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4 November 2013 LEHIGHTON AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT

Questions ? To be Answered Lehighton Area School District Why do PlanCon vs. Capitol Improvements? What is the Level of Renovation? What can LASD afford? (Millage increase) What Grade Alignment? Does LASD Close any Buildings?

Timeline of Presentations Lehighton Area School District 2008 • Land Use Study • District-Wide Feasibility Study 2009 • Hot water heater replacement at M.S. 2010 • H.S. – Exterior Wall Masonry Repairs • East Penn E.S. – Carpet Replacement • 2 Feasibility Study Presentations 2011 • 5 Building Task Force Committee Meetings • 4 Middle School Options Presentations • 4 Community Meetings

Timeline of Presentations Lehighton Area School District 2012 2013 PlanCon Submission Proceed with Design of 2 E.S. Projects Award Site Proposals Application for ACE Grant Award of ACE Grant (Two for $1,500,000 total) Board Presentations Grade Alignment Option Review

Project / Grant Timeline Lehighton Area School District

PlanCon Process Lehighton Area School District

PlanCon Process PlanCon Part A & B - Schematic Design Schematic Design Drawings Room Schedule Schematic Estimate Schematic Design Conference with PDE PlanCon Part D & E - Design Development Design Development Drawings Outline Specifications for Building Systems Design Development Estimate Design Development Conference with PDE PlanCon Part F & G - Construction Documents Construction Document Drawings Construction Specifications Agency Approvals Detailed Cost Breakdown based on Bids Total Contract Awards

Questions ? To be Answered Lehighton Area School District Why do PlanCon vs. Capitol Improvements? What is the Level of Renovation? What can LASD afford? (Millage increase) What Grade Alignment? Does LASD Close any Buildings?

A Master Plan for the Future Lehighton Area School District Why – Improvements for District Buildings How – Enrollment & Status Quo Options What – Master Plan Options

A Master Plan for the Future Lehighton Area School District Why – Improvements for District Buildings How – Enrollment & Status Quo Options What – Master Plan Options

WHY? A Master Plan for the Future Are Building Improvements needed Lehighton Area School District WHY? Are Building Improvements needed 20+ Years since major renovations Aging Building Systems Inefficient Infrastructure Future Technology Needs Energy Conservation Safety and Security

A Master Plan for the Future 9/14/2018 A Master Plan for the Future Lehighton Area School District East Penn Elementary School Mahoning Elementary School Franklin Elementary School Shull-David Elementary School Lehighton Area Middle School Lehighton Area High School 12

Millersburg Area School District Feasibility Study 9/14/2018 East Penn Elementary School (K-4) Built: 1954; A&A 1991 Site: 12.65 acres Area: 24,270 SF First Floor Plan IMPROVEMENTS Upgrade Mechanical, Electrical, Lighting & Plumbing Systems Building Code Upgrades Accessibility Upgrades Upgrade Security Systems Technology Upgrades Roof Replacement Refurbish Interior Finishes Repair Paving and Sidewalks Site Drainage & Lighting Safety at Play Areas & Security Fencing Ground Floor Plan 13 EI ASSOCIATES

Millersburg Area School District Feasibility Study 9/14/2018 Franklin Elementary School (K-4) Built: 1954; A&A 1992 Site: 25.5 acres Area: 39,915 SF Ground Floor Plan First Floor Plan IMPROVEMENTS Upgrade Mechanical, Electrical, Lighting & Plumbing Systems Building Code Upgrades Accessibility Upgrades Upgrade Security Systems Technology Upgrades Roof Replacement Refurbish Interior Finishes Repair Paving and Sidewalks Improve Site Drainage & Lighting Safety at Play Areas & Security Fencing 14 EI ASSOCIATES

Millersburg Area School District Feasibility Study 9/14/2018 Mahoning Elementary School (K-4) Built: 1954; A&A 1991 Site: 7.13 acres Area: 28,470 SF Ground Floor Plan First Floor Plan IMPROVEMENTS Upgrade Mechanical, Electrical, Lighting & Plumbing Systems Building Code Upgrades Accessibility Upgrades Upgrade Security Systems Technology Upgrades Roof Replacement Refurbish Interior Finishes Repair Paving and Sidewalks Improve Site Drainage & Lighting Safety at Play Areas & Security Fencing 15 EI ASSOCIATES

Millersburg Area School District Feasibility Study 9/14/2018 Shull-David Elementary School (K-4) Built: 1959; A&A 1993 Site: 3.63 acres Area: 38,515 SF Ground Floor Plan First Floor Plan IMPROVEMENTS Upgrade Mechanical, Electrical, Lighting & Plumbing Systems Building Code Upgrades Accessibility Upgrades Upgrade Security Systems Technology Upgrades Roof Replacement Refurbish Interior Finishes Repair Paving and Sidewalks Improve Site Drainage & Lighting Safety at Play Areas & Security Fencing 16 EI ASSOCIATES

Millersburg Area School District Feasibility Study 9/14/2018 Lehighton Area Middle School (5-8) Built: 1964; 1993 Site: 17 acres Area: 118,450 SF FIRST FLOOR SECOND FLOOR IMPROVEMENTS Upgrade Mechanical, Electrical, Lighting & Plumbing Systems Building Code Upgrades Accessibility Upgrades Upgrade Security Systems Technology Upgrades Roof Replacement Window Replacement Refurbish Interior Finishes Repair Paving and Sidewalks Improve Site Drainage & Lighting GROUND FLOOR 17 EI ASSOCIATES

Millersburg Area School District Feasibility Study 9/14/2018 Lehighton Area High School (9-12) FIRST FLOOR GROUND FLOOR Built: 1992 Site: 91.52 acres Area: 148,940 SF IMPROVEMENTS Upgrade Mechanical, Electrical, Lighting & Plumbing Systems Building Code Upgrades Accessibility Upgrades Upgrade Security Systems Technology Upgrades Roof Replacement Exterior Panel replacement Refurbish Interior Finishes Repair Paving and Sidewalks Improve Site Drainage & Drainage Increased Security Fencing SECOND FLOOR 18 18 EI ASSOCIATES

Full Renovations / No Additions 9/14/2018 Full Renovations / No Additions To Existing Buildings $50,000,000 Total Project Cost $4,600,000 $5,400,000 $6,400,000 East Penn Elementary School Mahoning Elementary School Franklin Elementary School $ 5,500,000 $15,700,000 $12,400,000 Shull-David Elementary School Lehighton Area Middle School Lehighton Area High School 19

Questions ? To be Answered Lehighton Area School District Why do PlanCon vs. Capitol Improvements? What is the Level of Renovation? What can LASD afford? (Millage increase) What Grade Alignment? Does LASD Close any Buildings?

PlanCon vs. Capitol Improvements Renovations - Rank 1 Improvements Only All Six (6) District Buildings. Over a Period of 13 Years Capitol Improvements $250,000 per building per year Total Project Cost $19,500,000 Maximum Elig. Reimb. $ 0 Annual Cost (13 Years) : $ 1,500,000 PlanCon Projects Total Project Cost $32,870,000 Maximum Elig. Reimb. $25,500,000 Annual Local Share (13 Years) : $ 1,800,000 1.30 Mills 21

WHY? A Master Plan for the Future Update the Educational Environment Lehighton Area School District WHY? Update the Educational Environment Better Outcomes Evolving Educational Practices Safer Building Environments Healthier Buildings Updating Technology Natural Daylighting A Living Laboratory Community Integration

A Master Plan for the Future Lehighton Area School District Why – Improvements for District Buildings How – Enrollment & Status Quo Options What – Master Plan Options

NEED CHARTS HERE Student Enrollment Projections K - 4 Method I 2010-11(PDE); Method II 2012-13 (K) PDE Capacity Method I 2010-11 Method II 2012-13 Kindergarten NEED CHARTS HERE 24

NEED CHARTS HERE Student Enrollment Projections 5 - 8 Method I 2010-11(PDE); Method II 2012-13 (K) PDE Capacity Method I 2010-11 Method II 2012-13 Kindergarten NEED CHARTS HERE 25

NEED CHARTS HERE Student Enrollment Projections 9 - 12 Method I 2010-11(PDE); Method II 2012-13 (K) PDE Capacity Method I 2010-11 Method II 2012-13 Kindergarten NEED CHARTS HERE 26

Questions ? To be Answered Lehighton Area School District Why do PlanCon vs. Capitol Improvements? What is the Level of Renovation? What can LASD afford? (Millage increase) What Grade Alignment? Does LASD Close any Buildings?

Status Quo - Option Summary Renovations - Rank 1 Improvements Only East Penn Elementary Lehighton Area High School Mahoning Elementary Lehighton Area Middle School Franklin Elementary Shull-David Elementary Renovations - Rank 1 & 2 Improvements Only -LEED GOLD Renovations - Rank 1, 2 & 3 Improvements Option - 1 Option - 2 Option - 3 28

Status Quo - Improvement Rank Summary Rank 1 Improvements Mechanical, Electrical, & Plumbing Upgrades Roof & Window Replacement Security System Upgrades Acoustical Ceilings & Asbestos Ceiling Material Abatement Rank 2 Improvements Select Site Improvements – Hard Surface Floor & Wall Finish Upgrades Door & Hardware Upgrades Additional Electrical System Upgrades – Intercom & Technology Systems Select ADA Upgrades Rank 3 Improvements Additional Site Improvements – Fencing, Play Areas, Athletic Fields Cabinetry & Locker Upgrades Additional ADA Upgrades Option - 1 Option - 2 Option - 3 LEED GOLD - Achievable 29

Annual Local Share (13 Years) : $ 1,800,000 Millage = 1.30 Status Quo - Option 1 Option - 1 Renovations - Rank 1 Improvements Only East Penn Elementary Lehighton Area High School Mahoning Elementary Lehighton Area Middle School Franklin Elementary Shull-David Elementary Total Project Cost $32,870,000 Maximum Elig. Reimb. $25,500,000 A.C.E. Grant (10% of TPC) $ 0 Annual Local Share (13 Years) : $ 1,800,000 Millage = 1.30 30

Annual Local Share (16 Years) : $ 2,400,000 Millage = 3.24 Status Quo - Option 2 Option - 2 Renovations - Rank 1 & 2 Improvements Only East Penn Elementary Lehighton Area High School Mahoning Elementary Lehighton Area Middle School Franklin Elementary Shull-David Elementary Total Project Cost $44,000,000 Maximum Elig. Reimb. $25,500,000 A.C.E. Grant (10% of TPC) $ 830,000 Annual Local Share (16 Years) : $ 2,400,000 Millage = 3.24 31

Status Quo - Option 3 Total Project Cost $50,000,000 Renovations - Rank 1, 2, & 3 Improvements East Penn Elementary Lehighton Area High School Mahoning Elementary Lehighton Area Middle School Franklin Elementary Shull-David Elementary Total Project Cost $50,000,000 Maximum Elig. Reimb. $25,500,000 A.C.E. Grant (10% of TPC) $ 1,000,000 Annual Local Share: $ 2,800,000 Millage = 4.43 32

Status Quo - Cost Summary Rank 1 Improvements Rank 1 & 2 Improvements Rank 1, 2 & 3 Improvements Total Project Cost $32,870,000 Annual Local Share $ 1,800,000 Option - 1 1.30 Mills Option - 2 LEED GOLD Total Project Cost $44,000,000 Annual Local Share $ 2,400,000 Option - 3 3.24 Mills Total Project Cost $50,000,000 Annual Local Share $ 2,800,000 33 4.43 Mills

Renovate to Maintain All District Buildings Status Quo Options Lehighton Area School District These Options Do: Renovate to Maintain All District Buildings Maximize State Reimbursement Utilize Part of the ACE Grant(s) – up to $1,000,000 Keep All Buildings Open – Status Quo

Utilize All of the ACE Grant(s) - $1,500,000 total Status Quo Options Lehighton Area School District These Options Do Not: Utilize All of the ACE Grant(s) - $1,500,000 total Realign the Grade Structure in the District Upgrade the Educational Environment Provide Additions or Alterations Close any District Buildings

A Master Plan for the Future Lehighton Area School District Why – Improvements for District Buildings How – Enrollment & Status Quo Options What – Master Plan Options

Questions ? To be Answered Lehighton Area School District Why do PlanCon vs. Capitol Improvements? What is the Level of Renovation? What can LASD afford? (Millage increase) What Grade Alignment? Does LASD Close any Buildings?

Grade Realignment - Option Summary Grades (K-6) & (7-12) Option - 4 East Penn & Mahoning Elementary (K-6) Additions and Alterations to East Penn Elementary School (K-6) Additions and Alterations to Mahoning Elementary School Franklin Elementary & Lehighton Area Jr/Sr High School (K-6) Additions and Alterations to Franklin Elementary School (7-12) Additions and Alterations to Jr/Sr High School Lehighton Area Middle School & Schull-David Elementary (K-6) Alterations to convert Middle School to Elementary School CLOSE Schull-David Elementary School Phase - 1 Phase - 2 Phase - 3 38

Grade Realignment - Option Summary Grades (K-6) & (7-12) Option - 4 East Penn & Mahoning Elementary (K-6) Additions and Alterations to East Penn Elementary School (K-6) Additions and Alterations to Mahoning Elementary School Franklin Elementary & Lehighton Area Jr/Sr High School (K-6) Additions and Alterations to Franklin Elementary School (7-12) Additions and Alterations to Jr/Sr High School Lehighton Area Middle School & Schull-David Elementary (K-6) Alterations to convert Middle School to Elementary School CLOSE Schull-David Elementary School Phase - 1 Phase - 2 Phase - 3 39

Grade Realignment – Cost per Phase Grades (K-6) & (7-12) Phase - 1 East Penn & Mahoning Elementary (K-6) Additions and Alterations to East Penn Elementary School Project Cost $8,270,000 (K-6) Additions and Alterations to Mahoning Elementary School Project Cost $8,080,000 Total Project Cost $16,350,000 Maximum Elig. Reimb. $ 5,245,000 A.C.E. Grant (10% of TPC) $ 1,500,000 40

Grade Realignment - Option Summary Grades (K-6) & (7-12) Option - 4 East Penn & Mahoning Elementary (K-6) Additions and Alterations to East Penn Elementary School (K-6) Additions and Alterations to Mahoning Elementary School Franklin Elementary & Lehighton Area Jr/Sr High School (K-6) Additions and Alterations to Franklin Elementary School (7-12) Additions and Alterations to Jr/Sr High School Lehighton Area Middle School & Schull-David Elementary (K-6) Alterations to convert Middle School to Elementary School CLOSE Schull-David Elementary School Phase - 1 Phase - 2 Phase - 3 41

Grade Realignment – Cost per Phase Grades (K-6) & (7-12) Phase - 2 Franklin Elementary & Lehighton Jr/Sr High School (K-6) Additions and Alterations to East Penn Elementary School Project Cost $ 5,700,000 (7-12) Additions and Alterations to Jr/Sr High School Project Cost $18,500,000 Total Project Cost $24,200,000 Maximum Elig. Reimb. $14,065,400 A.C.E. Grant (10% of TPC) $ 0 42

Grade Realignment - Option Summary Grades (K-6) & (7-12) Option - 4 East Penn & Mahoning Elementary (K-6) Additions and Alterations to East Penn Elementary School (K-6) Additions and Alterations to Mahoning Elementary School Franklin Elementary & Lehighton Area Jr/Sr High School (K-6) Additions and Alterations to Franklin Elementary School (7-12) Additions and Alterations to Jr/Sr High School Lehighton Area Middle School & Schull-David Elementary (K-6) Alterations to convert Middle School to Elementary School CLOSE Schull-David Elementary School Phase - 1 Phase - 2 Phase - 3 43

Grade Realignment – Cost per Phase Grades (K-6) & (7-12) Phase - 3 Lehighton Area Middle School & Schull-David Elementary (K-6) Renovations & Alterations to Lehighton Area M.S. Project Cost $ 10,200,000 CLOSE Schull-David Elementary School Projected Annual Savings $600,000 Total Project Cost $10,200,000 Maximum Elig. Reimb. $ 6,282,960 A.C.E. Grant (10% of TPC) $ 0 44

Grade Realignment – Option Summary Grades (K-6) & (7-12) Option - 4 East Penn & Mahoning Elementary Franklin Elementary & Lehighton Area Jr/Sr High School Lehighton Area Middle School & Schull-David Elementary Phase - 1 Phase - 2 Phase - 3 Total Project Cost $50,750,000 Maximum Elig. Reimb. $ 25,500,000 A.C.E. Grant (10% of TPC) $ 1,500,000 Annual Savings ($600,000) Annual Local Share $ 2,465,000 3.09 Mills 45

Grade Realignment Option Lehighton Area School District These Phases Do: Renovate to Maintain District Buildings Maximize State Reimbursement Utilize All of the ACE Grant(s) - $1,500,000 total Realign the Grade Structure in the District Upgrade the Educational Environment Provide Additions / Alterations Close a Building – Annual Operational Savings

Option Cost Summary Renovations - Rank 1 Improvements Only Renovations - Rank 1 & 2 Improvements Only LEED GOLD Renovations - Rank 1, 2 & 3 Improvements (K-6) (7-12) Additions and Alterations (Close) Shull-David Option - 1 Total Project Cost $32,870,000 Annual Local Share $ 1,800,000 1.30 Mills Option - 2 Total Project Cost $44,000,000 Annual Local Share $ 2,400,000 3.24 Mills Option - 3 Total Project Cost $50,000,000 Annual Local Share $ 2,800,000 4.43 Mills Option - 4 Total Project Cost $50,750,000 Annual Local Share $ 2,465,000 3.09 Mills 47

Questions ? To be Answered Lehighton Area School District Why do PlanCon vs. Capitol Improvements? What is the Level of Renovation? What can LASD afford? (Millage increase) What Grade Alignment? Does LASD Close any Buildings?

Vision to Reality – The Next Steps Lehighton Area School District Authorize an Option November 2013 Begin Design Phases December 2013 Bid First Projects Spring / Summer 2014 Start Construction Summer 2014 Complete Construction Fall 2015

Project / Grant Timeline Lehighton Area School District

4 November 2013 LEHIGHTON AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT