with more detailed planning documents and materials that align the strategic framework to a capital-improvement plan and bond timelines; staff previewed a possible interim "megaplex" modular building option estimated at about $1,300,000 to address intermediate overcrowding while the district develops longer-term construction plans.
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