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Alamance-Burlington School System

Facility Assessment Study

Board of Education|Recommendations

February 13, 2018

New High School Concept

If approved by Alamance County voters, proceeds from the bond referendum of November 2018 will pay for the construction of a new 1250 student high school with a core capacity of 1500 situated between Southern Alamance and Eastern Alamance high schools to help alleviate overcrowding. Cost Estimate: $67,012,616 (includes project costs and land acquisition)

Completed project will include: • Land acquisition • Utilities to site • School building construction of approximately 240,000 SF • Athletic fields and associated buildings for concessions, ticketing, restrooms • Parking and drives • Stormwater measures (retention ponds, etc.) • Survey • Soil borings

• Project Costs o Professional Fees o Survey o Soil borings o Construction testing & inspections o Furniture, Furnishings & Equipment Allowance o Technology Allowance

New High School Concept

Approved Bond Projects for Alamance-Burlington Schools

In November 2018, Alamance County citizens approved a $150 million bond project proposal. Bond funds will pay to construct a new high school andprovide renovations and upgrades to 8 of the district’s 36 schools.

Completed project will include:• Land acquisition

• Utilities to site

• School building construction of

approximately 240,000 SF

• Athletic fields and associated buildings for

concessions, ticketing, restrooms

• Parking and drives

• Stormwater measures (retention ponds, etc.)

• Survey

• Soil borings


Facility Study - Cummings High School

Cost Summary

• Cost estimate: $10,867,063

Recommendations

• Auditorium lobby addition

• Renovate existing buildings to remain

• Increase % for project costs for

purchase of specialty equipment for

Arts curriculum.

Project Costs Include:• Professional Fees

• Survey

• Soil borings

• Construction testing & inspections

• Furniture, Furnishings & Equipment Allowance

• Technology Allowance

Go to www.abss.k12.nc.usABSS Bond Timeline

Two levels of classrooms

Auxilary gym

Gym support

Main gym

Double height dining area

Auditorium support

Double height media center

Two levels of classrooms

Double height main street

with Clerestory

Main entry

Administration

Auditorium

Cost Estimate: $67,012,616

Proceeds from the bond referendum of November 2018 will pay for the construction of a new 1250 student high school with a core capacity of 1500 situated between Southern Alamance and Eastern Alamance high schools to help alleviate overcrowding.

New High School*

*Concept Image Only

Bond Issue: September 2020Target Completion: May 2023

Year built 1959 Building Area: 158,626 SF Acres: 89.5 Number of students 1499 (2017-18) Core capacity

If approved by Alamance County voters, proceeds from the bond referendum of November 2018 will pay for the following at Southern Alamance High School: Add 27,525 SF building space to provide:

• Demolish 2 buildings and construct 2-story classroom building to replace 16 classrooms and restrooms plus

• 6 classrooms • 5 science labs • 3 resource rooms • Cafeteria/Dining Expansion


Renovate/Upgrade Existing Buildings to include:

• Replace damaged floor tiles; patch cracked terrazzo flooring • Exterior window replacement & caulk • Renovate all multi-use restroom facilities with new plumbing

fixtures, tile, partitions and paint • Roof replacement or repairs (specifics) • Replace aging mechanical systems • Add humidity controls to HVAC • Replace campus walkway canopy system • Replace non-ADA compliant cabinets, sinks, door hardware • Remove lockers • Replace ceilings

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Proceeds from the bond referendum of November 2018will pay for the following at Southern Alamance High School:

Add 27,525 SF building space to provide:

• Demolish 2 buildings and construct 2-story classroom building to replace 16 classrooms and restrooms plus 6 classrooms 5 science labs 3 resource rooms• Cafeteria/Dining Expansion• Renovations/upgrades to existing buildings



• School safety improvements (cameras, blinds, carded entry locks)

• Replace damaged floor tiles; patch cracked terrazzo flooring

• Exterior window replacement & caulk where needed• Renovate multi-restroom facilities with new plumbing fixtures, tile, partitions and paint

• Roof replacements or repairs where needed

• Remove lockers to widen hallways for improved traffic flow

• Replace non-ADA compliant cabinet, sinks, door hardware

• Replace aging mechanical systems

• Add humidity controls to HVAC

• Replace campus walkway canopy system

Year built 1959Building area: 158,626 SFAcres: 89.5 includes Southern MiddleClassroom capacity: 1100 studentsNumber of students 1,499 (2017-2018)136.27% capacity

Southern High School



Cost Summary


Recommendations





Arts curriculum.

Bond Issue: September 2020Target Completion: December 2022

Go to www.abss.k12.nc.us ABSS Bond Timeline

Proceeds from the bond referendum of November 2018 will pay for the following at South Mebane Elementary:

• Addition of 16 classrooms• Addition of new kitchen• Renovate existing kitchen space for dining expansion

• Renovations/upgrades to existing buildings




• Replace vinyl composite tile flooring and carpet; replace with tile

• Renovate multi-restroom facilities with new plumbing fixtures,

tile, partitions and paint

• Remediate water infiltration where buildings intersect

• Add humidity controls to HVAC upgrades or installations

• Replace windows in cafeteria and media center

• Replace non-ADA compliant cabinetry, sinks, door hardware

• Provide ADA accessible main entrance

• Repair damaged/cracked sidewalks

• Roof replacement/repair where needed

• Replace gymnasium flooring

• Fix erosion issues on site

Year built 1956Building area: 57,062 SFAcres: 26Classroom capacity: 575 studentsNumber of students 629 (2017-2018)109.39% capacity

South Mebane Elementary

Year built 1956 Building Area: SF Acres: Number of students 629 (2017-18) Core capacity

If approved by Alamance County voters, proceeds from the bond referendum of November 2018 will pay for the following at South Mebane Elementary School

• Addition of 16 classrooms • Addition of new kitchen • Renovate existing kitchen space for dining expansion • Renovations/upgrades to existing buildings



• Replace vinyl composite tile flooring • Remove carpet; replace with tile • Remediate water infiltration where buildings intersect • Replace gymnasium flooring • Add humidity controls to HVAC upgrades or installations • Replace windows in cafeteria and media center • Replace non-ADA compliant cabinetry, sinks, hardware • Provide ADA accessible main entrance • Fix erosion issues on site • Repair damaged/cracked sidewalks • Roof replacement/repair (specifics)

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Cost Summary


Recommendations





Arts curriculum.

Bond Issue: September 2020Target Completion: April 2022


Proceeds from the bond referendum of November 2018will pay for the following at Cummings High School:

• Auditorium lobby addition• Renovations/upgrades to existing buildings• Purchase specialty equipment for Fine Arts programs




• Exterior window replacement & caulk

• Renovate multi-restroom facilities with new plumbing fixtures, tile, partitions and paint

• Replace non-ADA compliant cabinets, sinks, door hardware

• Update acoustics, rigging, lighting and A/V systems in auditorium

• Replace carpeting and seating in auditorium

• Replace sheet carpeting and vinyl/composite tile

• Remediate poor drainage at parking lots and around buildings

• Re-key building

Year built 1970Building area: 204,845 SFAcres: 73.5 includes BroadviewClassroom capacity 880 studentsNumber of students 956 (2017-2018)108.54% capacity

Cummings High School



Cost Summary


Recommendations





Arts curriculum.



Cost Summary


Recommendations





Arts curriculum.

Bond Issue: March 2021Target Completion: December 2022


Proceeds from the bond referendum of November 2018will pay for the following at Graham High School:

• Renovations/upgrades to existing buildings• Purchase equipment for specialized trades programs




• Flooring replacement including removal/abatement of remaining asbestos tiles

• Exterior window replacement & caulk where needed

• Renovate multi-restroom facilities with new plumbing fixtures, tile, partitions and paint

• Remediate cracking in concrete masonry block walls

• Provide tempered water at eye wash stations in shop areas


• Roof replacement or repairs where needed

• Add humidity controls to HVAC where needed


• Replace chorus room platform

• Repair damaged sidewalks and curbs

Year built 1968Building area: 149,500 SFAcres: 42.2 includes North GrahamClassroom capacity: 915 studentsNumber of students 786 (2017-2018)85.90% capacity

Graham High School


If approved by Alamance County voters, proceeds from the bond referendum of November 2018 will pay for the following at Graham High School:

• Renovations/upgrades to existing buildings • Purchase specialty equipment for new Career & Technical

Education programs Cost Estimate: $7,619,063


• Flooring replacement including removal/abatement of remaining asbestos tiles • Exterior window replacement & caulk • Renovate all multi-use restroom facilities with new plumbing fixtures, tile,

partitions and paint • Remediate cracking in concrete masonry block walls • Roof replacement or repairs (specifics) • Add humidity controls to HVAC • Replace campus walkway canopy system • Replace non-ADA compliant cabinets, sinks, door hardware • Replace ceilings • Provide tempered water at eye wash stations in shop areas • Replace chorus room platform • Repair damaged sidewalks and curbs

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Cost Summary


Recommendations





Arts curriculum.



Renovate/Upgrade Existing Buildings to include:• School safety improvements (cameras, blinds, carded entry locks)


• Renovate multi-restroom facilities with new plumbing fixtures, tile,

partitions and paint

• Remove media center carpet; replace with tile


• Replace auditorium seating and carpet/remediate/remove remaining asbestos

• Add restrooms for auditorium area

• Repair structural issues at exterior auditorium stairs

• Re-key building

• Roof replacement/repairs where needed

Williams High School


If approved by Alamance County voters, proceeds from the bond referendum of November 2018 will pay for the following at Williams High School:




• Exterior window replacement & caulk (specifics) • Renovate all multi-use restroom facilities with new plumbing fixtures, tile,

partitions and paint • Remove media center carpet; replace with tile • Replace auditorium seating and carpet/remediate/remove remaining asbestos • Repair structural issues at exterior auditorium stairs • Replace non-ADA compliant cabinets, sinks, door hardware • Re-key building • Roof replacement/repairs (specifics)

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Cost Summary


Recommendations





Arts curriculum.


Proceeds from the bond referendum of November 2018will pay for the following at Williams High School:

Year built 1950Building area: 256,767 SFAcres: 23.57Classroom capacity: 1180 studentsNumber of students 1,214 (2017-2018)102.88% capacity



Proceeds from the bond referendum of November 2018 will pay for the following at Eastern Alamance High School:

Add 7,618 SF building space to provide:• Cafeteria/Dining Expansion• 4 classrooms• 2 classrooms Exceptional Children program• 1 resource room• Renovations/upgrades to existing buildings




• Exterior window replacement where needed

• Renovate multi-restroom facilities with new plumbing

fixtures, tile, partitions and paint


• Humidity controls/HVAC upgrades where needed

• Canopy replacement/repairs

• Replace auditorium seating



• Grading work to correct eroding slopes

• Update switchboard/wiring

Year built 1961Building area: 158,626 SFAcres: 50.06 includes WoodlawnClassroom capacity: 985 studentsNumber of students 1,273 (2017-2018)129.24% capacity

Eastern High School Eastern High School


If approved by Alamance County voters, proceeds from the bond referendum of November 2018 will pay for the following at Eastern Alamance High School: Add 7,618 SF building space to provide:

• Cafeteria/Dining Expansion • 4 classrooms • 1 resource room • 2 classrooms for Exceptional Children • Restrooms?

• Update switchboard panels/wiring



• Exterior window replacement • Renovate all multi-use restroom facilities with

new plumbing fixtures, tile, partitions and paint • Roof replacement or repairs (specifics) • Humidity controls/HVAC upgrades (specifics) • Canopy replacement/repairs (specifics) • Replace auditorium seating • Replace non-ADA compliant cabinets and sinks • Replace non-ADA compliant door hardware • Remove lockers? • Grading work to correct eroding slopes

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Cost Summary


Recommendations





Arts curriculum.

Bond Issue: March 2021Target Completion: March 2023


Proceeds from the bond referendum of November 2018will pay for the following at Western Alamance High School:

Add 7,618 SF building space to provide:

• Cafeteria/Dining Expansion

• 4 classrooms

• 2 classrooms Exceptional Children program

• 1 Career/Technical Education lab

• 2 resource rooms

• Restrooms





• Flooring replacement remove/abate remaining asbestos tiles


• Renovate multi-restroom facilities with new plumbing

fixtures, tile, partitions and paint


• Humidity controls/HVAC upgrades where needed


• Replace auditorium seating



• Rework exterior sidewalks for better accessibility

Year built 1960Building area: 136,200 SFAcres: 38.94Classroom capacity: 1085 studentsNumber of students 1,212 (2017-2018)111.71% capacity

Western High School


If approved by Alamance County voters, proceeds from the bond referendum of November 2018 will pay for the following at Western Alamance High School: Add 9,095 SF building space to provide:

• Cafeteria/Dining Expansion • 4 classrooms • 2 science labs • 2 classrooms for Exceptional Children • 1 Career/Technical Education lab • 2 resource rooms • Restrooms?



• Flooring replacement remove/abate remaining asbestos tiles • Exterior window replacement & caulk • Renovate all multi-use restroom facilities with new plumbing

fixtures, tile, partitions and paint • Roof replacement or repairs (specifics) • Humidity controls/HVAC upgrades (specifics) • Replace campus walkway canopy system • Replace auditorium seating • Replace non-ADA compliant cabinets and sinks • Replace non-ADA compliant door hardware • Remove lockers • Rework exterior sidewalks for better accessibility • Replace ceilings

School Logo



Cost Summary


Recommendations





Arts curriculum.




• School safety improvements (cameras, blinds, carded entry locks)• Flooring replacement to include removal/abatement of remaining asbestos tile• Renovate multi-restroom facilities with new plumbing fixtures, tile, partitions and paint• Exterior window replacement where needed• Repair entrance canopy• Add humidity controls to HVAC upgrades or installations• Replace non-ADA compliant cabinetry, sinks, door hardware• Fix erosion issues on site• Repair damaged/cracked sidewalks• Roof replacement/repair where needed• Replace aging electrical panels• Replace aging mechanical equipment

Year built 1929Building area: 42,465 SFAcres: 16.38Classroom capacity: 324 studentsNumber of students 283 (2017-2018)87.35% capacity

Pleasant Grove Elementary


If approved by Alamance County voters, proceeds from the bond referendum of November 2018 will pay for the following at Pleasant Grove Elementary School




• Flooring replacement to include removal/abatement of remaining asbestos tile • Exterior window replacement • Provide humidity control in any new HVAC install or upgrades • Repair entrance canopy • Add humidity controls to HVAC upgrades or installations • Replace non-ADA compliant cabinetry, sinks, hardware • Fix erosion issues on site • Repair damaged/cracked sidewalks • Roof replacement/repair (specifics) • Repair aging electrical panels • Replacement of aging mechanical equipment



Cost Summary


Recommendations





Arts curriculum.

Proceeds from the bond referendum of November 2018will pay for the following at Pleasant Grove Elementary:




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