1. Fair Lawn BOE: Concept Planning
Thomas Edison School
John A. Forrest Elementary School
Lyncrest Elementary School
Henry B. Milnes Elementary School
Radburn Elementary School
Warren Point Elementary School
Westmoreland Elementary School
Thomas Jefferson Middle School
Memorial Middle School
New Administrative Offices near Fair Lawn High School
New Administrative Offices at 5-01 Bergen Ave

2. Thomas Edison School

3. Thomas Edison School: Option 1
Pros
Cons
The site is very tight and we may not be able to expand over a first floor
Traffic pattern is an issue
Insufficient staff parking
Minimal site disturbance
Option 1: 2nd Story Addition, Classrooms on the 1st floor, Board of Education Offices relocated to 2nd floor
Area of Possible Expansion – 13,500 SF
Order of Magnitude Construction Cost – $7.52 Million
Potential Number of Standard Size Classrooms (800/850 SF) – 12
Potential Number of Kindergarten Classrooms (950 SF) – 10

4. Thomas Edison School: Option 2
Pros
Cons
Meets core curriculum requirements
We will lose some parking spaces for the new addition (approx. 6 spaces)
Option 2: Media Center
Area of Possible Expansion – 3,000 SF Media Center
Order of Magnitude Construction Cost – $1.4 Million

5. Thomas Edison School: Option 3
Pros
Cons
Minimum site disturbance
The site is very tight and we may not be able to expand over a first floor
Traffic pattern is an issue
Insufficient staff parking
Option 3: 2nd Story Classroom Addition
Area of Possible Expansion – 13,200 SF
Order of Magnitude Construction Cost – $7.4 Million
Potential Number of Standard Size Classrooms (800/850 SF) – 11
Potential Number of Kindergarten Classrooms (950 SF) – 9

6. John A. Forrest Elementary School

7. John A. Forrest Elementary School: Option 1
Pros
Cons
Large addition
Connection to existing building is through an existing classroom
Lose paved playground area and some grass area
Insufficient staff parking
Option 1: New 2-Story Addition
Area of Possible Expansion – 13,300 SF
Order of Magnitude Construction Cost – $5.84 Million
Potential Number of Standard Size Classrooms (800/850 SF) – 12
Potential Number of Kindergarten Classrooms (950 SF) – 10

8. John A. Forrest Elementary School: Option 2
Pros
Cons
Close proximity to existing parking area
Connection to main building is through an existing classroom
Disturbs the site
Insufficient staff parking
Option 2: New 2-Story Addition
Area of Possible Expansion – 8,800 SF
Order of Magnitude Construction Cost – $3.8 million
Potential Number of Standard Size Classrooms (800/850 SF) – 7
Potential Number of Kindergarten Classrooms (950 SF) – 7

9. John A. Forrest Elementary School: Option 3
Pros
Cons
Large addition
Playground will have to be relocated
Connection to main building is through an existing classroom
Insufficient staff parking
Option 3: New 2-Story Addition
Area of Possible Expansion – 11,300 SF
Order of Magnitude Construction Cost – $5 Million
Potential Number of Standard Size Classrooms (800/850 SF) – 12
Potential Number of Kindergarten Classrooms (950 SF) - 10

10. Lyncrest Elementary School

11. Lyncrest Elementary School: Option 1
Pros
Cons
Larger addition
Disturbs athletic fields
Insufficient staff parking
Option 1: New 1-Story Addition
Area of Possible Expansion – 8,250 SF
Order of Magnitude Construction Cost – $3.8 Million
Potential Number of Standard Size Classrooms (800/850 SF) – 6
Potential Number of Kindergarten Classrooms (950 SF) – 6

12. Lyncrest Elementary School: Option 2
Pros
Cons
Less disturbance to athletic fields
Minimal classrooms added
Insufficient staff parking
Option 2: New 1-Story Addition
Area of Possible Expansion – 6,050 SF
Order of Magnitude Construction Cost – $2.84 Million
Potential Number of Standard Size Classrooms (800/850 SF) – 4
Potential Number of Kindergarten Classrooms (950 SF) – 4

13. Lyncrest Elementary School: Option 3
Pros
Cons
Minimal disturbance to site
More difficult construction project
Insufficient staff parking
Option 3: 2nd Story Classroom Addition
Area of Possible Expansion – 12,000 SF
Order of Magnitude Construction Cost – $5.24 Million
Potential Number of Standard Size Classrooms (800/850 SF) – 11
Potential Number of Kindergarten Classrooms (950 SF) – 9

14. Henry B. Milnes Elementary School

15. Henry B. Milnes Elementary School: Option 1
Pros
Cons
Large addition
Access point to main building is through an existing exit vestibule (shown on bottom). Other access point would not be required but would be through an existing classroom (shown on top)
Disturbs the site
Insufficient staff parking
Option 1: New 2-Story Addition
Area of Possible Expansion – 28,000 SF
Order of Magnitude Construction Cost – $11.96 Million
Potential Number of Standard Size Classrooms (800/850 SF) – 28
Potential Number of Kindergarten Classrooms (950 SF) – 22

16. Henry B. Milnes Elementary School: Option 2
Pros
Cons
Minimal site disturbance
More difficult construction project
Insufficient staff parking
Option 2: 2nd Story Classroom Addition
Area of Possible Expansion – 13,800 SF
Order of Magnitude Construction Cost – $6.44 Million
Potential Number of Standard Size Classrooms (800/850 SF) – 12
Potential Number of Kindergarten Classrooms (950 SF) – 11

17. Henry B. Milnes Elementary School: Option 3
Pros
Cons
Minimal site disturbance
More difficult construction project
Insufficient staff parking
Option 3: 2nd Story Classroom Addition
Area of Possible Expansion – 13,100 SF
Order of Magnitude Construction Cost – $6.2 Million
Potential Number of Standard Size Classrooms (800/850 SF) – 11
Potential Number of Kindergarten Classrooms (950 SF) - 10

18. Radburn Elementary School

19. Radburn Elementary School: Option 1
Pros
Cons
Minimal site disturbance
Small addition, fewer classrooms
More difficult construction project
Insufficient staff parking
Need approvals from Radburn Association & NJ State Historic Preservation Office
Option 1: 2nd story Classroom Addition
Area of Possible Expansion – 5,800 SF
Order of Magnitude Construction Cost – $2.84 Million
Potential Number of Standard Size Classrooms (800/850 SF) – 4
Potential Number of Kindergarten Classrooms (950 SF) – 3

20. Radburn Elementary School: Option 2
Pros
Cons
Connection to main building is to an existing corridor
Disturbs existing adjacent grass area
Insufficient staff parking
Need approvals from Radburn Association & NJ State Historic Preservation Office
Option 2: New 2-Story Addition
Area of Possible Expansion – 13,300 SF
Order of Magnitude Construction Cost – $5.84 Million
Potential Number of Standard Size Classrooms (800/850 SF) – 12
Potential Number of Kindergarten Classrooms (950 SF) - 10

21. Warren Point Elementary School

22. Warren Point Elementary School: Option 1
Pros
Cons
Large addition
Access point to main building is through a corridor
Will lose some grass area
Insufficient staff parking
Option 1: New 1 or 2-Story Addition
Area of Possible Expansion – 6,650 SF / 13,300 SF
Order of Magnitude Construction Cost – $3.02 Million / $5 Million
Potential Number of Standard Size Classrooms (800/850 SF) – 6/12
Potential Number of Kindergarten Classrooms (950 SF) – 5/10

23. Warren Point Elementary School: Option 2
Pros
Cons
Access point to main building is through a corridor
Will lose some paved playground area
Insufficient staff parking
Option 2: New 1 or 2-Story Addition
Area of Possible Expansion – 4,400 SF / 8,800 SF
Order of Magnitude Construction Cost – $2 Million / $3.8 Million
Potential Number of Standard Size Classrooms (800/850 SF) – 3/6
Potential Number of Kindergarten Classrooms (950 SF) – 3/6

24. Warren Point Elementary School: Option 3
Pros
Cons
Large addition
Minimal site disturbance
Site is tight at parking lot for spanning a first floor
More difficult construction project
Insufficient staff parking
Option 3: 2nd Story Classroom Addition
Area of Possible Expansion – 20,000 SF
Order of Magnitude Construction Cost – $9.2 Million
Potential Number of Standard Size Classrooms (800/850 SF) – 18
Potential Number of Kindergarten Classrooms (950 SF) – 16

25. Westmoreland Elementary School

26. Westmoreland Elementary School: Option 1
Pros
Cons
Design of the school may be more appealing than other options
Will lose some paved playground area
Connection to main building is through an existing classroom
Insufficient staff parking
Option 1: New 1 or 2-Story Addition
Area of Possible Expansion – 5,650 SF / 11,300 SF
Order of Magnitude Construction Cost – $2.6 Million / $5 Million
Potential Number of Standard Size Classrooms (800/850 SF) – 4/8
Potential Number of Kindergarten Classrooms (950 SF) – 3/6

27. Westmoreland Elementary School: Option 2
Pros
Cons
Minimal site disturbance
May not be aesthetically pleasing to add a 2nd story
More difficult construction project
Insufficient staff parking
Option 2: 2nd Story Classroom Addition
Area of Possible Expansion – 9,500 SF
Order of Magnitude Construction Cost – $4.52 Million
Potential Number of Standard Size Classrooms (800/850 SF) – 7
Potential Number of Kindergarten Classrooms (950 SF) – 6

28. Thomas Jefferson Middle School

29. Thomas Jefferson Middle School: Option 1
Pros
Cons
Connection to main building is through an existing storage room
Will lose paved playground area
Insufficient staff parking
Option 1: New 2-Story Addition
Area of Possible Expansion – 13,300 SF
Order of Magnitude Construction Cost – $5.84 Million
Potential Number of Standard Size Classrooms (800/850 SF) – 12

30. Thomas Jefferson Middle School: Option 2
Pros
Cons
Connection to main building is through an existing corridor
Will lose large parking area
Insufficient staff parking
Option 2: New 2-Story Addition
Area of Possible Expansion – 13,300 SF
Order of Magnitude Construction Cost – $5.84 Million
Potential Number of Standard Size Classrooms (800/850 SF) – 12

31. Memorial Middle School

32. Memorial Middle School
Pros
Cons
Minimal site disturbance
School is in a flood zone
Option 1: 2nd Story Classroom Addition
Area of Possible Expansion – 12,500 SF
Order of Magnitude Construction Cost – $5.84 Million
Potential Number of Standard Size Classrooms (800/850 SF) – 11

33. Vacant Property near FLHS

34. Vacant Property near FLHS: Option 1
Pros
Cons
Adjacent to the high school
Parking located near existing residential properties
Option 1: New 2-Story Board of Education Office on Adjacent Property
Area of Possible Expansion – 10,000 SF
Order of Magnitude Construction Cost – $4.4 Million (does not include cost of parking area)
Potential Number of Parking Spaces – +/- 65 spaces

35. Vacant Property near FLHS: Option 2
Pros
Cons
Building frontage on Bergen Ave
Parking located near existing residential properties
Option 2: New 2-Story Board of Education Office on Adjacent Property
Area of Possible Expansion – 10,000 SF
Order of Magnitude Construction Cost – $4.4 Million (does not include cost of parking area)
Potential Number of Parking Spaces - +/- 70 spaces

36. 5-01 Bergen Ave

37. 5-01 Bergen Ave
Pros
Cons
Currently developed site
Some existing parking can be re- utilized
Existing historic building can remain
Will have to relocate buses
Insufficient space for required additional parking
Option 1: New 2-Story Board of Education Office
Area of Possible Expansion – 10,000 SF
Order of Magnitude Construction Cost – $4.4 Million

38. Construction Costs Warren Point Elementary School:
Option 1 - $3.02 Million (1 story) / $5 Million (2 story)
Option 2 - $2 Million (1 story) / $3.8 Million (2 story)
Option 3 - $9.2 Million
Westmoreland Elementary School:
Option 1 - $2.6 Million (1 story) / $5 Million (2 story)
Option 2 - $4.52 Million
Thomas Jefferson Middle School:
Option 1 & 2 - $5.84 Million
Memorial Middle School: $5.84 Million
Vacant Property near FLHS:
Option 1 & 2 - $4.4 Million (does not include cost of parking area)
5-01 Bergen Ave - $4.4 Million
Thomas Edison School:
Option 1 - $7.52 Million
Option 2 - $1.4 Million
Option 3 - $7.4 Million
John A. Forrest Elementary School:
Option 1 - $5.84 Million
Option 2 - $3.8 Million
Option 3 - $5 Million
Lyncrest Elementary School:
Option 1 - $3.8 Million
Option 2 - $2.84 Million
Option 3 - $5.24 Million
Henry B. Milnes Elementary School:
Option 1 - $11.96 Million
Option 2 - $6.44 Million
Option 3 - $6.2 Million
Radburn Elementary School:
Option 1 - $2.84 Million
Option 2 - $5.84 Million

39. Memorial Middle School

40. Memorial Middle School
Pros
Cons
Minimal site disturbance
School is in a flood zone
Option 1: 2nd Story Classroom Addition
Area of Possible Expansion – 12,500 SF
Order of Magnitude Construction Cost – $5.84 Million
Potential Number of Standard Size Classrooms (800/850 SF) – 11

41. Thomas Edison School

42. Thomas Edison School: Option 3
Pros
Cons
Minimum site disturbance
The site is very tight and we may not be able to expand over a first floor
Traffic pattern is an issue
Insufficient staff parking
Option 3: 2nd Story Classroom Addition
Area of Possible Expansion – 13,200 SF
Order of Magnitude Construction Cost – $7.4 Million
Potential Number of Standard Size Classrooms (800/850 SF) – 11
Potential Number of Kindergarten Classrooms (950 SF) – 9