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(Continued from Page 1) show a building containing 3,500 square feet with a board room, offices for superintendent, assistant superintendent and clerks, public waiting room, fire resistant record storage area, conference room, toilets including facilities for the handicapped, office for special services coordinator, space for cafeteria coordinator, work area, porch for protected entrance and vestibule.
According to McClintock, the offices would be constructed “more or less like a house” at costs between $30 and $35 a square foot. Using $35 per square foot and including furniture and architect fees, cost for administrative offices should run approximately $124,337.
Garage
McClintock’s proposals for a bus garage call for a threebay unit including two main bays with a drive-through facility and variable length lift and a third bay with wash and paint area. The garage would also include a main office, storage area, toilet facilities for drivers and an outside island that can service two vehicles.
“It’s not the most imaginative type of design job but it is a functional facility,” said McClintock. “We’d be building for volumn as opposed to quality,” with cost per square foot of $30 to $35.
At $35 per square foot, including architect fees but deleting provisions for office furniture, the bus garage with an area of 4,065 square feet will cost approximately $143,000.
“A lot of people plan on a larger scope with the idea of shaving and cutting here and there. That’t not the case with our proposal (for the elementary and high schools),” McClintock stated. “Any cuts from this point back will be detrimental,” he informed the board.
"Will we have outgrown these things by the time we actually see them?” asked elementary teacher Lynn Baines.
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