Board reviews capital master-plan phasing, emphasizes flexibility
Board members discussed a phased capital master plan designed to keep higher-cost work later in the schedule; the chair emphasized the board will not 'lock' the district into later-phase work without future approvals and said contract documents include a commencement date that staff and counsel are reviewing.
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Board members discussed a proposed capital master plan with intentional phasing to limit immediate commitment to high-cost work. Chair (S1) explained that phases were organized so that if Phase A items are delayed or costs rise, some work can move into Phase B rather than forcing larger, costlier Phase C work; S1 said the approach is intended to preserve flexibility.
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