North Marion School District Bond Projects

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1 North Marion School District Bond Projects School Board Work Session: listen.design.deliver

2 Primary School Update: Safety & security: modify Admin area to create a secure entry vestibule Staff restrooms: analyze proximity to restrooms for staff in each wing, determine most economical locations to convert to additional restrooms. Correct accessibility at main public restroom. Exterior painting: looking at a campus-wide paint scheme (some painting to be future) to ensure a cohesive look as each building is completed Parking lot: received feedback from Marion County on , will proceed with two phased approach to improvements to allow for construction staging

3 Highlighting indicates areas of work

4 Bold indicates area of parking lot expansion Second driveway to be added after Master Site Plan Approval

5 Intermediate School Update: Safety & Security: create secure entry vestibule Restrooms: analyze proximity to restrooms for staff in each wing, determine most economical locations to convert into additional restrooms. Upgrade SPED restroom from current storage/restroom configuration. Provide fixture and finish upgrades to all restrooms. Mechanical unit replacements & reroof Exterior door replacement

6 Highlighting indicates areas of work Green indicates areas to receive bids for new finishes and fixtures - budget allowing

7 Middle School Update: Safety & Security: admin area redesign to recapture square footage in outdoor area is proceeding. Secure vestibule will be added. Seismic grant work in gym is just beginning design drop ceiling will be removed Locker room remodel Restrooms: analyze proximity to restrooms for staff in each wing, determine most economical locations to convert into additional restrooms. New HVAC equipment (assumes majority of distribution will remain) Parking lot: received feedback from Marion County on , will need to submit as part of a Master Site Plan

8 Area of outdoor courtyard now incorporated into Admin area Highlighting indicates areas of work

9 Bus drop off loop New driveway Parent drop off

10 High School Update: Safety & Security: new admin area and secure vestibule is part of addition Seismic grant work in gym is just beginning design Locker room (basement) remodel High School Addition

11 Educational Specifications: Guiding Principles provide the roadmap for evaluating the success of the building design Overall goal: Ensure bond funds accomplish the bond promise On time/on budget

12 May 1 - Aug 30 Jun 1 -Aug 30 Jun 1 -Sep 30 Jun 1 - May 30 Jun 1 - Jun 30 Sep 1 -Aug 31 Sep 1 -Aug Today Feb 4 -Mar 22 Mar 1 -Aug 31 Mar 25 - Aug 28 Tigard-Tualatin Templeton ES Ridgefield HS remodel Tualatin HS remodel NMSD High School Bidding Tigard HS modernization Sherwood HS replacement Vancouver SD ES replacement Vancouver SD MS replacement Beaverton -Brookwood ES NMSD High School Construction May 1 -Aug 31 Hillsboro -ES #28 Jun 1 -Jan 31 Jun 1 -Aug 28 Jun 1 -Aug 28 Jun 24 -Jul 31 Jun 24 -Jul 31 Jun 24 -Mar 31 Jun 24 -Feb 28 Jul 1 -Jul 31 Jul 1 -Aug 31 Feb 1 - Jun 30 Twality MS Jun 1 -Aug 27 Jun 1 -Aug 27 Jun 21 - Dec 31 Jun 21 -Mar 31 Jul 1 -Jun 30 Salem-Keizer McNary HS Salem-Keizer North HS La Center new MS Lake Ridge Jr HS Kelso ES replacement ACMA (Beaverton) PPS Madison HS PPS Kellog MS Tigard/Tualatin Art Ruthkin ES Salem Keizer -McKay HS Salem Keizer -South HS Vancouver SD ES modernization Kelso ES replacement Mar 1 -Aug 31 Hillsboro ES #29 Jun 1 -Aug 26 Jun 1 -Aug 26 Jun 21 -Apr 1 Local School Construction Industry Workload * Only showing the HS projects for Salem-Keizer s $619M bond ** Albany School District $159M bond schedule not shown *** Corvallis School District $200M bond schedule for construction unknown PPS Lincoln HS Salem Keizer -Sprague HS Salem Keizer -West HS This chart represents trends we are monitoring. Goal give maximum flexibility to determine most costeffective time to bid PPS Benson HS 2024

13 Phase I -Long Range Facilities Master Plan: Bond material

Scheme I Pros Great street presence /visibility of new construction Good southern exposure/views Familiar as shown in LRFMP Ability to secure classroom wing after hours Cons Safety & Security:

14 Scheme I Pros Great street presence /visibility of new construction Good southern exposure/views Familiar as shown in LRFMP Ability to secure classroom wing after hours Cons Safety & Security: sprawling layout /too many entrances/exterior circulation/difficult to lock down without fencing Requires temporary relocation of all classrooms in portables for +1 year = added cost Safety during construction year is extremely difficult Extended construction duration/disruption of students Lack of connection to CTE spaces/sub-optimal circulation overall

15 Scheme II Pros Phasing can reduce or eliminate number of portables Limits construction duration/disruption Safety & Security: student circulation internalized/reduce and secure entries Connection to CTE programs/support career track students Optimal circulation: academic wing is in the heart of the school supports purpose Connection to secured outdoor learning space Ability to secure classroom wing after hours Cons The bulk of the addition is hidden from view from Boones Ferry/Grim Road Limited southern exposure/views

Scheme III Pros Phasing can reduce or eliminate number of portables Limits construction duration/disruption Good southern exposure/views Cons Safety & Security: sprawling layout /too many

16 Scheme III Pros Phasing can reduce or eliminate number of portables Limits construction duration/disruption Good southern exposure/views Cons Safety & Security: sprawling layout /too many entrances/exterior circulation/difficult to lock down without fencing Lack of connection to CTE spaces Poor circulation/inappropriate adjacencies Inability to secure classroom wing after hours

Scheme II chosen for further development Pros Phasing can reduce or eliminate number of portables Limits construction duration/disruption Safety & Security: student circulation internalized/reduce

17 Scheme II chosen for further development Pros Phasing can reduce or eliminate number of portables Limits construction duration/disruption Safety & Security: student circulation internalized/reduce and secure entries Connection to CTE programs/support career track students Optimal circulation: academic wing is in the heart of the school supports purpose Connection to secured outdoor learning space Ability to secure classroom wing after hours Cons The bulk of the addition is hidden from view from Boones Ferry/Grim Road Limited southern exposure/views

21 Bold indicates Level II

22 For Reference Only Full Long Range Facilities Master Plan (future phases not included in Bond)

23 Option 1 for location of future gym (if stand alone project) Option 2 for location of future gym (if part of larger bond improvements)

24 Site Plan reviewed with Marion County on Note: new ball fields are not included in Bond scope of work, but need to be reviewed / approved by the County as part of the Master Site Plan

25 Example Massing Views from Boones Ferry NOT A PRELIMINARY DESIGN This is an example of how massing of the Admin area can wrap the building and address the view from Boones Ferry

26 New materials could wrap side of Gym II to tie old/new together

27 Example of 1 ½ story massing of Admin area to balance height of Gym I and Gym II beyond

28 Massing, and materials clearly delineate entry Addresses corner of Grim and Boones Ferry Covered walkway directs circulation

29 Comments, Questions and Recommendations listen.design.deliver

Orange County Public Schools

Orange County Public Schools Engelwood Elementary School Replacement 100 Percent Design Community Meeting May 16, 2016 1 Meeting Agenda May 16, 2016 Welcome School Board Member Daryl Flynn Introductions Project Update - Architect: