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  • 8/7/2019 1-23-11 BRS State Treasury bond app 2

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    3881 Building Utilization Page 5-3

    Existing/Adequate

    (K-2) Lower Elementary

    (3-5) Upper Elementary

    (6-8) Junior High

    (9-12) High School

    Sub Totals

    Remodeled

    (K-2)Lower Elementary

    (3-5) Upper Elementary

    (6-8) Junior High

    (9-1 2) High School

    Sub Totals

    Proposed New

    (K-2)Lower Elementary

    (3-5) Upper Elementary

    (6-8) Junior High

    (9-12)High School

    Sub Totals

    Total TeachingStations

    List # ofTeaching

    Stations

    30

    30

    List # ofTeachingStations

    o

    0

    List # ofTeachingStations

    0

    30

    Current Gr. Structure

    Proposed Gr. Structure

    9-12

    9-12

    CapacityX Factor

    x 20 =

    x25

    x 22.5 =

    x 21.25 =

    Capacityx Factor

    x 20 =

    x 25

    x 22.5 =

    x 21.25 =

    CapacityX Factor

    x 20 =

    x 25

    x 22.5

    x 21.25 =

    TotalCapacity

    Projected5-Year

    Pn r/->l man t

    Utilization Percentage(Projected 5-Year Enrollment / Total Capacity)

    Capacity

    0

    0

    0

    63 8

    63 8

    0

    0

    0

    0

    0

    0

    0

    0

    0

    0

    638

    488

    77%

    1 Listthe numberof teaching station inappropriatecolumn.

    2 Calculate otal capacity usingtheapplicable capacity factor.

    3 Enter five(5) year projectedenrollment.

    4 Calculate building utilizationrate.

    5 Attach floor andsite plan of thebuilding.Show the rooms and category (adequate,remodeled, proposed new,closed).Number the teaching stations inconsecutive order.

    List# ofFacility to be Closed Teaching x

    Stations

    (K-2)Lower Elementary x

    (3-5) Upper Elementary x

    (6-8) Junior High x

    (9-12) High School x

    Total Teaching Stations 0

    Square Footage forClosed Facility

    CapacityFactor

    20 =

    25 =

    22.5

    21.25 =

    TotalCapacity

    Capacity

    0

    0

    0

    0

    0

    Please transfer applicable informationto the Utilization Summary othe application.

    n Page 7 of

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    Page 6-3

    Facility Condition Assessment

    Project Number

    Perform w alkthrough inspection of the facility including special-use areas such as the cafeteria, art rooms, industrial arts areas,and science labs. Please complete the following assessment form by responding to ALL statements.

    High School

    Please provide an overall assessm entof each section or comment on anydeficiencies or special circumstances:

    Health SectionYe sX "

    No N/A____________________________________1 Visible mold/damage does not exist due to past or present water/moisture leaks.2. Indoor surfaces are free of loose and peeling paint.3. |AiF temperature is comfortable throughout the building. X4. jUnique/objectionable odors are not present in specific areas_or throughout the'"bui~!ding7 ~ ' "~ ~x

    Overall assessmentor comments:

    Life Safe ty Section HZHm j Yes I NO j N/A1 . |Lightedexit signs are present at each entrance/exitand are clearly v isible. X2 . iJ ire suppressiqn_equigment is pjesenj injotchen, science rooms and corridors. X.L j Washroom facilities have barrier free accessibility. _ X4. [Building access is limited to select, controlled entries, X"~|

    Overallassessment or comments:

    structural section Ye s i N O iN / A ~1 . Inside masonry wallsdo not show visible signsof cracks beyondn q r r n _ a j _aging._ X

    _ 2_ Surface cracksdo no? exist around perimeterof interior/exterior doorsand windows. ____ | "x3. Roof structure doesnot show visible signsof damage. __ X4. [Building exterioris intact and does not show visible deteriorationbeyond"normal aging. ___ _ X

    Overall assessment or comments: Some interior masonry cosmetic cracking in storeroom at loading dock area . Some interior concrete floor cosmetic crackingat library entrance.

    Mechanical Section _j ^ Ye s j_ N O _ _[ _ N / A ^1. "I Windows and exterior doors prevent inefficient air leakage. X2 jWater pressure exists [o_wash_ha_ndsL sijp_glv_water fountains, and flush toilets. _ X _3. I Water drains quickly from sinks. _ X __ j __ j __4, iFloor area near toilet s and sinks is dry ___ X _

    Dverallassessment or comments. Someair infultrationat door thresholdsat some exteriordoors.

    Electrical Section j Ye s j N O | N / A1 | Lighting system providesadequate intensity, diffusion, anddistribution orFllumination. _ X2. Electrical controlsare safely protectedand accessible. __________ i X ; ____ j ____3 . |Classrooms have sufficient outletsto prevent regularuse of electrical extension cords. __ ___ X j _ [_4. jThe proximity~oTeTectricalsystems or panels is dryand free of standing water. __ _____________ [ __ X __[ __ [ _____

    Jverallassessment or comments:

    Certificate by Registered Architectcertify that I have assessed the factors described above and that the conditions relative to the facility are true and correct to the bes t of my knowledge and belief.

    Scott T. Hoeft Integrated Designs, Inc.* 1301032176

    ignature Printed Name

    [email protected] 810-229-6767

    Firm Name andLicense Number

    810-229-2701

    Dale E-mail Address Fax Number Area Code and Telephone Number

    7_0

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    3881 Page 4-4

    Project Sheet

    Name of School Building: Bus Garage

    Description of Proposal or Series 1 Project:New maintenance garage.Buses.

    Description of Proposal or Series 2 Project:

    Description of Proposal or Series 3 Project:

    Instructional Technology DescriptionNA

    Site Work Description

    NA

    Cost per Sq Ft 103.53

    Cost per Sq Ft

    Type of Project:0 New Building >Ne wConstruction SquareFt 1,500EHAddition(s) >New Addition Square Ft.

    - D RemodelingD Facility Closing -> O Demolish O Retain for future use O Convert to non-instructional

    D Site Work O Sell or Lease O Undetermined

    Statement describing any existing environmental or usability problems the proposed project will address.(ex: asbestos, energy use, or ADA requirements)NA

    Estimated Cost of Proposed Construction Project: (Attach analysis showing ho w cost estimates were calculated.)

    Total Proposal/Series 1 Proposal/Series 2 Proposal/Series 3

    N ew Construction

    RemodelingConstruction Contingencies

    Instructional TechnologyLoose Furnishing/Equipment

    BusesSite WorkSite Acquisition

    Architectural Fees and CostsCM Fees and Costs

    Estimated Costs(Not including election or bond issuance costs)

    $155,300$0

    $155 ,30_

    $ o$1,509,266

    __ $0__ _ _ _ _ $ 0 _

    _|10,690$14,320

    $10,9_75

    _$0

    $0

    _$532,064_

    O

    $977,202

    $10,690$14,320

    $1,700,551 $723,349 $977,202 $0

    Certificate by Registered ArchitectI certify that the details of the proposed project(s) described above and the attached detail relative to the construction project(s) are true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief

    Signature

    10/28/10

    Date

    Ootl T. I looft

    Printed Name

    scott(5)intdesians.com_

    E-mailAddress

    Integrated Oeoignc, Inr

    810-220-6767Fax Number

    Firm Name an d License Number

    81 -229-2701Area Code and Telephone Number

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    Wolgast Corporation BEAVERTONRURALSCHOOLS 11/4/2010Integrated Designs CONCEPT BUDGET SUMMARY

    School Descriptiop BudgetBeaverton Rural Schools

    Bu s Garage Series 11,500 Sq Ft Maintenance Building $105,300.00Fuel Tank @ Bus Garage $50,000.00

    Construction Cost Subtotal $155,300.00

    A/E Fees $10,690.00CM Fees $10,415.00Construction Support Cost $3,905 00Contingency $10,975.00Buses $532,064.00Furniture/Equipment $0.00Technology $0.00

    TOTAL COSTS $723,349 .00

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    3881 Building Utilization Page 5-4

    [Bus Garage

    Existing/Adequate

    (K-2) Lower Elementary

    (3-5) Upper Elementary

    (6-8) Junior High

    (9-12) High School

    Sub Totals

    Remodeled

    (K-2) Lower Elementary

    (3-5) Upper Elementary

    (6-8) Junior High

    (9-12) High School

    Sub Totals

    Proposed New

    (K-2) Lower Elementary

    (3-5) Upper Elementary

    (6-8) Junior High

    (9-12) High School

    Sub Totals

    Total TeachingStations

    List # ofTeaching

    Stations

    0

    List # ofTeachingStations

    0

    List # ofTeachingStations

    0

    0

    Current Gr. Structure

    Proposed Gr. Structure

    NA

    NA

    Capacityx Factor

    x 20 =!

    x 25

    x 22.5

    x 21.25 =

    Capacityx Factor

    x 20 =

    x 25

    x 22.5 =

    x 21.25 =

    Capacityx Factor

    x 20 =

    x25

    x 22.5

    x 21.25 =

    TotalCapacity

    Projected5-Year

    Pnrnl mont

    Utilization Percentage(Projected 5-Year Enrollment / Total Capacity)

    Capacity

    0

    0

    0

    0

    0

    0

    0

    0

    0

    0

    0

    0

    0

    0

    0

    NA

    NA

    NA

    1 List the number of teaching station inappropriate column.

    2 Calculate total capacity u sing theapplicable capacity factor.

    3 Enter five(5) year projected enrollment.

    4 Ca lculate building utilizationrate.

    5 Attach floorand site plan of the building.Show the rooms and category (adequate,remodeled, proposednew, closed).Number the teaching stations inconsecutive order.

    List # ofFacility to be Closed Teaching x c to

    Stations

    (K-2)Lower Elementary x 20

    (3-5) Upper Elementary x 25 =

    (6-8) Junior High x 22.5

    (9-12) High School x 21.25 =

    Total Teaching Stations 0

    Square Footage for TotalClosed Facility Capacity

    Please transfer applicable informationto the Utilization Summary on Page 7 ofthe application.

    Capacity

    0

    0

    0

    0

    0

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    Page 6-4

    Facility Condition Assessment

    Project Number

    Perform walkthrough inspection of the facility including special-use areas such as the cafeteria, art rooms, industrial arts areas ,and science labs. Please complete the following assessment form by responding to ALL statements.

    Bu s Garage

    Please provide an overall assessm entof each section or comment on anydeficiencies or special circumstances:

    Health Section1 jVisible mold/damage does no t exist due to past or present water/moisture leaks2. jIndoor surfaces are free of loose an d peeling paint.

    Ye s | No ; N/A

    Air temperature is comfortable throughout the building4. Unique/objectionable odors are not present in specific areas or throughput the building.

    xx

    Overall assessment or comments:

    Life Safety SectionLighted exit signs are present at each entrance/exit and are clearly visible.

    Yes | No J_ N/Ai X

    2 ._ Fire suppression equipment is present in kitchen, science_rpoms_ and corridors.3. [Washroom facilities have barrier free accessibility.

    _4. jBuilding access is limited to select, controlled entries.Overall assessment or comments:Washroom facilities accessible, but toilet room fixtures and toilet stall configeration do not meet the current barrier free requirements

    i I *1 L X

    X

    structural section1. [Inside masonry walls do not show visible signs of cracks bey qnd_nprmaIagjng^

    Yes j No j N/A_

    2. Surface cracks do not exist around perimeter of interior /exterior door s and windows.3. Roof structure does not show visible signs of damage.

    j | I_

    XX

    _ 4 . jBuilding exterior is intact and does not show visible deterioration beyond normal aging,Overall assessment or comments: Existing metal siding contains cosmetic denting at several locations.

    Mechanical Section Y e s1. Windows and exterior doors prevent inefficient air leakage.

    No ; N/A

    XWater pressure exists to wash hands, supply water fountains, and flush toilets.

    Water drains quickly from sinks._ 4 j Floor area near toilets and sinks is dry.

    XX

    Overall assessment or comments:

    Electrical SectionLighting system provides adequate intensi ty, diffusion, and distribution of illumination.

    Yes i No j N/A

    Electrical controls are safely protected and accessible.Classrooms have sufficient outlets to prevent regular use of_ejectri_cal_extens[qnCoords.

    4. JThe proximity of electTlcalsystems or panels is dry and free of standing water.Overall assessment or comments:

    Certificate by Registered ArchitectI certify that I have assessed the factors described above and that the conditions relative to the facility are true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief.

    Scott T. Hoeft Integrated Designs,Inc. * 1301032176

    Signature Printed Name

    icottf5?intdesiqns com 810-229-6767

    Firm Name andLicense Number

    810-229-2701

    E-mailAddress Area Code and Telephone Number

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    3 8 8 1 Page 4- 5

    Project Sheet

    Name of School Building: PreschoolBuilding

    Description of Proposal or Series 1 Project:Remove and replace approximately 3,000s.f. of roof ares.

    Description of Proposal or Series 2 Project:

    Description of Proposal or Series 3 Project:

    Instructional Technology DescriptionNA

    Site Work Description

    NA

    Cost per Sq Ft

    Cost per Sq Ft

    Type of Project:D New Building > New Construction SquareFt

    D Addition(s) *New Addition Square Ft

    0 RemodelingD Facility Closing ~> O Demolish O Retain for future use O Convert to non-instructional

    D Site Work O Sell or Lease O Undetermined

    Statement describing any existing environmental or usability problems the proposed project will address.( e x : asbestos, energy use, or ADA requirements)Energy efficiency will be increased with the removal and Replacementof roofing materials.

    Estimated Cost of Proposed Construction Project: (Attach analysis showing how cost estimates were calculated.)

    Total Proposal/Series 1 Proposal/Series 2 Proposal/Series 3

    New Construction

    Remodeling

    Construction Contingencies

    Instructional Technology

    Loose Furnishing/Equipment

    Buses

    Site Work

    Site Acquisition

    Architectural Fees and Costs

    CM Fees and Costs

    Estimated Costs( N o t including election or bond issuance costs)

    SO

    $21,900

    $0

    $21,900

    _ $ 1 _ , 6 4 5 _

    $0

    $1,645

    $0

    $0

    $0

    $0

    $0

    J 1 , 6 0 0

    $2,145

    $0

    J 5 1 . 6 J D O

    $2,145

    $27,290 $27,290 $0 $0

    Certificate by Registered Architectc e r t i f yt h a t t h e d e t a i ls o f t h e p r o p o s e d p r o j e c t ( s ) d e s c r ib e d a b o v e a n d t h e a t t a c h e d d e t a i l r e la t i v e t o t h e c o n s t r u c t io n p r o j e c t ( s ) a r eIrue a n d c o r r e c t t o th e b e s t o f m y k n o w l e d g e a n d b e l i e f .

    Scott T. Hoeft Integrated Designs, Inc. #1301032176

    Signature

    10/28/10Date

    Printed Name

    scott < 8 >intdesiqns.comE-mail Address

    _8JO-22_0-676JFax Number

    Firm Name and License Number

    810-229-2701 _Area Code andTelephoneNumber

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    3881 Building Utilization Page 5-5

    Existing/Adequate

    (K-2) Lower Elementary

    (3-5) Upper Elementary

    (6-8) Junior High

    (9-12) High School

    Sub Totals

    Remodeled

    (K-2) Lower Elementary

    (3-5) Upper Elementary

    (6-8) Junior High

    (9-12) High School

    Sub Totals

    Proposed New

    (K-2) Lower Elementary

    (3-5) Upper Elementary

    (6-8) Junior High

    (9-1 2) High School

    Sub Totals

    Total TeachingStations

    List # ofTeaching

    Stations

    0

    List # ofTeachingStations

    0

    List # ofTeachingStations

    0

    0

    Current Gr. Structure

    Proposed Gr. Structure

    NA

    NA

    CapacityX Factor

    x 20 =

    x 25 =

    x 22.5 =

    X 21.25 =

    CapacityX Factor

    x 20 =

    x 25

    x 22.5 =

    x 21.25 =

    Capacity* Factor

    x 20 =

    x 25

    x 22.5

    x 21.25 =

    TotalCapacity

    Projected5-Year

    F^rtiVkllm int

    Utilization Percentage(Projected 5-Year Enrollment / Total Capacity)

    Capacity

    0

    0

    0

    0

    0

    0

    0

    0

    0

    0

    0

    0

    0

    0

    0

    NA

    NA

    NA

    1 List the number of teaching station inappropriate column.

    2 Calculate total capacity using th eapplicable capacity factor.

    3 Enter five (5 ) year projected enrollment.

    4 Calculate building utilization rate.

    5 Attach floor and site plan of the building.Show th e rooms and category (adequate,remodeled, proposed new, closed).Number the teaching stations inconsecutive order.

    List # ofFacility to be Closed Teaching x ^ paci ^ = Capacity

    Stations

    (K-2) Lower Elementary x 20 = 0

    (3-5) Upper Elementary x 25 = 0

    (6-8) Junior High x 22.5 = 0

    (9-1 2) High School x 21.25 = 0I

    Total Teaching Stations 0

    Square Footage for TotalClosed Facility Capacity

    Please transfer applicable informationto the Utilization Summary on Page 7 ofthe aoolication.

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    Page 6-5

    Facility Condition Assessment

    :t Number

    irm walkthrough nspection of the facility including special-use are=>s such as the cafeteria, art rooms, industrial arts areas,icience labs. Please complete the following assessment form by responding to ALL statements.

    Preschool Building

    Please provide an overall assessmentof each section or comment on anydeficiencies or special circumstances:

    th Section | _ _ Ye s _|_NO j N /AVisible mold/damage does not exist due to past or present water/moisture leaks, XIndoor surfaces are free of loose and peeling paint. XAir temperature is comfortable throughout the building XUnique/objectionable odors are not present in specific areas or throughout the building^ XI assessment or comments:

    Safety Section ITZZZTTZZIZZZ Y e s N^ 1 N/ALighted exit signs are present at each entrance/exit and are clearly visible. XFire suppression equipment is present in kitchen, sc ience rooms and corridors. j N A ~Washroom facilities have barrier free accessibility. XBuilding access is limitedJo elect, controlled entries. _ XI assessment o r comments .

    oom facilitiesaccessible, but toiletroom fixtures and toilet stallconfigerationdo not meet the current barrierfree requirements

    :tural section ~ !_Yes _ N O _ I _N/AInside masonry walls do not show visible signs of cracks Beyond normal aging. j XSurface cracks do not exist around perimeter of interior/exterior doors and_wjndows^_ j X _Roof structure does not show visible signs of damage. XBuilding exterior is intact and does not show visible deterioration_beypnd norrna[agjn_g. _ _ Xassessment or comments: Existingmetal siding contains cosmetic denting at several locations

    lanicalSection N/ AA/indowsand exterior doors prevent inefficient air leakage.

    A/ater pressure exists to wash hands, supply water fountains, and flush toilets./Vater drains quickly from sinks. _rloor area near toilets and sinksjs dry.__assessment or comments:

    rical Section.ighting system provides adequate intensi ty, diffusion, and distribution of illumination. _Electricalcontrols are safely protected and accessible.Classrooms have sufficient outlets to prevent regular use of e]ectrica[extension cords^'he proximity of electrical systems or panels is dry_andjre[ of standjnc;j/vater._assessment or comments:

    N ;A

    Certificate by Registered Architect

    that I have assessed the factors described above an d that the conditions relativeto the facilityare true an d correct to the best of myknowledge an d belief.

    Scott T. Hoeft Integrated Designs,Inc. # 1301032176

    Printed Name

    [email protected]

    Firm Nameand License Number

    810-229-6767E-mailAddress Area Code and Telephone Number

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    3881 Page 4-6

    Project Sheet

    Name of School Building: Administration Building

    Description of Proposal or Series 1 Project:Remove and replace approximately 3,535 s.f. of roof area.

    Description of Proposal or Series 2 Project:

    Description of Proposal or Series 3 Project:

    Instructional Technology DescriptionNA

    Site Work Description

    NA

    Cost per Sq Ft

    Cost per Sq Ft

    Type of Project:D New Building > New Construction SquareFt

    D Addition(s) > New AdditionSquare Ft.

    G DRemodelingD Facility Cosing -* O Demolish O Retain for future use O Convert to non-instructional

    D Site Work O Sell or Lease O Undetermined

    Statement describing any existing environmental or usability problems the proposed project will address.(ex: asbestos, energy use, or ADA requirements)Energy efficiency will be increased with the removaljand replacernent^ofroofing materials^._

    Estimated Cost of Proposed Construction Project: (Attach analysis showing how cost estimates were calculated.)

    Total Proposal/Series 1 Proposal/Series 2 Proposal/Series 3

    New Construction

    Remodeling

    Construction Contingencies

    Instructional Technology

    Loose Furnishing/Equipment

    Buses

    Site Work

    Site Acquisition

    Architectural Fees and Costs

    CM Fees and Costs

    Estimated Costs(Not including election or bond issuance costs)

    $o$9,450-

    $p$o

    $_9,450

    _ 5559_5P.

    $0

    $_ $ 0

    $535

    $715

    $11,250

    _ $ _ p _$535$715

    $11,250 $0 $0

    Certificate by Registered Architectcertify that the details of the proposed project(s)described above and the attached detail relative to the construction project(s) are true an d correct to the best of myknowledge an d belief

    Signature

    _10/28/irjDate

    TScptt_T.Jjoeft_PrirJtecTName ~

    [email protected]

    810-220-6767

    lntegrated_Designs, Inc. #1301032176Firm Mamfi and License Number

    810-229-2701Fax Number Area Code and T elephone Number

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    Wolgast Corporation BEAVE RTO N RURAL SCHO OLSIntegrated Designs CONCEPTBl IDGET SUMMARY

    School Description Budgeteaverton Rural Schools

    Central OfficeRoof Replacement $9,450.00

    Construction Cost Subtotal $9,450.00

    A/E Fees $535.00CM Fees $520.00Construction Su pport Cost $195.00Contingency $550.00Buses $0.00Furniture/Equipment $0.00Technology $0.00

    TOTAL COSTS $11,250.00

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    38 1 Building Utilization Page 5-6

    Administration Building

    Existing/Adequate

    ub Totals

    Remodeled

    ub Totals

    Proposed New

    (-2) Lower Elementary

    i-5) Upper Elementary

    i-8) Junior High

    i-12) High School

    ub Totals

    Total TeachingStations

    List # ofTeaching

    Stations

    0

    List # ofTeachingStations

    0

    List # ofTeachingStations

    0

    0

    urrent Gr. Structure

    oposed Gr. Structure

    N A

    NA

    CapacityX Factor

    x 20 =

    x 25

    x 22.5 =

    x 21.25 =

    CapacityFactor

    x 20 =

    x 25

    x 22.5 =

    x 21.25 =

    Capacityx Factor

    x 20 =

    x 25

    x 22.5

    x 21.25 =

    TotalCapacity

    Projected5-Year

    pnml mant

    Utilization Percentage(Projected 5-Ye ar Enrollment / Total Capacity)

    Capacity

    0

    0

    0

    0

    0

    0

    0

    0

    0

    0

    0

    0

    0

    0

    0

    NA

    NA

    NA

    1 List the number of teaching station inappropriate colum n.

    2 Calculate total capacity using theapplicable capacity factor.

    3 Enter five (5) year projected enrollment.

    4 Calculate building utilization rate.

    5 Attac h floor and site plan of the building.Show the room s and category (adequate,remodeled, proposed new, closed).Number the teaching stations inconsecutive order.

    List* ofFacility to be Closed Teaching x c P < =

    r*. raCiOrStations

    (K-2) Lower Elementary x 20 =

    (3-5) Upper Elementary x 25 =

    (6-8) Junior High x 22.5

    (9-12) High School x 2 1 2 5 =

    Total Teaching Stations 0

    Square Footage for TotalClosed Facility Capacity

    Capacity

    0

    0

    0

    0

    0

    Please transfer applicable informationto the Utilization Summary on Page 7 ofthe aoolication.

    . i;

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    Page 6-6

    Facility Condition Assessment

    ;t Number

    rm walkthrough inspection o f the facility including special-use a reas such as the c afeteria, art rooms, industrial arts areas,cience labs. Please complete the following assessm ent form by responding to ALL statements.

    Preschool Building

    Please provide an overall assessmentof each section or comment on anydeficiencies or special circumstances:

    th Section _ _ i _ Y 5 s _! N O I N / AVisible mold/damage d oes not exist due to past or presentwater/moisture jgaks. XIndoor surfacesare free of loose and peeling paint. x"T~"Air temperature is comfortable throughoutthe building. ~"xUnique/objectionable odors are not present in specific a reas or throughout Thebuilding. X~I assessment o r comments:

    Safety Section j Y e s i N O | N / ALightedexit signs are present at each en trance/exit and are clea rly visible. ~ XFire suppression equipmentis present in kitchen, science roomsand_corridors. T ~NA~Washroom facilities have barrier free accessibility. >fBuildingaccess is limited toselect, controlledentries. "Z*T~I assessment or comments:oom facilities accessible,but toilet room fixturesand toilet stall configeration do not meet the current barrier free requirements.

    :turai section ! _ _ Ye s[ _ N O _ _ | _ N / A _Inside maso nry wallsdo not show visiblesigns of cracks beyond normal aging. _ NASurface cracks do not exist aroun d perimeter of interior/e xteriordoors jnd windows. __XRoof structure doesno t show v isible signsof damage _XBuildingexterior is intact an d does no t show visible deterioration Beyondnormaj aging. Xa s s e s s m e n tor comments: Existing metal siding contains cosmetic dentingat several locations.

    lanical Section [ Yes J_ N _ O _ _ |N /AMndows and exterior doorsprevent inefficient air leakage. __XA/ater pressure existsto wash hands, supply water fountains,and flush toilets. X_

    /Vater drains quickly from sinks. Xrloor area n ear toiletsand sinks is dry. X j jassessment or comments

    rical Section !_Yes j N O i N / Alighting'systemprovidesadequaTiTntensity,diffusion,and~distributibriroflTluTniiTatjonr'" XElectrical controlsare safely protected and accessible. XClassrooms hav e sufficient outletsto prevent regularuse of electrical extension cord s. i NAfhe proximityof electrical system sor panels is dry and free o^sjaiding_water. Xassessment or comments:

    Certificate by Registered Architect

    that I have assessed the factors described above and that the conditions relative to the facility are true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief.

    Scott T. Hoeft IntegratedDesigns. nc * 1301032176Printed Name

    :ott(S)intdesiqns-Com 810-229-6767

    Firm Name and License Number

    810-229-2701

    E-mailAddress Area Codean d Telephone Number

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    Utilization Summary

    (Name of School D strict: Beaverton Rural Schools (Dstrict Code Number: 26-010

    List ALLdistrict facilitiesin the following order: elementary schools,junior high/middle schools, high schools,and non-instructional facilities.

    Proj No.

    1

    Name of School Facility

    Primary School

    2 Middle School

    3 High School

    4 Bus Garage / Maintenance

    SiPreshool

    6 AdministrationBuilding

    Bus Garage / Maintenance

    Service Building

    Current GradeStructure

    K-3

    4 - 8

    9 - 1 2

    na

    na

    na

    na

    Proposed GradeStructure

    K- 3

    Projected5-Year Enrollment

    Adequate Pupil Remodel PupilCapacity Capacity NewPu

    342J 310 1 20 1"4 - 8 49 1

    9 - 1 2 488

    na| na

    naj na

    na

    nai

    na ! na

    Storage / Primary School na! na

    Athletic Storage na na

    Lockers/ Concessions na j na

    na

    635 0|

    638 0-

    na na

    na na|

    na naj

    na na naina | na na j

    na na na!

    nai na na

    na! na naj !

    Press Box / Storage nai na|_ nai na na

    iAthletic Storage nai ! i

    na ; na] na; na

    IStorage /Middle School na! na| na na na

    \ \ \ I j

    Total Pupilpit Capacity Capacity Utilization%

    Closed PupilCapacity

    70 1_ 400 86% na

    O J 63 5 77 %

    0 638 j 76%

    na i na na

    na

    na

    na

    na! na na na

    naj na| na na

    na{ na| na

    na na naI

    na na na

    na naj na

    na

    na

    na

    na

    na na | nai na

    na L na na

    na naj na

    na na na

    i

    na

    na

    na

    Subtotals by School District's Grade Configuration

    Elementary School

    Middle School

    Highj5chool

    Total:

    K- 3

    4 - 8

    9- 12

    K - 3

    4 - 8

    9 - 1 2

    I

    342

    491

    488

    1321

    310|_ . . . - . . .635 1

    638 1

    1 5 8 3 J

    20'

    O j

    o j20)

    7 0 i

    0

    0

    70

    400

    635

    638

    1673

    110%j

    77%!

    76%

    82 % j

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    Facility Summary

    | Name of School D strict: Beaverton Rural Schools Dstrict Code Number:26-010

    List ALL district facilities in the following order: elementary schools, unior high/middle schools, high schools, and non-instructional facilities

    Pro/".Mo.

    1

    2

    3

    4

    5

    6

    Col. 1

    Facility Type'

    Instructional

    Instructional

    Instructional

    Bus Garage

    Col 2

    Name of School Facility

    Primary School

    Mddle School

    High School

    Bus Garage / Maintenance

    Non-Instructional Preschool

    Non-instructional / Adrnjn istr ation BuildingAdministration

    Non-instructional / BusGarage

    Non-instructional / ServiceBuilding

    Non-instructional /Storage, Primary School

    Co. 3

    Address

    1 27 Tonkin Street

    Col.4

    City

    Beaverton

    440 South Ross Street i BeavertonI

    3090 Crockett Road Beaverton

    3384 M-18 JBeaverton

    1 06 Tonkin j Beaverton

    468 South Ross Street i Beaverton!

    Col 5 Col.

    YearBuilt Year(s) Ren

    1953 1962, 6

    1965 198

    1997i

    new

    1935 1963,

    1972

    Bus Garage / Maintenance j1 22 Tonkin Street ! Beaverton 1 942

    Service Building

    Storage / Primary

    Stadium Athletic Storage

    [122 Tonkin Street JBeaverton i 1942

    127 Tonkin Street

    3090 Crockett Road

    Stadium / Fieldhouse \ Lockers / Concessions 13090 Crockett Road

    Stadium | Stadium Press Box /Storage 13090 Crockett Road

    Stadium

    Storage

    Athletic Storage 3090 Crockett Road

    Storage / Middle School 406 Ross

    Beaverton

    Beaverton.... .

    1985 !

    1986 :

    Beaverton 2003

    Beaverton i 1986

    Beaverton ; 1976

    Beaverton j1992

    i

    5 Col. 7

    modeled Site Size (Acres)

    7,97 10j

    Col. 8

    Total Sq.Ft.

    32,281

    5 16 j 34,075

    Col. 9WeightedAverage

    Age

    33.30

    3730

    1 ' \33 102,330 1300

    |

    i 5

    97 i 2

    2

    2

    2_ L . _. ..

    incl in Primary

    incl in HighSchool

    incl in HighSchool

    incl in HighSchool

    incl in HighSchool

    incl in Mddlei School

    72

    8,000

    25,222

    3,535

    1,540

    Col. 10

    New S/leCAcres)

    0

    0

    0

    NA 0

    49.17 0

    28

    NA

    ~ "" '2,160 NA

    280 25.

    1 344 24

    3,950 7

    704 24

    0

    0

    0

    0

    0

    I0

    0

    448 34 0

    1,728 18 0

    217,597

    Col. 1 1

    Bldg InUse? Y/N

    Y

    Y

    v

    S

    Y

    :, YY

    Y

    Y

    Y

    Y

    Y

    Y

    Y

    Col. 12Sq Ft ofClosedFacility

    0

    0

    0

    0

    0

    1,540j

    2,160

    0

    0

    0

    0

    0

    0

    Col 13

    Disposition ofClosed Facility"

    NA

    NA

    NA

    NA

    NA

    NA

    Demolish

    Demolish

    NA

    NA

    NA

    NA

    NA

    NA

    -----

    "Facility Type:Instructional

    Non-Instructional

    Bus GarageStorage

    Stadium

    "Cosed Facility Ref:1. Demolish

    2. Convert to non-instr.

    3. Sell or lease4. Retain for future use

    5. Undetermined

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    Cost Summary

    Name of SchoolDistrict: Beaverton Rural Schools [District Code Number: 26-010

    Pro/.

    #

    1

    1

    2

    3

    4

    5

    6

    Total

    Cosf per

    Sq Foot

    2

    $21.36

    $20.35

    $9.32

    $0.00

    $10.14

    $33.75

    New Cons

    SqFeet

    3

    22,000

    0

    0

    1,500

    0

    0

    New

    Construction

    4

    $3,042,200

    $05U

    $155,300

    $0$0

    $3,197,500

    Remodeling

    5

    $689,594

    $693,550

    $954,115

    $0

    $21,900

    $9,450

    $2,368,609

    Contingency

    6

    $257,419

    $77,920

    $143,190

    $10,975

    L $1,645

    $550

    $491,699

    Instructional

    Technology

    7

    $196,709

    $54,040

    $335,350

    $0

    $0

    $0

    $586,099

    Loose Fum

    and Equip

    a

    $80,000

    $0

    $10,000

    $0

    $0

    $0

    $90,000

    Buses

    9

    $0

    $0

    $0

    $1,509,266

    $0

    $0

    $1,509,266

    Site Work

    10

    $312,500

    $562,000

    $1,487,800

    $0

    $0

    $0

    $2,362,300

    Site

    Acquisition

    11

    $0

    $0$0$0

    $0

    $0

    $0

    A/EFees

    and Costs

    12

    $264,056

    $75,900$181,730

    $10,690

    $1,600

    $535

    $534,511

    CMFees

    and Costs

    13

    $353,671

    $101,655

    $243,405

    $14,320

    $2,145

    $715

    $715,911

    Project

    Costs

    14

    $5,196,149

    $1,565,065

    $3,355,590

    $1,700,551

    $27,290

    $11,250

    $11,855,895

    Election/

    Issue Costs

    15

    $124,115

    $37,383$80,152

    $40,619

    $652

    $269

    $283,190

    Total

    Cost16

    $5,320,264

    $1,602,448

    $3,435,742

    $1,741,170

    $27,942

    $11,519

    $12,139,08517. % of Project Costs : (= The total of each column /the total of Column 14)

    26.97% 19.98% 4.15% 4.94% 0.76% 12.73% 19.93% 0.00% 4.51%[ 6.04%| 100.00%

    18. Election/Bond Issue Costs:

    Bond (and Local) Attorney:

    Financial Advisor:

    Qualification Fee:

    Treasury Filing Fee:

    Auditor Review:

    M.A.C.Fee:

    Miscellaneous Costs*:

    $29.141

    $27,910

    $8,900

    $1,193

    $1,000

    400

    % of Proi Cost

    0.25%

    0.24%

    0.08%

    0.01%

    0.01%

    0.00%

    0 0.00%

    (Prorate the total for each project in

    Capitalized Interest:

    OfficialStatement:

    Election Notices:

    Bond Dscount:

    Credit Rating:

    Total Other Costs:

    $0

    $11,000

    $18,658

    $158,488

    $26,500

    $283,190

    % of Proi Cost

    0.00%

    0.09%

    0 16%

    1.34%

    0.22%

    2.39%

    Co l 14 and distribute prorate within Col15)

    19. Funding:

    Total Estimated Cost of Project: $12,139.085

    LESS:

    Estimated Interest Earnings: $39,125

    Other (specify):

    AMOUNTOF PROPOSED ISSUE

    (Amount to be Qualified)$12,099,960

    'Explanation of Miscellaneous Costs:

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    3881, Worksheet 1: Useful Life Calculation

    A school district must demonstrate thatthe weighted average maturityof the qualified bond issue doesno texceed 120% of the average reasonably expected useful lifeof the facilities, excluding landan d siteimprovements, being financed withthe proceeds of the qualified bonds.

    The following table liststhe recommended average useful lifeof the categories of asse ts that should beconsidered in this calculation. If a specific item is not listed, it should be a ssigne d to the m ost closely relatedcategory.

    Asset Cateory

    New School Building

    Useful LifeYears

    " 40Building Improvements - interior and exterior remodeling such as plumbing, electrical" HVAC, fire!suppression, security systems, elevators, etc.Roofing

    I

    Flooring20_

    , ...... ...~ ,. :

    Furnishings and Equipment - furnitureand fixtures thatare not a structuralcomponent of abuilding suchas desks, chairs, tables, storage units, office equipment, copiers,fax machines,communications equipment, kitchen equipmentand appliances, athletic equipment, etc.

    10

    10

    Technology Infrastructure-cables, networks, etc.BusesTechnology (instructionalan d non-instructional)- computers, printers, scanners, etc.

    Use the wo rkshee t below to calculate the weighted a verage useful life of a ssets included inprojects funded by bond proceeds.

    Asset Type

    School Buildings

    Building Improvements

    Roofing

    Flooring

    Furnishing/ Equipment

    TechnologyInfrastructure

    Technology (instr/non-instr)

    Buses

    Col. 1

    AverageUseful Lifeof Asset (in

    Years)

    40

    30

    20

    10

    10

    10

    5

    6

    Col. 2

    Timebetween

    Bonds IssueDate andPurchase

    0

    0

    0

    0

    0

    0

    0

    0

    Col. 3

    UsefulLifeof Assetfrom Bond Issue Date

    Col. 4

    ExpenditureAmount

    Col. 5

    Allocation ofRelated

    ProfessionalFees

    Col. 6

    TotalCosts(Incl.Related

    Fees)

    Col. 7

    % of TotalCost

    40 3,418,325 212,481 3,630,806 41.92%I

    30

    20

    10

    10

    10

    5

    6

    Total for purposes of determining weighted avg useful life

    1,440,296 89,528

    Col. 8

    AverageUseful Lifeof

    Assets (inyears)

    16.77

    1,529,824 17.66% 5.30I

    708,400 44,033 752,433 8.69% 1.74

    1 1 ,442

    90,000

    479,345

    586,099

    1,509,266

    8,243,173

    710

    4,607

    29,795_ -

    12,152 0.14%!

    94,607 1.09%

    509,140

    36,432 622,531

    0

    417,586

    1,509,266

    5.88%

    7.19%

    17.43%

    8,660,759 | 100.00%

    0.01

    0.11

    0.59

    0.36

    1.05

    25.92

    120% of average useful life of assets 31.11