SITE ASSESSMENT REPORT Addendum #2

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1 SITE ASSESSMENT REPORT Addendum #2 Board of Education Fall Retreat September 28, 2013

2 Executive Summary In September 2012, Operations Staff presented Phase 1 of the 10 Year Facilities Master Plan, which included critical deferred maintenance, infrastructure and technology needs throughout the district. The Phase 1 total was in excess of $75 million of capital improvement needs. In October 2012, the Board of Education approved the use of savings from the 2008 Bond Referendum to address $22.5 million of the $75 million of capital needs presented by staff. On February 2, 2013, staff presented to the board Phase 2 of the 10 Year Facilities Master Plan. Phase 2 contained Site Assessment Reports which focused on 11 schools that, after review of the 2011 Master Plan data, were found to meet one or more of the following criteria: Site was recommended for replacement Site indicated more than two program deficiencies The safety of students, staff and visitors would be dramatically improved Cost associated with deferred maintenance would reduce substantially by addressing: life safety systems, indoor air quality, facility infrastructure New core, classroom and support space to address enrollment/capacity issues During the February 2 meeting, staff was asked by the board to evaluate the following additional sites: McLeansville Elementary School Cafeteria Expansion (assumes 650 core student capacity) Millis Road Elementary School Renovations and Additions (assumes 600 building and 700 core student capacity) Northwest High School Renovations and Additions (assumes 2,000 building and 2,000 core student capacity) Smith High School Athletic Renovations and Additions (assumes 1,600 core student capacity) Staff was also asked to prepare renovation and addition costs for Nathanael Greene Elementary School (assumes 400 building/core capacity) and a replacement cost for Guilford Middle School (assumes 900 building and 1,050 core capacity. Additionally, staff recommended that the Rock Gymnasium at Allen Jay Middle School A Preparatory Academy be repurposed as an assembly or meeting space; and its project costs have subsequently been funded from a portion of the remaining Qualified School Construction Bonds (QSCB) from the Allen Middle School Addition and Renovation project. At the Board of Education s Information Session on March 27, 2013, staff presented Addendum #1 of the 10 Year Facilities Master Plan Site Assessment Report. Addendum #1 was meant as a follow up to questions posed by the board during the presentation by staff of Phase 2 of the 10 Year Facilities Master Plan. Also included in Addendum #1 were spreadsheets detailing: 16 proposed school renovation, addition and/or replacement projects totaling approximately $200 million Scopes of work for the 16 proposed renovation, addition and replacement projects already funded as a part of the Priority Construction Projects approved by the board on October 9 and 25, 2012 (Green) Unfunded scopes of work for the 16 proposed renovation, addition and replacement projects (Red) Scopes of work for all unfunded Priority Construction Projects throughout the district (Blue) Date printed: 9/10/ i -

3 During and subsequent to the March 27 meeting, the board has asked staff to evaluate the following additional sites: Grimsley High School Pool Southeast High School Athletics (Stadium and Track Upgrades) and Performing Arts (Band and Chorus Room Renovations Maintenance responsibility of the Grimsley High School pool, which had been previously maintained by the City of Greensboro, was turned over to the Guilford County Board of Education in May Staff has previously presented to the board four options for consideration to address critical issues resulting from deferred maintenance at the Grimsley High School pool: demolition, repair of the existing facility to meet code and regulatory requirements, major renovation to include installation of new HVAC and pool mechanical equipment, and construction of a new facility. These options range in cost from $400 thousand to $4.5 million. It is important to note that Smith High School s pool has many of the same critically deferred maintenance issues as the Grimsley High School pool and that the City of Greensboro has stated it will also turn over maintenance responsibilities for Smith High School s pool to the board in At Southeast High School, plans to expand its existing six-lane track to eight lanes led to other improvements being needed to its existing stadium such as: lighting, concessions, bathrooms and playing field improvements. The school s performing arts space is also in need of improvements, particularly the band and chorus rooms. Included within this Addendum to the 10 Year Facilities Master Plan Site Assessment Reports are: Updates to each of the Funded and Unfunded Priority Construction Projects spreadsheets Staff site assessment reports for Grimsley High School Pool and Southeast High School Athletics and Performing Arts Staff has also included in this Addendum site assessment reports for operational support facilities that contain many of the same critical deferred maintenance, infrastructure and technology needs as our schools. The facilities assessed were: Maintenance, Technology and Transportation. Following staff s assessment, Transportation was identified as having the highest immediate need. It is staff s recommendation that Transportation s immediate need for additional space be met by leasing a facility until a new facility is constructed. This Addendum, and associated data, is an update to the previous Addendum #1 to the Site Assessment Reports presented at the March 27, 2013 Board of Education retreat. Date printed: 9/10/ ii -

4 TABLE OF CONTENTS Bluford Elementary School Dudley High School Traffic Grimsley High School Pool Guilford Middle School High Point Central High School Hunter Elementary School Kirkman Park Elementary School Maintenance Department McIver Education Center McLeansville Elementary School Millis Road Elementary School Morehead Elementary School Nathanael Greene Elementary School Northwest Guilford High School Northwood Elementary School Peeler Open Elementary School Smith High School Southeast High School Technology Department Transportation Department Western Guilford High School Priority Construction Projects Spreadsheets Timeline Date printed: 9/10/2013

5 Site Assessment Report Bluford Elementary School Bluford Elementary School (Renovation) The existing facility was constructed in 1956 and was last renovated in The facility has a K-5 building capacity of 404 students and an enrollment of 307 students. The campus is comprised of two buildings. The facility currently houses the STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) Academy. The facility is in need of structural repairs, restroom upgrades, door/window replacements, and finishes. Bluford Elementary 331 Elementary K-5 Southeastern 1901 Tuscaloosa Street Greensboro, NC (336) to , (2012/13) Date printed: 9/10/2013 1

6 Upgrade infrastructure Areas of Construction HVAC, Electrical Upgrade Plumbing Upgrades Security Upgrade ( provide a more secure entrance) New entrance, administrative area to be reconfigured. Date printed: 9/10/2013 2

7 Facility Condition Assessment The facilities on the Bluford Elementary campus are in need of major renovations and upgrades. According to the field assessment categories, it is recommended that upgrades are made to the infrastructure which include HVAC, electrical systems, technology and security systems, as well as interior and exterior finishes, including door/window replacement. Description Scope of Work Interior Finishes New flooring, painting, ceiling replacement, door/window replacement, etc. Plumbing Total bathroom renovations Electrical Systems Upgrade entire electrical system HVAC New system required with new DDC controls Fire Safety Systems New sprinkler system Security Upgrade security system, new front entrance ADA Comply with all ADA requirements Repairs Roof repairs after removing HVAC units Total Costs $8,032, Date printed: 9/10/2013 3

8 Bluford Elementary Notes Date printed: 9/10/2013 4

9 Site Assessment Report Dudley High Traffic Dudley HS (Traffic Assessment) Dudley High School, Lincoln Middle School, and Bluford Elementary School are three neighboring schools which are part of the Guilford County Schools (GCS) system. The campus is located on the south side of East Lee Street between Cherry Boulevard (US 29) and Willow Road in Greensboro, North Carolina. Lincoln Street serves as an entry and exit point for all of Lincoln Middle school traffic and much of Dudley High School traffic. During arrival and dismissal peaks, Lincoln Street is severely congested. This implies there is excessive queuing on Lincoln Street and traffic does not only back up into the intersection of Lincoln Street at East Lee Street but also travel times for both pick up and drop off are very long. Due to the excessive queuing on Lincoln Street, emergency vehicle accessibility into both schools during both arrival and dismissal peaks is a daunting task. Date printed: 9/10/ Year Facilities Master Plan Update - Addendum #2

10 Dudley High School Staff Parking (47) Parent Drop-off Parking (7) Bus Driver Parking (91) Staff Parking DHS (119) Bus Parking (91) Parking (7) Student Parking (151) Dudley High School Dudley High School currently has 1,409 students with a maximum projected student population 1482 within the next 10 years. The number of faculty and staff members is 145. The school is served by 57 buses for arrival and 32 buses for dismissal. The arrival time is 8:55 am and the dismissal time is 3:55 pm. Staff, parents, and visitors access the school using northern Lincoln Street from East Lee Street. A drop-off/pick-up loop for parent drivers is in place at the end of this driveway on the western side of the high school. Parking facilities for high school staff and visitors include (approximately): 15 spaces along the traffic circle; 47 spaces west of the English Building; 119 spaces west of the high school; 7 spaces west of the student lot; and 42 spaces east of the cafeteria. Student drivers travel to and from school using the southern driveway on Tuscaloosa Street. The student parking lot has approximately 151 spaces. Buses use the pair of driveways on Willow Road on the east side of the high school. A parking lot in this area is one of the Shuttle points for the Guilford County Schools The parking lot has approximately 91 bus parking spaces. There are approximately 113 spaces along Willow Road which are normally used by bus drivers. Date printed: 9/10/ Year Facilities Master Plan Update - Addendum #2

11 Lincoln Middle School Parent Drop-off Staff Parking (60) Parking (14) Staff Parking (38) Bus Loop Lincoln Middle School Lincoln Middle School has 752 students and has 75 staff members. The school is served by 34 buses for arrival and 14 buses for dismissal. The arrival time is 9:00 am and the dismissal time is 4:00 pm. The student population growth is expected to be flat within the next 10 years. Lincoln Middle School is a magnet school within the Guilford County Schools (GCS) system. Automobiles and buses access the site by Lincoln Street from East Lee Street A drop-off/pick-up loop for parent drivers is located on the north side of the middle school. This loops circulates through a parking lot with 60 spaces, which are used for staff members and visitors 38 parking spaces for middle school staff are available along the bus loop on the south side of the school. Date printed: 9/10/ Year Facilities Master Plan Update - Addendum #2

12 Bluford Elementary School Parent Drop-off Bus Loop Staff Parking (47) Bluford Elementary School Bluford Elementary School has 343 students and has 57 staff members. The school is served by 10 buses. The arrival time is 7:55 am and the dismissal time is 2:35 pm. The student population growth is expected to be flat within the next 10 years. Bluford Elementary School is a magnet school within the Guilford County Schools system. Two driveways on Tuscaloosa Street provide access to the school. A bus loop and loading zone is located along the Lincoln Street. A drop-off / pick-up loop for parent drivers is in place on the north side of the elementary school building. Parent drivers enter the west driveway and exit on the east driveway on Tuscaloosa Street. Approximately 47 parking spaces are provided on the eastern section of the school Visitors currently use on-street parking on Tuscaloosa Street in front of the school Date printed: 9/10/ Year Facilities Master Plan Update - Addendum #2

13 Bus Access Parent Drop-off Emergency Lane Date printed: 9/10/ Year Facilities Master Plan Update - Addendum #2

14 Proposed Traffic Patterns The staff recommends that GCS build a bus access road north of the English building that leads to the bus parking lot behind the high school. This will alleviate the stacking of buses trying to exit onto Lee Street. An emergency lane should be built on the right side of the entry on Lincoln to provide access for emergency vehicles during peak periods. The staff recommends a condensing of the student parking area and relocation of the parent drop off the parking area south of the high school. Parents would enter off Tuscaloosa Street, loop around the current student parking area and exit on Tuscaloosa. Description New Traffic Pattern Scope of Work Construct new bus lane and emergency access Total Cost $750, Date printed: 9/10/ Year Facilities Master Plan Update - Addendum #2

15 Dudley High Traffic Notes Date printed: 9/10/

16 Site Assessment Report Grimsley High School Grimsley High School (Pool) In December 2011, the pool at Grimsley High School was closed due to storm and wind damage, which caused significant damage to the roof. As a result of the storm, the City of Greensboro had a complete building assessment performed to determine the overall condition of the facility. The assessment revealed concerns to the stability of the foundation, walls and other structural members. They also addressed issues related to ventilation, accessibility and the pools mechanical systems. On April 16, 2013, Greensboro City Council voted to return management of the pool to Guilford County Schools (GCS) effective as of May The City agreed to fund GCS approximately $450,000 for the repair or demolition of the pool. Grimsley High School 394 High 9-12 Central 801 Westover Terrace Greensboro, NC (336) to , (2012/13) Date printed: 9/10/

17 Facility Condition Assessment The staff has provided four options for the GCS Board of Education to consider regarding the future of Grimsley Pool: Option 1: Total Renovation Given the age of the current facility, changes in the building code and health regulations, the current pool may require major renovations. Renovations would be comprehensive and include replacing existing roof and associated structural components, replacing exterior walls, structural reinforcement of existing foundation and installing a new foundation system for part of the facility. It will also address accessibility issues (floor surfaces, doors, ramps, handrails, restrooms, shower compartments, locker rooms, etc.), provide new pool equipment (pumps, valves, filters, etc.), repair pool deck and vessel. The renovation includes a new HVAC system, lighting improvements, new fire protection system (sprinkler and fire alarm), health department upgrades according to regulations and finish improvements (paint, flooring, interior wall and ceiling repairs). Option 2: Repair/Renovation This option would only address the systems and components required by health regulations and building codes needed to make the pool operational. Items to be addressed include roof repair/replacement, replacement of only the damaged areas of the exterior walls, replacing only damaged structural members, accessibility improvements, minor ventilation improvements, health department upgrades (tile repair/replacement, improve water flow at gutters, interior finish improvements, etc) and minor miscellaneous repairs as needed. Option 3: Demolition This includes abatement and demolition of the pool and converting the existing pool area to a plaza or green space. Option 4: New Pool This includes demolition of the existing pool, construction of a new pool facility, and relocation of two tennis courts. Description Costs Option 1 Total Renovation $4,470, Option 2 Repair/Renovation $1,970, Option 3 - Demolition $450, Option 4 - New Pool & Tennis Court Relocation $4,590, Date printed: 9/10/

18 New Grimsley Pool Perspective Rendering Date printed: 9/10/

19 Potential Pool Site Date printed: 9/10/

20 Grimsley High Notes Date printed: 9/10/

21 Site Assessment Report Guilford Middle School Guilford Middle School (Renovations & Additions) The existing facility was constructed in 1941 and last renovated in The school has a building capacity of 738 students and an enrollment of 747 students. The campus is comprised of five buildings and 10 mobile units. In order to accommodate 900 students, with a core capacity of 1,050 students, major upgrades to existing buildings infrastructure, as well as new additions, will be required. Guilford Middle 397 Middle 6-8 Central 320 Lindley Road Greensboro, NC (336) to , (2012/13) Date printed: 9/10/

22 Site Layout (Renovations & Additions) Possible Location for New Addition Addition Date printed: 9/10/

23 Upgrade infrastructure Areas of Construction HVAC, Electrical Upgrades Plumbing Upgrades Technology Upgrades (classrooms, administration areas, media, server, labs) Date printed: 9/10/

24 Upgrade infrastructure Areas of Construction HVAC, Electrical Upgrades Plumbing Upgrades Technology Upgrades (classrooms, administration areas, media, server, labs) Date printed: 9/10/

25 Upgrade infrastructure Areas of Construction HVAC, Electrical Upgrades Plumbing Upgrades Technology Upgrades (classrooms, administration areas, media, server, labs) Date printed: 9/10/

26 Facility Condition Assessment The facilities on the Guilford Middle campus are in need of major renovations and upgrades. It is recommended that upgrades are made to the infrastructure which include HVAC, electrical systems, technology and security systems as well as interior finishes. An increase in building capacity to 900 students and 1050 core would require additional classroom space and a new cafeteria. Description Scope of Work Construct new classroom and dining facility and renovate/repurpose Middle School Addition and Renovation remaining existing space. Total Cost $28,318, Date printed: 9/10/

27 Site Assessment Report Guilford Middle School Guilford Middle School (Replacement) The existing facility was constructed in 1941 and last renovated in The school has a building capacity of 738 students and an enrollment of 747 students. The campus is comprised of five buildings and 10 mobile units. A replacement facility on the front side of the existing property would accommodate 900 students, with a core capacity of 1,050 students. The existing facility would continue to operate until the new facility is complete. Once the new facility is completed several of the existing buildings would be demolished or repurposed by the district. Guilford Middle 397 Middle 6-8 Central 401 College Road Greensboro, NC (336) to , (2012/13) Date printed: 9/10/

28 Site Layout (Replacement) Replace Existing School Possible Location for New School NEW SCHOOL Date printed: 9/10/

29 Facility Condition Assessment The facilities on the Guilford Middle campus are in need of major renovations and upgrades. There is space on the existing campus to construct a replacement facility that would accommodate 900 students and provide a core capacity of 1,050 students. Description New Middle School Scope of Work Construct new middle school approx. 150,000 SF to accommodate 900 students Total Cost $34,159, Date printed: 9/10/

30 Guilford Middle Notes Date printed: 9/10/

31 Site Assessment Report High Point Central High School High Point Central High School (Renovations & Additions) The existing facility was constructed in 1926, and the main gymnasium is currently under construction. The school has a capacity of 1385 students and an enrollment of 1424 students. The campus is comprised of four buildings but lacks adequate dining and media center space. The initial recommendation was for a relocation and expansion of the media center and the construction of additional dining space. Included in the recommendation are improvements such as HVAC upgrades, plumbing upgrades, window replacement and interior finishes. During the last work session, Facility Team was asked to research whether additions could be made to the HPC campus that would allow the Academy at Central to remain at its current location. Upon further assessment, the team determined that additions and renovations could be made to accommodate both programs. It was found that many of the CTE programs at HPC had inadequate space. The scope or work would consist of a stand-alone CTE building, moving HPC s academic classes from the Tomlinson Building into the repurposed spaces in the main building at HPC, turning the entire Tomlinson Building over to the Academy and build expansions for the media center and dining area. The new CTE building will be approximately 25,000 sf, accommodate the existing CTE programs and allow for expansion of the current program. Date printed: 9/10/

32 Site Layout Current project (Gymnasium Renovation) Proposed Media Center Addition Proposed Dining/Kitchen Addition Proposed CTE Building Proposed new parking Date printed: 9/10/

33 High Point Central Main Building Open Classroom Space after relocating CTE classrooms to new CTE Building Media Center Addition Dining/Kitchen Addition Date printed: 9/10/

34 High Point Central Main Building Band/Chorus rooms currently being used for Early Childhood Development (ECD). ECD would move to the new CTE building, and HPC could move its band and chorus classes currently located in Tomlinson back to the main building. The CTE classrooms that would move to the new building will allow HPC to relocate the social studies classrooms currently held in Tomlinson, back to the main building. Computer labs to be relocated in the Media Center, allowing HPC to relocate Foreign Language classrooms, currently held in Tomlinson, back to the main building. Open Space from relocated Media Center (additional classroom space) Date printed: 9/10/

35 Tomlinson Building Social Studies classrooms, currently used by HPC, to be relocated to the Main Building Band/Chorus Room, currently used by HPC, to be relocated to Main Building and becomes Multipurpose for Academy at Central Foreign Language classrooms, currently used by HPC, to be relocated to the Main Building. Will revert back to a cafeteria and Culinary Arts program for HPC. Date printed: 9/10/

36 Areas for Renovation HVAC, Electrical Upgrades, Interior finishes Plumbing Upgrades Technology Upgrades (classrooms, administration areas, media, server, labs) Date printed: 9/10/

37 Areas for Renovation HVAC, Electrical Upgrades, Interior finishes Plumbing Upgrades Technology Upgrades (classrooms, administration areas, media, server, labs) Date printed: 9/10/

38 Areas for Renovation HVAC, Electrical Upgrades, Interior finishes Plumbing Upgrades Technology Upgrades (classrooms, administration areas, media, server, labs) Date printed: 9/10/

39 Areas for Renovation HVAC Improvements, Interior Upgrades (painting, flooring, ceilings, electrical, etc.) Technology Upgrades (classrooms, administration areas, media, server, labs) Date printed: 9/10/

40 Areas for Renovation Tomlinson Building HVAC, Electrical Upgrades, Interior finishes Plumbing Upgrades Technology Upgrades (classrooms, administration areas, media, server, labs) Date printed: 9/10/

41 Facility Condition Assessment The facilities at High Point Central (HPC) are in need of additions and major renovations. Additionally, staff was asked to explore a solution that would not only address the needs of High Point Central, but also allow the Academy at Central to possibly maintain its presence at the Tomlinson Building. The recommendation is to renovate and re-purpose areas in the main HPC building, construct a stand-alone CTE building and build two additions to accommodate the inadequate media center and dining areas. This would allow HPC to relocate its academic classes currently held at the Tomlinson Building into the re-purposed spaces in the main building at HPC, and the Academy at Central to occupy all of Tomlinson, with the exception of the basement, which may be used by HPC for a culinary arts program. Description High Point Central Interior Finishes HVAC Plumbing Fire Safety Systems Security ADA New Construction Site Improvements Technology Scope of Work New flooring, painting, ceiling replacement, etc. New system required with new DDC controls. Restroom upgrades New sprinkler system Upgrade security system Comply with all ADA requirements Approximately 8,000 SF cafeteria expansion, 12,000 SF Media Center, and 25,000 SF CTE Building New parking area AV equip/installation, network equipment, computer/printer replacement Total Costs $28,508, Description Tomlinson Building Interior Finishes HVAC Plumbing Fire Safety Systems Security ADA Technology Scope of Work New flooring, painting, ceiling replacement, etc. New system required with new DDC controls. Restroom upgrades New sprinkler system Upgrade security system Comply with all ADA requirements AV equip/installation, network equipment, computer/printer replacement Total Costs $4,736, Date printed: 9/10/

42 Facility Condition Assessment Description High Point Central Interior Finishes Plumbing Security ADA New Construction Site Improvements Technology Scope of Work New flooring as needed, paint in needed areas, repair plaster/paint in auditorium Restroom upgrades Upgrade security system Comply with all ADA requirements Approximately 8,000 SF cafeteria expansion, 12,000 SF Media Center, New parking area AV equip/installation, network equipment, computer/printer replacement Total Costs $12,553, Date printed: 9/10/

43 High Point Central Notes Date printed: 9/10/

44 Site Assessment Report Hunter Elementary School Hunter Elementary School (Replacement) The existing facility was constructed in 1929 and last renovated in The school has a K-5 building capacity of 287 students and an enrollment of 447 students. The current campus is comprised of six buildings and 15 mobile units. Current facilities need major upgrades in infrastructure including HVAC, electrical system, technology, security systems, ADA improvements and restrooms. Additionally, building finishes (paint, flooring and ceilings) need to be addressed. The buildings also lack appropriate program space as outlined in the NCDPI Educational Guidelines, such as undersized activity room and dining area. Based on the severity of the improvements required, a replacement facility is recommended. The replacement would be built with a building capacity and core of 500 students, and be located on the existing site on the front side of the property. The existing facility would continue to operate until the new facility is completed. Once the new facility is completed, several of the existing buildings would be demolished or repurposed by the district. Hunter Elementary 409 Elementary K-5 Central 1305 Merritt Drive Greensboro NC (336) to , (2012/13) Date printed: 9/10/

45 Site Layout Replace Existing School Possible Location for New School NEW SCHOOL Date printed: 9/10/

46 Facility Condition Assessment The facilities on the Hunter Elementary campus are in need of major renovation. Replacement of all infrastructure and interior finishes are necessary. Many of the spaces are undersized according to NCDPI Educational Guidelines. The recommendation is to replace the existing school on the front side of the property. Logistical considerations will have to be assessed for parking, traffic and student circulation during construction, but there appears to be adequate space for a replacement on the existing campus. Description New Elementary School Scope of Work Construct new elementary school approx. 63,000 SF to accommodate a building capacity and core of 500 students Total Cost $18,781, Date printed: 9/10/

47 Hunter Elementary Notes Date printed: 9/10/

48 Site Assessment Report Kirkman Park Elementary School Kirkman Park Elementary School (Renovation) The existing facility was constructed in 1961 and last renovated in The facility has a K-5 building capacity of 323 students and an enrollment of 239 students. The campus is comprised of one building with four mobiles. The facility needs infrastructure upgrades including HVAC, electrical system, technology, and security systems. Kirkman Park Elementary 439 Elementary K-5 Western 1101 N. Centennial Street High Point, NC (336) to , (2012/13) Date printed: 9/10/

49 Upgrade infrastructure Areas of Construction HVAC, Electrical Upgrade Plumbing Upgrades Technology Upgrades (classrooms, administration areas, media, server, labs) ` Date printed: 9/10/

50 Facility Condition Assessment Kirkman Park Elementary is in need of major renovations. It is recommended that upgrades are made to the infrastructure which include HVAC, electrical systems, technology and security systems, as well as interior finishes. Description Scope of Work Interior Finishes New flooring, painting, ceiling replacement, etc. Plumbing Total bathroom renovations Electrical Systems Upgrade entire electrical system HVAC New system required with new DDC controls Fire Safety Systems New sprinkler system Security Upgrade security system ADA Comply with all ADA requirements Technology AV equip/installation, network equipment, computer/printer replacement Total Costs $7,162, Date printed: 9/10/

51 Kirkman Park Elementary Notes Date printed: 9/10/

52 Site Assessment Report Maintenance Department Maintenance Department (New Facility) Guilford County Schools Maintenance Department maintains over 300 buildings comprised of more that 12 million square feet and 126 schools. There are 164 full-time employees housed at the Naco Road location. Over last 15 years, GCS has added approximately 1 million SF of buildings. However, there has been no increase in maintenance area to support these new facilities. In order to better serve needs of our students and staff, GCS Maintenance Department needs to expand its facilities. Maintenance Dept. 931 Support None Unassigned 3920 Naco Road Greensboro NC (336) ,146 3 N/A (2012/13) Date printed: 9/10/

53 Facility Condition Assessment The requirements of the proposed facility are as follows: Total of 15,000 SF 10 foot roll-up doors (3) Minimum ceiling height of 24 Administrative (1,000 SF) Common Area (1,500 SF) Parts Storage/Office (2,500 SF) Misc. Storage/Shop (7,500 SF) Description Option 1 New Facility Scope of Work New construction Additional Costs Design fees, contingency and soft costs Total Costs $1,403, Description Scope of Work Option 2 Purchase Existing Building Purchase price, renovation of facility Additional Costs Design fees, contingency and soft costs Total Costs $1,033, Date printed: 9/10/

54 Maintenance Dept. Notes Date printed: 9/10/

55 Site Assessment Report McIver Education Center McIver Education Center (Renovation) The existing facility was constructed in 1929 and last renovated in The school previously served as an alternative school for exceptional children; however, the facility is currently vacant. The campus is comprised of four buildings, all of which need major infrastructure improvements to electrical and HVAC systems, restrooms, and window replacements. Site improvements include additional parking and new bus loop. Based upon North Carolina Department of Public Instruction (NCDPI) Educational Guidelines, the existing facilities are conducive for use as a building capacity of 600/600 core capacity middle school; but dependent upon future programming, some additional space arrangements may be required. McIver Education Center 457 Alternative SP-ED Northern 1401 Summit Avenue Greensboro, NC (336) to , (2012/13) Date printed: 9/10/

56 Site Layout Site analysis may be required to upgrade parking, bus loop, and athletic fields depending upon future programming. Date printed: 9/10/

57 Upgrade infrastructure Areas of Construction HVAC, Electrical Upgrades Plumbing Upgrades Technology Upgrades Date printed: 9/10/

58 Upgrade infrastructure Areas of Construction HVAC, Electrical Upgrades Plumbing Upgrades Technology Upgrades Date printed: 9/10/

59 Facility Condition Assessment The facilities on the McIver Education Center campus are in need of major renovations and upgrades. It is recommended that infrastructure improvements be made to electrical and HVAC systems, restrooms, window replacements, interior finishes, and site improvements. Based upon NCDPI Educational Guidelines, the existing facilities are conducive for use as a 600 program/600 core capacity middle school, but dependent upon future programming, some additional space arrangements may be required. Description Scope of Work Interior Finishes New flooring, painting, ceiling replacement, etc. Site Improvements Additional parking, reroute bus loop, athletic fields Plumbing Total Bathroom Renovations Electrical Systems Upgrade entire electrical system HVAC New system required with new DDC controls Fire Safety Systems New sprinkler system Security Upgrade security system ADA Comply with all ADA requirements Technology AV equip/installation, Network equipment, computer/printer replacement Total Costs $18,160, Date printed: 9/10/

60 McIver Education Center Notes Date printed: 9/10/

61 Site Assessment Report McLeansville Elementary School McLeansville Elementary School (Addition/Renovation) The existing facility was constructed in 1935 and last renovated in The facility has a K-5 building capacity of 445 students and an enrollment of 420 students. The campus is comprised of four buildings and six mobiles. The current facility has inadequate dining space. McLeansville Elementary 461 Elementary K-5 Southeastern 5315 Frieden Church Road McLeansville, NC (336) to , (2012/13) Date printed: 9/10/

62 Site Layout New kitchen expansion Dining Area Expansion 2,500 SF Expansion Date printed: 9/10/

63 Facility Condition Assessment The facilities on the McLeansville Elementary campus have an inadequate amount of space for dining, and the buildings are not connected. It is recommended that the existing dining area be expanded and that enclosed walkways be installed, in addition to minor interior upgrades. Description Expansion Walkways Minor Upgrades Scope of Work Add 2500 SF to the existing dining area Install enclosed walkways. Painting, flooring, etc. Total Costs $1,949, Date printed: 9/10/

64 McLeansville Elementary Notes Date printed: 9/10/

65 Site Assessment Report Millis Road Elementary School Millis Road Elementary School (Renovations and Additions) The existing facility was constructed in 1959 and last renovated in The facility has a K-5 building capacity of 424 students and an enrollment of 472 students. The campus is comprised of two buildings and eight mobile units. The facilities lack adequate dining space, multi-purpose area and media center. Building improvements such as HVAC upgrades, window replacement and interior finishes are required. A multi-purpose, dining facility, classroom addition is recommended, as well as general improvement to the infrastructure. The new changes will support a building capacity of 600 students with a core of 700. Millis Road Elementary 466 Elementary K-5 Central 4310 Millis Road Jamestown NC (336) to , (2012/13) Date printed: 9/10/

66 Site Layout Proposed addition location (Multipurpose, Dining, & Classroom) Addition Date printed: 9/10/

67 Areas for Renovation HVAC Improvements, Interior Upgrades (painting, flooring, ceilings, etc.) Plumbing Upgrades Technology Upgrades (classrooms, administration areas, media, server, labs) Areas to be repurposed Date printed: 9/10/

68 Facility Condition Assessment The facilities at Millis Road Elementary are in need of several building improvements, including HVAC upgrades, bathroom upgrades, window replacement and interior finishes. The dining room, multi-purpose room and media center are undersized according to NCDPI Educational Guidelines. It is recommended that a new addition is built that contains a multi-purpose, dining/kitchen area, media center and six additional classrooms. The existing dining space would be repurposed into administrative space and the existing media center would become classrooms. Description New Addition Scope of Work An approximately 27,000 sf multipurpose, dining, media center and classroom building. Interior Finishes New flooring, painting, ceiling replacement, etc. Plumbing Total Bathroom Renovations HVAC New system required with new DDC controls. Security Upgrade security system ADA Comply with all ADA requirements Technology AV equip/installation, Network equipment, computer/printer replacement Total Costs $16,408, Date printed: 9/10/

69 Millis Road Elementary Notes Date printed: 9/10/

70 Site Assessment Report Morehead Elementary School Morehead Elementary School (Renovation/Addition) The existing facility was constructed in 1968 and last renovated in The facility has a K-5 building capacity of 352 students and an enrollment of 554 students. The campus is comprised of two buildings with 12 mobiles. The facility needs infrastructure upgrades including HVAC, electrical system, technology, security systems, and a classroom addition to replace mobiles. Morehead Elementary 472 Elementary K-5 Central 4630 Tower Road Greensboro, NC (336) to , (2012/13) Date printed: 9/10/

71 Site Layout Proposed addition Addition Date printed: 9/10/

72 Upgrade infrastructure Areas of Construction HVAC, Electrical Upgrades Plumbing Upgrades Technology Upgrades (classrooms, administration areas, media, server, labs) Date printed: 9/10/

73 Facility Condition Assessment The facilities on the Morehead Elementary campus are in need of major renovations and upgrades. It is recommended that upgrades are made to the infrastructure which include HVAC, electrical systems, technology and security systems, as well as interior finishes. In order to accommodate an addition, third through fifth grades would have to be relocated to a another site for at least one academic year during construction. The addition will be approximately 25,000 SF and include 12 classrooms with required support space. Description Scope of Work Interior Finishes New flooring, painting, ceiling replacement, etc. Plumbing Total bathroom renovations Electrical Systems Upgrade entire electrical system HVAC New system required with new DDC controls Fire Safety Systems New sprinkler system Security Upgrade security system ADA Comply with all ADA requirements Technology AV equip/installation, network equipment, computer/printer replacement Total Costs $7,610, Description Scope of Work New Addition Approximately 25,000 SF Building to accommodate 12 classrooms. Total Costs * $4,521, * Price does not include relocating mobiles for purposes of a Morehead satellite site. Date printed: 9/10/

74 Morehead Elementary Notes Date printed: 9/10/

75 Site Assessment Report Nathanael Greene Elementary School Nathanael Greene Elementary School (Replacement) The existing facility was constructed in 1923 and last renovated in The school has a K-5 building capacity of 376 students and an enrollment of 301 students. The current campus is comprised of five buildings. The facilities need major renovations to their infrastructure, including HVAC, electrical, technology and security systems, as well as restrooms and exterior ADA improvements. Additionally, building finishes (paint, flooring, and ceilings) need to be addressed. The building also lacks appropriate program space as outlined in the NCDPI Educational Guidelines. Based on the severity of the improvements required to bring this facility up to the NCDPI standard, a replacement facility is recommended. The replacement would have a building capacity of 400 students with a core capacity of 500 and be located on the existing site after acquiring additional land. The existing facility would continue to operate until the new facility is completed. Once the new facility is completed, several of the existing buildings would be demolished or repurposed by the district. Nathanael Greene 481 Elementary K-5 Southeastern 2717 NC Highway 62 East Liberty, NC (336) to (2012/13) Date printed: 9/10/ Year Facilities Master Plan Update - Addendum #2

76 Site Layout Replace Existing School Possible Location for New School Potential Property for Acquisition Date printed: 9/10/ Year Facilities Master Plan Update - Addendum #2

77 Facility Condition Assessment The facilities on the Nathanael Greene Elementary campus are in need of major renovations to infrastructure and interior finishes, as well as expansion to meet NCDPI Educational Guidelines. The recommendation is to replace the existing school on the property to support a building capacity of 400 students with a core of 500. Logistical considerations will have to be assessed for parking, traffic and student circulation during construction, but there appears to be adequate space for a replacement facility on the existing site after acquiring additional land. Description New Elementary School Scope of Work Construct new elementary school approx. 53,200 SF to accommodate 400 students/500 core Total Cost $16,587, Date printed: 9/10/ Year Facilities Master Plan Update - Addendum #2

78 Site Assessment Report Nathanael Greene Elementary School Nathanael Greene Elementary School (Renovation & Addition) The existing facility was constructed in 1923 and last renovated in The school has a building capacity of 376 students and an enrollment of 301 students. The current campus is comprised of five buildings. The facilities need major renovations to their infrastructure, including HVAC, electrical, technology and security systems, as well as restrooms and exterior ADA improvements. Additionally, building finishes (paint, flooring, and ceilings) need to be addressed. The building also lacks appropriate program space as outlined in the NCDPI Educational Guidelines. The recommendation would be to demolish the existing dining facility and classroom building, then construct a new dining, media center and classroom addition to support a building capacity of 400 students with a core of 500. Nathanael Greene 481 Elementary K-5 Southeastern 2717 NC Highway 62 East Liberty, NC (336) to (2012/13) Date printed: 9/10/ Year Facilities Master Plan Update - Addendum #2

79 Site Layout Classroom addition / dining / media center Possible location for 12,000 sf classroom addition Addition Date printed: 9/10/ Year Facilities Master Plan Update - Addendum #2

80 Areas for Renovation HVAC Improvements, Interior Upgrades (painting, flooring, ceilings, etc.) Plumbing Upgrades Technology Upgrades (classrooms, administration areas, media, server, labs) Areas to be repurposed Date printed: 9/10/ Year Facilities Master Plan Update - Addendum #2

81 Facility Condition Assessment The facilities on the Nathanael Greene Elementary campus are in need of major renovations to infrastructure and interior finishes, as well as expansion to meet NCDPI Educational Guidelines. If a renovation is preferred, the recommendation is to demolish the existing dining facility and classroom building, then construct a new dining, media center and classroom building to support a 400 student building capacity and a core of 500. Description New Addition Scope of Work An approximately 12,000 SF dining, media center and classroom space Interior Finishes New flooring, painting, ceiling replacement, etc. Plumbing Total Bathroom Renovations Electrical Systems Upgrade entire electrical system HVAC New system required with new DDC controls. Fire Safety Systems New sprinkler system Security Upgrade security system ADA Comply with all ADA requirements Technology AV equip/installation, Network equipment, computer/printer replacement Total Costs $14,783, Date printed: 9/10/ Year Facilities Master Plan Update - Addendum #2

82 Nathanael Greene Elementary Notes Date printed: 9/10/

83 Site Assessment Report Northwest Guilford High School Northwest Guilford High School (Renovation/Addition) The existing facility was constructed in 1962 and its stadium was last renovated in Also completed in 2012 was a new field house, new tennis courts, and a new bus parking lot. The school has a building capacity of 1625 students and an enrollment of 1954 students. The campus is comprised of four buildings and 27 mobiles. The facility is in need of additional classroom space to meet NCDPI Educational Guidelines. Northwest High 490 High 9-12 Western 5240 Northwest Sch. Rd Greensboro, NC (336) to , (2012/13) Date printed: 9/10/ Year Facilities Master Plan Update - Addendum #2

84 Site Layout Classroom addition Possible location for classroom addition Possible relocation of mobiles Addition Mobiles Date printed: 9/10/ Year Facilities Master Plan Update - Addendum #2

85 Areas for Renovation Interior finish improvements, ADA upgrades Plumbing Upgrades Date printed: 9/10/ Year Facilities Master Plan Update - Addendum #2

86 Facility Condition Assessment The facilities on the Northwest Guilford High campus are in need of additional classroom space to expand its current building capacity to meet current student enrollment. It is recommended to build a new classroom addition and relocate existing mobiles while construction is in progress. The relocation of mobiles will require a rearrangement of the current student parking. Minor renovations are required for the existing facility. Description Construction Mobiles Site Improvements Minor Renovations Upgrades Scope of Work Approximately a 28,000 SF classroom addition Relocate existing mobiles Parking Restroom upgrades, interior finish improvements, ADA requirements Technology Total Costs $26,541, Date printed: 9/10/ Year Facilities Master Plan Update - Addendum #2

87 Northwest High Notes Date printed: 9/10/ Year Facilities Master Plan Update - Addendum #2

88 Site Assessment Report Northwood Elementary School Northwood Elementary School (Renovation) The existing facility was constructed in 1956 and last renovated in The school has a K-5 building capacity of 540 students and an enrollment of 644 students. The campus is comprised of three buildings and 15 mobiles. The facilities are in need of door/window replacements, new lighting in classrooms, painting, roofing and an expansion to the existing kitchen area. The kitchen at Northwood Elementary is not properly sized for the current student population and a kitchen expansion is necessary to meet regulatory requirements. Northwood Elementary 496 Elementary K-5 Western 818 W. Lexington Avenue High Point, NC (336) to , (2012/13) Date printed: 9/10/ Year Facilities Master Plan Update - Addendum #2

89 Areas of Construction Kitchen Expansion Date printed: 9/10/ Year Facilities Master Plan Update - Addendum #2

90 Site Layout Possible location for approximately 12,000 sf multipurpose/dining area addition and/or an approximately 15,000 sf classroom building. New Playfield Addition New Playfield Date printed: 9/10/ Year Facilities Master Plan Update - Addendum #2

91 Areas of Construction Upgrades (includes door/window replacement, painting, classroom lighting, roofing, etc.) Technology Upgrades (classrooms, administration areas, media, server, labs) Area for repurpose or shell space Date printed: 9/10/ Year Facilities Master Plan Update - Addendum #2

92 Facility Condition Assessment The kitchen at Northwood Elementary is not properly sized for the current student population. A kitchen expansion is necessary to meet regulatory requirements. Also, the facilities on the Northwood Elementary campus are in need of minor renovations and upgrades. The recommendation is to construct an addition and repurpose the existing dining/kitchen area or use it as shell space. Also, upgrades would be made to technology and security systems as well as interior finishes including door/window replacement, painting and classroom lighting as well as roof repairs. Northwood currently has 15 mobile classrooms. Consideration should give to replace the mobiles with a 15,000 sf classroom addition containing 10 classes along with support space. The repurposed area can support approximately five classrooms. Description Construction Scope of Work Kitchen Expansion Total Costs $639, Description Scope of Work Construction New approximately 12,000 sf cafeteria, multipurpose building. Interior Upgrades Classroom lighting, painting, etc. Existing area Shell space Total Costs $3,548, Description Scope of Work Existing cafeteria area Repurpose into 4 5 classrooms Total Costs $1,787, Description Scope of Work Construction New approximately 15,000 sf 10 classroom addition Total Costs $3,611, Date printed: 9/10/ Year Facilities Master Plan Update - Addendum #2

93 Northwood Elementary Notes Date printed: 9/10/

94 Site Assessment Report Peeler Open Elementary School Peeler Open Elementary (Renovation) The existing facility was constructed in 1968 and was last renovated in The facility has a K-5 building capacity of 372 students and an enrollment of 383 students. The campus is comprised of two buildings and one mobile. The facility currently houses an open program which requires interactions between different grade levels and lends itself to quick access of instructional materials. Any renovations would reflect the intent of the program. The current facility is in need of window replacements, restroom upgrades, infrastructure improvements, technology and security upgrades, as well as interior finishes. There are no canopies for bus and parent drop-off. Lack of perimeter fencing poses campus security issues. There is space on the site for mobiles to be placed temporarily while renovations take place. Peeler Open Elementary 517 Elementary K-5 Southeastern 2200 Randall Street Greensboro, NC (336) to , (2012/13) Date printed: 9/10/

95 Upgrade infrastructure Areas of Construction HVAC, Electrical Upgrade Plumbing Upgrades Technology Upgrades (classrooms, administration areas, media, server, labs) Date printed: 9/10/

96 Site Layout Proposed Canopies Bus Drop-off Existing Canopies Possible Temporary Mobile Swing Space Temporary Mobile Swing Space Date printed: 9/10/

97 Facility Condition Assessment The facilities on the Peeler Open Elementary campus are in need of major renovations and upgrades. It is recommended that upgrades are made to the infrastructure which include HVAC, electrical systems, technology and security systems, as well as interior finishes, including door/window replacement. The installation of canopies is necessary at the bus and parent dropoff areas, and a new perimeter fence would better secure the campus. Description Interior Finishes Site Improvements Scope of Work New flooring, painting, ceiling replacement, etc. Install canopies at bus and parent drop-off areas Plumbing Total Bathroom Renovations Electrical Systems Upgrade entire electrical system HVAC New system required with new DDC controls Fire Safety Systems New sprinkler system Security Upgrade security system ADA Comply with all ADA requirements Technology AV equip/installation, Network equipment, computer/printer replacement Total Costs * $9,061, * Price does not include temporary mobile swing space. Date printed: 9/10/

98 Peeler Open Elementary Notes Date printed: 9/10/

99 Site Assessment Report Smith High School Smith High School Athletics (Renovations & Additions) The existing facility was constructed in 1963 and last renovated in The school has a building capacity of 1525 students and an enrollment of The campus is comprised of three buildings and four mobiles. The facility requires several athletic improvements, such as upgrades to locker rooms, an athletic field house and renovations to the stadium (restrooms, new visitor side bleachers and press box, new concessions area). Smith HS 544 High 9-12 Enrichment 2407 S. Holden Road Greensboro, NC (336) , (2012/13) Date printed: 9/10/ Year Facilities Master Plan Update - Addendum #2

100 Site Layout Existing visitor bleachers to be replaced and new press box New field house New home side restrooms and concessions area Upgrade football field (irrigation system, sod, etc.) New stadium entrance & ticket booth Resurface track Date printed: 9/10/ Year Facilities Master Plan Update - Addendum #2

101 Areas for Renovation Replace Lockers New Gym Floor Date printed: 9/10/ Year Facilities Master Plan Update - Addendum #2

102 Facility Condition Assessment The athletic facilities at Smith High School require an upgrade to the locker room in the physical education area and the auxiliary gym floor. The stadium needs new concession area, bathrooms, a field house, new stadium entrance and ticket booth, new visitor side bleachers and press box. Description Scope of Work Athletic Improvement Approximately 4,800 SF field house, new concessions and restroom area, new stadium entrance and ticket booth, new bleachers, press box, upgrades to locker room, main and auxiliary gym floor. Total Costs $5,300, Date printed: 9/10/ Year Facilities Master Plan Update - Addendum #2

103 Smith Notes Date printed: 9/10/

104 Site Assessment Report Southeast High School Southeast High School (Athletics and Other Improvements) The existing facility was constructed in 1962 and last renovated in The facility has a program capacity of 1560 students and an enrollment of 1453 students. The campus is comprised of five buildings and eight mobile units. The facilities lack adequate performing arts space, particularly band and chorus. There are also upgrades needed to its exterior athletic facilities, including lighting, concessions, bathrooms and other field improvements. Southeast High School 547 High 9-12 Southeastern 4530 Southeast School Rd Greensboro NC (336) to , (2012/13) Date printed: 9/10/

105 Site Layout Renovate field house Proposed restrooms and concessions Upgrade football field (Shift crown and repairs.) New band room Date printed: 9/10/ Year Facilities Master Plan Update - Addendum #2

106 Areas of Construction Open Space from relocated band room (additional classroom space) Date printed: 9/10/ Year Facilities Master Plan Update - Addendum #2

107 Facility Condition Assessment The facilities at Southeast High School are in need of several improvements. The band room and chorus classroom are undersized for the student population. Due to the location and configuration of the current classrooms, it is not feasible to expand these areas. The recommendation is to build a 9,500 SF performance arts building with a band room, chorus classroom, bathrooms, storage, offices and other support areas. There several exterior athletics areas that need improvement. The recommendation is to renovate the existing field house, replace existing concession area and restrooms. Visitor side restrooms will be provided as well as general improvements to the football field, lighting for the football field and tennis courts, concession area for the baseball field and improvements to circulation and parking. Also, minor improvements should be made to the auditorium such as, new lighting, painting and replacement of the curtains. Description New Addition Scope of Work An approximately 9,500 sf performance arts building. Auditorium Improvements, repurpose classrooms Improve lighting, paint, new curtains, repurpose vacant band, chorus rooms Total Costs $2,020, Description Renovation Scope of Work Renovate existing field house New Addition Concession/restroom on home side, restrooms on visitors side and concessions at the baseball field Electrical Lighting at the football field and tennis courts Misc. Improvements to the football field and improvement to circulation and parking Total Costs $2,651, Date printed: 9/10/

108 Southeast High Notes Date printed: 9/10/

109 Site Assessment Report Technology Department Technology Department (New Facility) Guilford County Schools Prescott Training Center was built in 1962 and currently houses the district s Technology Department. The facility is 16,022 SF. Technology services supports the entire district, which includes 126 schools and administration. The advances in technology and new equipment has caused the department to expand considerably. In order to better serve the needs of our students and staff, GCS Technology Department needs to expand its facilities. Technology Department 822 Support None Unassigned 425 Prescott St Greensboro NC (336) ,022 1 N/A (2012/13) Date printed: 9/10/

110 Facility Condition Assessment The requirements of the proposed facility are as follows: Total of approximately 22,000 SF Optional warehouse approximately 30,000 SF Covered Loading Docks (3) Large truck access Multiple exterior doors NEW FACILITY Description Scope of Work Option 1 New Facility New construction - Administration Additional Costs Design fees, contingency and soft costs Total Costs $4,547, Description Scope of Work Option 2 New Facility/Warehouse New construction Administration & Warehouse Additional Costs Design fees, contingency and soft costs Total Costs $7,253, Date printed: 9/10/

111 Technology Dept. Notes Date printed: 9/10/

112 Site Assessment Report Transportation Department Transportation Department (New Facility) Guilford County Schools Transportation Department is comprised of 759 buses and 321 administrative and service vehicles. Currently all vehicles are serviced at the 25,000 SF nine-service-bay facility located on Franklin Boulevard. In addition, the Department operates 16 bus parking sites, with a vehicle maintenance route mechanic assigned to each site. These mobile mechanics provide optimal customer service for maintaining on-time bus routes, responding to vehicle break downs, completing 30 day inspections, and performing minor repairs. Based on NCDPI s publication, the District s recommendation is to add a 13 bay vehicle maintenance facility in the western part of Guilford County. This additional facility will increase efficiency, improve customer service, and close the gap of the number of buses per maintenance bay to approximately 34.5:1. Transportation Dept. 301 Support None Unassigned 131 Franklin Blvd Greensboro NC (336) to ,091 2 N/A (2012/13) Date printed: 9/10/

113 Facility Condition Assessment The requirements of the proposed facility are as follows: Total of 40,000 SF 12 acre lot 13 service 24 x 50 each Minimum ceiling height of 24 Administrative area (5,000 SF) Body shop (2,500 SF) Wash bay (1,200 SF) Parts storage/office (2,500 SF) Misc. storage/shop (3,500 SF) Fuel Storage 10,000 gallons of gasoline; 20,000 gallons diesel (optional if needed) Individual and bulk fueling stations (optional if needed) Alternative fueling stations (optional if needed) Description Option 1 New Facility Scope of Work Land purchase, new construction, equipment Additional Costs Design fees, contingency and soft costs Total Costs $6,661, Description Scope of Work Option 2 Purchase Existing Building Purchase price, renovation of facility, equipment Additional Costs Design fees, contingency and soft costs Total Costs $3,801, Date printed: 9/10/

114 Transportation Dept. Notes Date printed: 9/10/

115 Site Assessment Report Western Guilford High School Western Guilford High School (Renovation/Addition) The existing facility was constructed in 1968 and was last renovated in The school has a building capacity of 1310 students and an enrollment of 1261 students. The campus is comprised of one building and six mobiles. The current facility has inadequate dining space and a main gymnasium that is undersized for the student population. The recommendation is that the auxiliary gymnasium, which is located in very close proximity to the current dining area, be repurposed as dining space. The current gymnasium would become the auxiliary gymnasium, and a new gymnasium would be constructed on campus. This may require some rearrangement of the current athletic areas because of limited campus space. Interior renovations are also needed in the administration area. Western Guilford HS 595 High 9-12 Central 409 Friendway Road Greensboro NC (336) to , (2012/13) Date printed: 9/10/

116 Repurposed Auxiliary Gymnasium for Dining Space New flooring material New lighting Demolition work Electrical work for warming stations Date printed: 9/10/

117 Athletics Site Layout Locate new gymnasium in practice field area Relocate practice field Relocate soccer field New gymnasium Practice field relocation Soccer field relocation Date printed: 9/10/