Capital Improvement Program for 2014-15 September 9, 2014

Capital Improvement Program for2014-15

September 9, 2014

Berkeley County School District2

2014-15 Capital Improvement Program

How were projects identified?•Facilities Assessment performed to identify systems at the end of their life cycle.Also queried Work order system – sorted on repeated repair issues

•Principals submitted their 3 highest priority projects.•Reviewed historical data on district-wide repair/upgrade contracts for both facilities and technology. (HVAC, technology, flooring, roofing, operable walls, floor replacement, etc.)



What is a Facilities Assessment?Each supervisor and lead mechanic assessed the condition of the system in which they maintain and assigned a condition code: red, yellow, or green:Red means it needs to be replaced within 1 year.Yellow means it needs to be replaced within 2-4 yearsGreen means the system is good for 5 or more years.•Cost estimates were completed on all red items and some of the yellow items which could be completed with in-house work force.(Biggest bang for $ using in-house work force).



What school systems were assessed?Building Envelope Roofing HVACElectrical Systems Fire Alarm LightingPlumbing Painting Boilers/hot waterElevator Pavement FloorsKitchen Equipment Outside Lighting Athletic Fields

* Note – this does not include safety/security items such as access/control features, cameras, panic buttons, etc.

Berkeley County School District

2014-15 Capital Improvement Program- Facilites Assessment


2014-15 Capital Improvement Program- Facilites Assessment


2014-15 Capital Improvement ProgramWhat does the Facilities Assessment tell us?•Systems needing to be replaced or upgraded are shown in red and yellow.• Since many schools have had additions built at different times, the block is an average condition and may contain some red and greens and averages to a yellow. •Due to age and system conditions (the most red and yellow systems)- we need to start planning for school-wide renovations at:•Sedgefield Intermediate •Sangaree Elementary and Intermediate Schools•Devon Forest Elementary School




2014-15 Capital Improvement Program- Other Funding Sources

QZAB funding available for two RED projects:

Upgrade Fire alarm system at SHS - $250,000Upgrade Fire alarm system at MNE - $170,000


HE Bonner ES Exterior Doors need replacement

Rusted out, decayed areas


Original 1980 doors.


SHS Upgrade Original Group Restrooms-phase 1


Cannot obtain parts on these sinks any longer

Partitions are showing age and graffiti removal has mar them and plumbing fixtures are 30 years old.

Original 1983 restrooms


BHS Roof: Repair leaks at 6’ high parapet where coating has failed


Another nuance to consider: Although the BHS roofing has yellow block. There are multiple roofs at BHS and this particular roof is red while the remaining roofs are green.


Cross ES – HVAC equipment and controls have passed its useful life and needs replacement. This is only a portion of the work needed.



2014-15 Capital Improvement ProgramWhat are the Principal’s highest priority projects? Page 1 of 2


2014-15 Capital Improvement ProgramWhat are the Principal’s highest priority projects? Page 2 of 2

Berkeley County School District

Cainhoy ES/MS Gym Locker Room Renovations

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Before Picture: Fixtures are in bad shape or missing, paint is peeling, windows leak, holes in floors, improve lighting, renovate HVAC and exhaust fans, etc.


Boulder Bluff Elementary floor tile replacement for 2nd and 3rd Grade


Existing tile floors have glue coming up through seams and many tiles are discolored, chipped and worn out.


2014-15 Capital Improvement ProgramWestview ES - Add screen wall at front of cafeteria door where the trash is stored. Loading dock is unsightly and the parking area creates a traffic jam. We have closed the parking lots with cones, however a brick wall would have curb appeal and create a safer store front.


Berkeley Middle School – Connect sidewalk from bus loop to the 200 hallway; Difficult transition for wheel chairs.



District-Wide Facilities & Technology contracts for emergency and recurring costs.


Note: This money also supports other facilities within the district such as: Transportation, Food Services, Men-Riv, District office, Executive Board room, Airport, Oakley, etc.



How much funding is available?•Approximately $3.4 millionHow should we allocate the funding?•Facilities Assessment Red/Yellow items - $1.0 million of the $6,259,452.oo and defer the remaining.•Principal’s #1 priority - $1. 0 million•District wide maintenance and repair contracts for facilities and technology (emergencies)- $1.4 million

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Capital Improvement Program for 2014-15 September 9, 2014