2026-09-24 - Joint School Construction Board

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  • The board's September meeting had been rescheduled; staff said a response on the Project Labor Agreement would go out the next day ahead of a meeting on October 8.
  • Phase 3A covers Webster, Seymour and Nottingham. Construction is targeted to start in the third quarter of 2027. Webster and Seymour would be out of their buildings about two years and move back in the third quarter of 2029; Nottingham, a phased renovation, is targeted for completion in the third quarter of 2030.
  • Swing space: Webster students move to Levy and Seymour students to Shay.
  • Design development (about 50% drawings) is ongoing, with a state submission targeted for November 2026. The board has answered state Education Department questions on building budget calculations and was awaiting a response.
  • Scope described for Nottingham: kitchen and cafeteria renovation, a small storage addition, new loading dock, conversion of a wing to career and technical education spaces, parking and drop-off reconfiguration, and a community health clinic.
  • Scope described for Webster and Seymour: air conditioning, window and roof replacement, secure front entrances with ADA ramps, bus loops, and toilet room work; Webster also gets a four-classroom addition.
  • The district asked to swap two schools between phases; the captions are garbled on which schools, and no vote was taken. Staff expect the change to be reflected in the RFP.
  • Staff hope to release the RFP for the construction management role in the first quarter of 2027, or sooner.
  • Workforce figures reported to date: minority 18.13%, women 14.86% (12% goal), city residents 17.56% (20% goal), city school district graduates 17.99% (2% goal).
  • Resolution 19, authorizing monthly payments for September 2026, was approved.
  • Public input sessions were noted for Webster (Sept 24) and Seymour (Sept 28).

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00:00Second, um I want to let you know that

00:02we're continuing to work on the PLA.

00:05Unfortunately, our September meeting had

00:07to be cancelled because one of the

00:10trades folks had a conflict, but that's

00:12not going to slow us down. We're we're

00:14going to our council's preparing a

00:17response to their August proposal. We're

00:20going to transmit that response, I

00:22believe, uh tomorrow ahead of our

00:25meeting with them on October 8th.

00:27>> Okay. So, we're pushing to keep things

00:30on track.

00:31>> Thank you. Any questions?

00:34>> Yeah.

00:35>> How the attendance were for the uh

00:37Tuesday meeting?

00:41>> Question. I don't know if the program

00:42met

00:43>> the Tuesday public meeting was

00:45>> how was the attendance

00:51yourself? Okay.

00:54Okay.

00:57Good.

01:01>> Yes.

01:03>> Yes.

01:04>> Thank you.

01:05>> Yes. So, finally, um, we had a staff

01:08meeting on the ICO RFP. Um, I have to do

01:12some work on the contract because it

01:14requires kind of a specialty contract.

01:17It's not a typical service like

01:19architects.

01:20>> Okay.

01:20>> But with that and the other RFP

01:23documents, we we hope to get them out.

01:25um

01:29uh for first quarter. Thank you. I

01:32slipped my mind. Thank you.

01:33>> Or sooner if we're ready.

01:35>> So, we're we're pushing forward with

01:37that as well.

01:38>> All right. I like sooner if we're ready.

01:41[laughter]

01:43>> And that completes my report.

01:45>> Thank you.

01:45>> Thank you very much.

01:47>> Our report of the program manager.

01:52>> Good morning.

01:53>> Good morning. Um just an update on our

01:56SD submissions. Um SED came back with a

01:59few questions. We responded to those

02:01regarding the MCA calculations for each

02:03of the buildings which translate into um

02:07essentially the budget for the building

02:08and how much aid we'll receive. We have

02:10not received a response yet from them.

02:12Uh we're hoping to receive that here

02:14shortly. Um the architects are

02:17continuing through on DD phase. That's

02:21like the 50% uh of the drawings. Uh as

02:25mentioned, we had uh public meeting on

02:28Tuesday uh presented to the board last

02:30night and then uh Webster tonight and

02:34Monday will be Seymour for public input.

02:37And we have a copy of that board

02:39presentation here tonight that we can

02:41run through and give you an idea of what

02:42the projects inelail.

02:46Um,

02:48moving along in design development still

02:51anticipate submission in November. Um,

02:55and once we get the DD docs, the

02:58construction man construction manager

03:01will perform uh an estimate so we can

03:04reconcile the budget, make sure we're

03:05within budget. Um and then we move into

03:09the construction document phase and then

03:12uh following that would be the SED uh

03:14submission and we anticipate approval in

03:18May of 27. Following that we would then

03:21go into bid and award phase. Anticipate

03:25that to be about 3 months. Following

03:26that would start construction in third

03:28quarter of 27.

03:32As mentioned, uh we are working with the

03:34team on the ICO RFP and that's moving

03:39along well. Um architects and

03:42construction managers for the phase

03:44three projects would also um fall into

03:48first quarter of 27 issuing of the RFP

03:51and look to award those second quarter.

03:53So we would start on the next three

03:55buildings.

03:58Uh continue to meet with SEDD, met with

04:00them last week. Um, again, what we're

04:03hoping to get back is feedback on the

04:05MCAs

04:08and then project labor agreement next

04:10meeting is scheduled for um the 8th of

04:13October.

04:16Any questions?

04:17>> Questions?

04:22>> Okay, we want to roll into the

04:24>> uh we got Tom behind you. Um the school

04:28district did request that um we flip two

04:31schools from phase um one from C phase C

04:35to phase B. So we'd like to um flip

04:37blahit and Delaware. So the reason we

04:40requested that u we're having floor

04:42issues in the basement of Delaware. I

04:44mean in the basement of Blahetta. We

04:46actually had the same issue at Delaware

04:47which isn't that far away about 10 years

04:50ago when we replaced the floors there.

04:52So basically the floors are like rotting

04:54out from underneath. So we'd like to

04:56switch that phase. So the school

04:57district is formally going to ask the

04:59JSCB to do that. Make that switch

05:02modify.

05:03>> That is not is that today or

05:05>> that's not today. That that's but so

05:08you'll see that in the RFP. So

05:10>> So flipping means the the schools that

05:13were in line for now are going to win.

05:17>> So for phase B, it originally was

05:19Lincoln, Blahett, and Corkran. And now

05:22it's going to be Lincoln or no Lincoln

05:24Delaware and Corkran. Now it's going to

05:26be Lincoln, Blahett, and Corkran. So

05:28Corkran doesn't uh there's no swing

05:30space there. Uh we're flipping because

05:32of swing space uh both blahit and

05:35Delaware. We're going to flip uh going

05:37to swing it to Shay. So that's what

05:39we're doing. We're just changing the

05:40order of uh when the projects get done.

05:42>> Do we think this um construction on uh

05:45Delaware is going to fix some problems

05:47that we worked on 10 years ago?

05:50Oh, that's all resolved. That that was

05:52that was all resolved. So, we took the

05:54floor out there and that that project we

05:56have went really well. So, that that's

05:57all resolved. Delaware is just a little

05:59landlocked as we all know. So,

06:02>> can I ask a question? You said that

06:03you're the floor and blahit in the

06:05basement.

06:06>> Correct.

06:06>> I mean, when did we go through blah? We

06:09just went through blahit not too long

06:10ago,

06:11>> right? But we didn't have enough money

06:12to do everything we want to do. So, we

06:14got the outside of the structure all

06:16taken care of. We took care of um

06:18student bathrooms. We took care of all

06:20the ADA, we took care of power in there

06:22because we didn't have enough power in

06:23the building. Um, and then the school

06:25district spent additional money,

06:27replaced all the floors, so we did

06:29asbestous abatement. We've done a lot of

06:31roofing there. So, the building is

06:33solid. Um, but the next phase really we

06:36have to go in the building, gut the

06:38hallways to put air conditioning in,

06:40replace all the plumbing, all the

06:43electrical, and then we're going to want

06:45to um do things like take those floors

06:47out and reconfigure that basement floor

06:49level, which we really haven't used for

06:51like 10, 15 years now.

06:53>> But once we do this, will that be the

06:55completion of logic?

06:57>> Correct. Yeah. And I think it's going to

06:59really be a major major difference. I

07:02think it'll really uh outside it looks

07:04great, but there's parts inside that we

07:06still need a lot of work.

07:10>> Um,

07:12we're switching Delaware. I'm trying to

07:13get the schools. Okay. What What is

07:16proposed for Delaware that's going to

07:17have to wait now?

07:18>> Uh, Delaware is a it's a renovation like

07:21the other elementary schools. So, we

07:22need to replace the windows. They're

07:24going to want to add air conditioning

07:25because of the New York State law. We

07:27have to replace the mechanicals. It was

07:29last renovated um in the late '80s.

07:32>> So um it's got a pool that always

07:34requires work. Um so yeah, it's it's

07:37going to need masonry, roof, all those

07:39types of things. Yeah.

07:43>> Thank you.

07:45Any other questions?

07:48>> Um did we want to run through the the

07:50slideshow just to give you an idea of

07:52what um scope is included in each of the

07:54buildings?

07:56Uh first slide here is again just a

07:58recap of the timeline for the phase 3A

08:00buildings. Currently in the design phase

08:02completed pre-construct or sorry

08:04pre-esign schematic design in progress

08:07with design development. Uh the next uh

08:11phase after that would be construction

08:12documents. Again the stateed approval

08:16bidden award phase uh we do relocate two

08:19buildings. Webster moves into levy. Uh

08:22Seymour moves into Shea. Uh target start

08:27of construction is still third quarter

08:29of 27. Uh anticipate Webster and SE

08:32Seymour moving back in in third quarter

08:35of 29. Essentially they'll be out for 2

08:37years. And then Nottingham anticipated

08:40completion is third quarter of 2030

08:43which is a phased renovation.

08:46>> Webster and Seymour they're going where?

08:48>> Uh Webster's going to Levy

08:50>> Levy

08:50>> and Seymour is going to Shay

08:52>> Shay.

08:54And before you move any further, let me

08:56ask you about Nottingham. What What else

08:58are we doing to Nottingham?

09:00>> Um, we'll show that here a couple

09:02seconds while we

09:07>> Okay. because it's saying 2030, but I

09:09know that we did intensive

09:11>> work in

09:20uh the current work scope list at

09:22Nottingham High School include uh site

09:25work reconfiguration of the main parking

09:27lot, introducing a parent drop off loop,

09:30um

09:32creation of a new bus entrance off the

09:35bus loop, and we'll show that on the

09:36site. plans here in a minute. And then,

09:39um, building a new loading dock for the

09:41kitchen.

09:43Uh, select exterior window replacements,

09:46uh, exterior door replacements in select

09:48areas, uh, repointing of brick and stone

09:51because there are some bad areas on the

09:54exterior of the building that need to be

09:56touched up. Uh, um, for CTE and academic

10:00space and academic spaces and toilet

10:02rooms. Uh, pool improvements, mostly the

10:05locker room. There'll be some select uh

10:07pool equipment and electronics as part

10:10of the project as well. Um athletics

10:14entrance um kind of like a facelift to

10:17it. Um and then the kitchen cafeteria is

10:21a complete renovation and we'll show um

10:24a small addition for new freezer cooler

10:27and dry storage that ties into the

10:29loading dock.

10:32And then auditorium improvements. Um

10:34select improvements like sound,

10:36lighting, um

10:39some finishes in the space. Uh and the

10:43one thing that's not listed here is the

10:45um healthbased clinic. We've got a spot

10:48designated in the building for that as

10:50well.

10:53So this is just an overall plan of the

10:56building. The areas highlighted in blue

10:58here are the renovation areas. Uh

11:01starting at the top of the page, that's

11:02that athletic corridor we mentioned. Um

11:06primarily that's not a real

11:07reconfiguration or anything, but just a

11:09facelift to kind of spruce it up. Um

11:12just below that is the kitchen cafeteria

11:15area. That's the complete renovation.

11:18We're actually going to turn the

11:20cafeteria

11:21section currently runs north and south.

11:24We're going to turn that east and west

11:26and move it to the exterior wall to

11:27bring in some more natural light. Um the

11:30darker blue just in the upper right

11:32corner there, that is that uh small

11:34addition for storage, freezer, cooler.

11:38Um and then the lighter blue is proposed

11:41new loading dock

11:44below that. And then

11:45>> just a question on the cafeteria. So the

11:48renovations are within the current

11:50footprint or it's going to look like

11:52it's protruding out.

11:53>> Uh current footprint.

11:54>> Current footprint. Yep.

11:56>> And the cafeteria will be the same size.

11:58Okay.

12:03[cough]

12:06>> Sure.

12:09>> And even the dark blue is within the

12:11current footprint.

12:12>> Yes.

12:15>> In addition,

12:17>> is that a kitchen processed food for

12:19other schools as well?

12:20>> Yes.

12:21>> How many schools

12:25will be about 10 after this?

12:28We serve 25,000.

12:45>> How many now?

12:47>> It's going to be 10 about how many

12:50>> schools now? [clears throat]

12:52>> Okay.

12:54>> The kitchen is very inefficient.

13:06>> [laughter]

13:08>> And I

13:10had to say it was a long time ago.

13:12[laughter]

13:13>> Thanks, Mayor.

13:14>> Thank you.

13:16>> Jeez. [laughter]

13:21the the big blue square or in the center

13:25there's the the auditorium again that's

13:28uh select finishes um paint wall again

13:32air conditioning in this space also air

13:34conditioning in the cafeteria

13:37um lighting improvements uh a little bit

13:40of rigging um

13:43and then just to the right of that is

13:45that um health-based community health

13:48clinic that we talked about. And then

13:50there's a classroom that's also

13:52highlighted there that just gets a

13:54little bit reconfigurated so that we can

13:55fit in the health place health-based

13:58clinic. Uh continuing in that section of

14:01the building, uh we mentioned a new

14:04student bus entry point that's on the

14:06the left of that corner of that

14:07building. Um that will allow students to

14:11enter the building from the bus loop. So

14:15the busers come in during the morning,

14:16they can enter in there, kind of leave

14:19some of the congestion at the main

14:20entrance

14:23and over to the the pool edition. Uh

14:26highlighted there in blue is the locker

14:28room area, but there will be select work

14:31outside of that as well. Uh so it's a

14:34reconfiguration

14:36minor of the locker rooms to make it ADA

14:39compliant and then also uh increase the

14:42size of the toilet rooms for spectators

14:44when they come to events.

14:48>> Who go here are bust in

14:52this question number

14:58>> really? Wow.

15:00>> Okay. central.

15:04Then we have our

15:12very

15:19drive by 9,

15:21you'll see the queue

15:25of kids lined up trying to enter the

15:27school and it's very difficult.

15:31entries

15:36after

15:38we will shut that entry down

15:41>> that it will just be the main entrance.

15:43Okay.

15:43>> And we do that at many of our schools.

15:46It's a very efficient way in the

15:48building quick.

15:54>> Awesome. Thank you.

15:57And then to the far left of the page is

16:00the uh GW wing. That's a complete gut

16:03renovation. We mean by gut renovation,

16:05it's tear down just about everything

16:06that's in there. Um not all the walls

16:09will come out. A lot of the corridor

16:10walls will remain, but the interior

16:13walls and current classroom sizes will

16:15change.

16:22just a an overall view of the existing

16:26site plan. Um, a couple things to note

16:29here are um kind of the way that the

16:33parking lot is set up now is not ideal

16:35because when you let's say you park on

16:38the far left, you've got to walk through

16:39like um two or three lanes of traffic

16:43trying to find parking spots. Ideally,

16:45we would and we're going to rotate that

16:4890 degrees so that when you're walking

16:50to the building, you're walking with

16:51traffic.

16:53>> Um,

16:55>> yeah,

16:56>> that reconfiguration there. Um,

16:59you can see the bus loop there. We've

17:01got an entrance coming into that

17:03entrance we just talked about. Um, we've

17:06pulled that parent drop loop off away

17:10from the building to give a little bit

17:11more area for students to queue to go

17:14into the building. And then, um, their

17:17design here is to kind of separate the

17:21parking from like uh, student teacher

17:24parking and then also have an aisle in

17:27there so that it cuts down on people

17:30speeding through a parking lot. Um, you

17:33can see we've got the

17:36loading dock uh on an angle there so

17:40that uh trucks can be pulled in and

17:42pulled out easily. And then um again

17:46just paving

17:47more parking spots.

17:50Uh with this configuration, there is um

17:53a reduction in parking. Uh we're still

17:56working through those numbers, but it's

17:57probably 30 maybe 40 parking spots. But,

18:01uh, safety wise, this is probably a

18:04better a better layout.

18:05>> The two-way entrance.

18:08>> Yeah. And that's still in design. It

18:10>> Okay.

18:11>> This may change before we get to the the

18:13final.

18:14>> Okay.

18:15>> But, uh, yeah,

18:16>> one of the ideas is maybe you could have

18:18parents pull up the bus drive a little

18:21bit further,

18:22>> pull into the bus loop, and the parent

18:24drop off, sorry, sorry, and circulate

18:28that way and back up. It's interesting

18:29to watch people turn left on that exit

18:31right there. [laughter]

18:39>> Uh this slide here is just a blowup of

18:42the reconfiguration of the cafeteria

18:46and kitchen. Uh so in the red section

18:48there is the the cafeteria currently

18:51that runs north and south. We rotate

18:53that 90° to maximize the windows along

18:56that exterior wall. for natural light.

18:59Um, just above that, you'll see two

19:02small uh toilet rooms that are added

19:05into the cafeteria space. I think that

19:08is intended to allow a lot of

19:09flexibility for um events after school.

19:13You can essentially lock down the the

19:16cafeteria area and just let people into

19:18that section of the building. Uh just to

19:21the right of that uh or above that are

19:24two classrooms that we're able to create

19:27um with this reconfiguration. We are

19:30losing one classroom in the lower right

19:32corner but we're able to gain one

19:34classroom.

19:35So a net increase there which is good.

19:37And then we've to the right of that

19:39we've got the uh new servery.

19:43And then to the right of that is the new

19:44kitchen. Um, also able to separate the

19:48garbage from kitchen. Uh, currently now

19:51it's all kind of like intermingled.

19:54So able to create that dedicated garbage

19:58and there's a overhead loading dock

20:00there for to exit the building. And then

20:02>> yellow, dark gray, and lighter gray are

20:04all what we look at right now as the

20:06cafeteria.

20:08>> Uh,

20:09>> no.

20:09>> Nope. Cafeteria currently sits where the

20:12new servery like the tan

20:13>> Okay. And then the the shaded uh

20:16classrooms here.

20:19Um again, new loading dock and staging

20:23area for that for meals go

20:25[clears throat] coming back and going

20:26going out and then trays coming back in

20:29for the following day. Um there's a

20:31break room for the kitchen staff with

20:34two designated toilets.

20:38Any questions on cafeteria?

20:42>> [clears throat]

20:46>> Uh this is a blowup that the GW wing. Um

20:52we do in this um create five CTE spaces.

20:57Those are highlighted in blue. I believe

21:00currently there's programming for

21:02construction technology, creative

21:03expressions, natural resource, and then

21:06there's two future programs that can be

21:08added to the CTE.

21:11um toilet room renovations creating um

21:15in the gray section there. Um

21:20the orange are seven classrooms along

21:23that north face currently configuration.

21:27There's about five. So we're

21:30reconfiguring that to make seven. Um and

21:34then there's also two, three, four

21:35office spaces that are created for uh

21:38program.

21:41>> Are children still in the building

21:43during this construction?

21:45>> Yes, this is a phase renovation. So,

21:47we're going to work in one area,

21:48complete that, work on another area. So,

21:51we're working through those details.

21:52Now, um,

21:59uh, this slide here just to kind of give

22:01you a blow up of each of the three, um,

22:05CTE spaces. Now, the construction

22:08technology, that's a former gym. So,

22:11we've got a little bit more head space

22:12there. The idea is there to create a um

22:15a storage space um with stairs that go

22:18up to it, which is probably, you know,

22:2110 foot off the ground. That way they

22:23can clear floor space in the classroom

22:26area, teaching area with materials or

22:28tools that they're not using, put them

22:30up there for storage, bring them down

22:31when they need them. And underneath that

22:33would be like the lecture space.

22:37Um and the pictures here are just some

22:39um concept ideas, types of equipment

22:42that are used in these spaces that the

22:45design team is working with uh district

22:47staff to to see if it fits the program.

22:51Again,

22:54some uh studies or pictures that the

22:58architect has used on other projects for

23:01like um the green space um the

23:04hydroponics growing plants on a on a

23:07hydroponic uh construction lab, what

23:10that might look like. So

23:12>> just just a couple um concerns or

23:16recommendations from the meeting about

23:19what was presented that you can share.

23:21>> Um

23:25off the top of my head um one was one

23:27one concern was parking. Um,

23:31another concern, not necessarily a

23:33concern, but um, making sure we've a net

23:39zero, if you will, with number of

23:40classrooms.

23:42>> Um, the current layout, we're about even

23:44at the um, GW. We're about even on

23:49number of classrooms that are currently

23:50existing and then the num the ones that

23:52are taken away. by reconfiguring

23:55um it creates a little bit more

23:57flexibility because we've got um

24:01if you go back to the next slide

24:05one more.

24:07So between like creative expressions and

24:09future programming that's a a classroom

24:12there in green that can be either be

24:14used dedicated for creative expressions

24:16or it could be used for a future program

24:19or it could be used for a math class.

24:22So it gives a a little bit more

24:23flexibility with that. Hopefully that

24:25answers your

24:28>> Thank you.

25:15And that's part of the the phasing that

25:17we're looking at is if we need to fit

25:18out a space um for temporary use, what

25:22needs to be included in that power-wise,

25:24waterways.

25:26Yeah.

25:29Right. Right.

25:35Mhm.

25:40Wednesday.

25:51Uh any other questions on Nottingham?

25:54Okay, moving to Webster. Uh, current

25:57work scope is um site work, reconfigure

25:59the parking lot, add a bus loop, uh,

26:02relocate the pre play playground and

26:04loading dock. I don't know if anybody's

26:06been over there in the morning, but it's

26:07congested.

26:08Um, exterior window replacement, doors,

26:12uh, roofing, brick repointing, um, a new

26:15dedicated secure single point entrance,

26:18um, at the front of the building.

26:22um

26:24update finishes within the building.

26:26When we look at the plans, it's going to

26:28look kind of bland, but we're doing

26:31introducing air conditioning into this

26:33building, which requires all the

26:35ceilings to come out, which then we'll

26:37have new ceilings, new lighting. Um

26:41there is a four classroom addition

26:45um in planned for this building. It's uh

26:48two stories, so two classrooms on two

26:51separate floors, and we'll show that

26:53here in a minute. Uh mentioned the air

26:55conditioning controls will be upgraded

26:57as well. Uh plumbing, it's uh

27:00renovations to the existing toilet rooms

27:04and then adding toilet rooms for prek

27:06and kindergarten in the classroom, which

27:09is good. um probably will, as I

27:12mentioned, new electrical uh lighting

27:14and controls. Uh additional security

27:17cameras, fire alarm, PA clock systems

27:20will all be replaced.

27:22Uh ADA accessibility improvements into

27:25the building will be incorporated into

27:28the site so that there's ramps to get

27:29you into the the single point uh entry.

27:34and then some minor reconfigurations to

27:36the cafeteria serving line so that um it

27:40kind of will create a better flow in the

27:43space.

27:46>> Do we have any ideas about how bad the

27:48abatement is?

27:50>> Uh we just are receiving reports on

27:53that. It doesn't seem that terrible.

27:56Um

27:58>> absolutely. No doubt. Just will slow you

28:01down if there's more. That's all. Right.

28:11Uh the original building in the the main

28:14entrance here is a 1917 building. It's

28:18uh brick exterior construction but a lot

28:19of wood framing. Uh there was an

28:22addition in 1924 which is the next

28:24section of the building. Uh again wood

28:27framing for the roof structure and

28:29exterior masonry walls with wood

28:31framing. And then there was a 1984

28:34edition. That's the threetory uh at the

28:37end of the building. And we'll point

28:38that out here.

28:40Um so again,

28:43uh existing site plan. Uh

28:47we've got uh teacher parking in the

28:49upper

28:52left corner there. And then across that

28:55is the

28:571917

28:59section of the building that kind of

29:00runs north and south. And then off of

29:02that is the 1924 section

29:06which runs east and west. And then the

29:08lighter roof structure there that is the

29:111980s edition.

29:13Uh we got the playground currently in

29:15the lower left corner. And then there's

29:17a small uh bus loop off of Lisman.

29:26So the the current site plan looks at

29:29adding um relocating the playground,

29:33adding parking along Wadssworth,

29:36and then creating a bus loop, if you

29:39will, entry off of Listman that exits

29:41off of Birkshshire. Uh this will hold

29:45about 14 buses which is the current load

29:47for the building.

29:49And then um we would also add a loading

29:52deck. The loading dock currently is on

29:55the south section of that 1917 portion

29:58of the building which adds to

30:00congestion. We want to increase the the

30:03width of the street there to for a

30:06parent drop off to kind of separate

30:07parent drop off, bus drop off, and then

30:10um walkers come to the building too.

30:14>> Can you go to the previous slide just

30:25>> Thank you.

30:36That's the front facing part of the

30:39building

30:40>> is on Bossworth. Correct.

30:42>> That is now going to look like parking

30:44instead of the face of the building.

30:48Yeah, that's really different.

30:55Okay.

31:01Right.

31:04Similar.

31:23>> That neighborhood meeting is tonight.

31:26>> Yes.

31:27>> Yes.

31:29And then just noting the the purple box

31:32here is the two classroom edition which

31:34is actually four but it looks like two

31:35on the the plan here. Two stories. Um

31:42[clears throat and snorts]

31:43and then relocating the loading dock to

31:45the north side of the building so it's

31:48off of the teacher parking lot, not

31:50interfering with parent drop off or bus

31:52traffic.

31:59Um, this plan view is of the lower

32:02level. Um, again looks kind of bland

32:04because the 1917 and 1924 is all crawl

32:09space, but the 80s edition has that

32:11basement level which has classrooms um,

32:14which will include the two new addition

32:17uh, classrooms. The orange on these

32:20drawings indicate toilet room

32:21renovations or new toilet rooms as we

32:24get to the upper floors. And then the

32:26yellow um is instructional space that

32:29we're reconfiguring for programs that

32:31are held within the building. But the

32:34white areas do get touched um with new

32:38ceiling, lighting, and air conditioning

32:42windows as well. So that'll help

32:46with the uh natural light in the

32:48classrooms.

32:52This is the

32:52>> [clears throat]

32:53>> uh first floor plan. Um starting at the

32:56top with the second floor of the

32:59addition. Um again, we've got toilet

33:02rooms that we're renovating uh in the 84

33:05section. um dividing up a current uh

33:10configuration for offices slash um

33:13support spaces.

33:15And then if we move to the left, um the

33:19existing main office remains where it

33:21is, which is in

33:23the center. Um

33:30at the front of the building, we've got

33:32a 88 accessible ramp. Currently there

33:35isn't one. So that's not able to be used

33:37for a main entrance. Uh I think

33:39everybody comes in the back of the

33:41building now. So it'd be nice to move

33:42that to the front. Then we'll have a

33:44secure a vestibule

33:46and u enter people into the building

33:50that way.

33:52uh

33:53mentioned the kitchen, cafeteria,

33:56not major renovations in there other

33:58than air conditioning, but the cafeteria

34:00serving line uh we're looking at

34:03reconfiguring that so that it helps the

34:05flow through the the cafeteria. That was

34:09uh comments that we did receive at one

34:11of the public input meetings.

34:16Any questions or

34:21Uh again on the second floor um which is

34:25the top floor of the 80s edition. Uh

34:28toilet room reconfigurations and again

34:30new ceiling, lighting, air conditioning,

34:33windows in that section as well.

34:35[snorts]

34:50It would take a lot more from the budget

34:54to so adding the I agree it seems like

34:57it would be but we would have to take

34:59something else out if that makes sense

35:01because we're limited on the budget and

35:04the aability for the building. So in

35:06order to incur that cost, we would

35:08likely have to reduce scope in another

35:10area.

35:17Uh Seymour, um a lot of the same work

35:20scopes as uh Webster. Uh looking to

35:24expand the parking lot, reintor

35:25reorientate the playground. Uh add a

35:28dedicated uh bus drop by increasing the

35:32the width of the road. Uh window

35:35replacements, roofing replacements,

35:37select uh brick repointing and a new

35:40entrance at the front of the building

35:41that you see in the picture there. So

35:43that will become the single point entry

35:46um during the day or at the building.

35:49Um, as we mentioned, um, mechanical

35:53upgrades, air conditioning, whole new

35:56mechanical system,

35:59uh, which will then trigger new ceiling

36:00and lighting in all the spaces, um,

36:04plumbing, uh, new toilet room

36:06renovations, uh, adding toilet rooms to

36:09kindergarten, preK rooms that are

36:11connected to the classrooms, uh,

36:15electrical upgrades, mentioned the

36:18lighting, security, alarm or security

36:20camera, sorry, uh fire alarm, PA and

36:24clocks will all be replaced building

36:26wide as well. And then the ADA

36:28accessibility improvements in the toilet

36:30rooms and entering and exiting of the

36:33building.

36:34>> On which side? Because there's no ADA

36:36accessibility on the front.

36:37>> We're going to add that a ramp to the

36:39front of that now as part of the

36:41project.

36:48This slide again just uh overall the

36:51existing site conditions here. You can

36:53see we've got a small bus loop off of um

36:56Shard.

36:58Not quite big enough for the the amount

36:59of buses that they have here. A lot of

37:01them end up queuing out in the road

37:03which um adds to confusion, congestion

37:06during the morning. Um [snorts]

37:10>> are any of the DOT plans

37:13that include West Street?

37:16Uh I'm

37:17>> affect you at all?

37:18>> I'm not aware.

37:19>> Okay.

37:20>> It shouldn't, but um

37:22>> Okay.

37:25>> Okay.

37:30>> The the new site layout here, the

37:32existing parking lot stays the same. Uh

37:34we expand that pick up by I think like

37:3630 spaces or so. Uh we do reorientate

37:40the playground to keep it in the same

37:42area, but allows for that. um

37:46parking lot to be created and that

37:48existing bus loop goes away. Uh we would

37:51widen the street for a bus drop off on

37:54Shard and then into the main entrance.

37:58We would rework those stairs for that

38:00ADA accessibility into the building.

38:02>> But there's only one side for ADA

38:04accessibility, just front entrance.

38:06>> I believe you can enter in the the

38:11office Seymour. I believe that entrance

38:13is at grade as well currently.

38:27Oh, that's true. On the the west side,

38:29which is currently the the single point

38:31entry, right at the the end of that new

38:34parking lot, there is a ramp there as

38:36well.

38:40uh first floor uh layout here. Again,

38:44the orange represents either new toilet

38:47rooms in classrooms or renovated

38:50toilets. Um we are creating a couple new

38:53toilet spaces up near the gymnasium so

38:56that we can move the current toilet room

39:00from its current reo location to create

39:02some more storage for the kitchen.

39:05Um the yellow represents um support

39:08spaces that are created. Taking a little

39:11bit out of the library to create uh two

39:14support spaces

39:16and then in the green at the front is

39:18the the main entrance and secure

39:20vestibule

39:22uh for single point entry.

39:24>> Students are staying here.

39:26>> Uh no these students get relocated as

39:28well. They really

39:31>> uh again all the other classrooms

39:34configuration wise don't change but they

39:36do to get new windows, lighting uh and

39:39air conditioning.

39:45Uh second floor, not any real

39:48modifications to the existing building

39:50footprint, but um renovating and

39:53creating a couple creating one new

39:55toilet room and then renovating the

39:58other toilet rooms.

40:02And

40:04that's it essentially. Um any questions,

40:07concerns?

40:07>> Oh, exciting to see what's about to

40:09happen.

40:10>> Yeah. Yeah.

40:12>> Thank you.

40:13>> Awesome. Thank you. Thank you. Thank

40:15you.

40:17Uh report of the

40:20>> diversity officer Charl.

40:23>> Yes.

40:25[clears throat]

40:30>> Thank you. Okay.

40:36Here you go.

40:37>> Good morning. Cheryl Pace, assistant

40:39director of the division of equity,

40:40compliance, and social impact.

40:45Um, the first thing that I'll be going

40:46over is the EEO data.

40:50I'll give you a chance to

40:53get the document first.

40:56Same thing. Yeah.

41:01>> So, from the last report, um, we have

41:04received, uh, payment applications from

41:06Labella and Kadini. So, they're listed

41:08here as well and included in the

41:10professional service hours. Um so just

41:13to go over uh where we currently sit

41:15with the minority percentage um we are

41:18currently at 18.13%

41:21um towards the goal. Uh

41:24for the uh women percentage uh we are at

41:28uh 14.86

41:30and that's to a 12% goal. And then for

41:34the uh Syracuse or sorry city resident

41:37um goal of 20%, we are currently sitting

41:40at 17.56%.

41:42And then for the Syracuse City School

41:44District graduate goal of 2%, we are

41:47currently at 17.88%.

41:50Or I'm sorry.99.

41:53Um again [clears throat]

41:55as mentioned last time these goals will

41:56fluctuate as we onboard more of the

41:58contractors and they start submitting

42:00their hours. um because it is based on

42:02the total hours that they are submitting

42:04in their payment applications. Um

42:06depending on each payment application,

42:08the hours will go up and down for this.

42:12Are there any questions on the EEO data?

42:17Okay. And then the second page is just

42:19the uh percentage towards the um MWBE

42:23goals uh for the business enterprises.

42:26So again, we now have all of the

42:29contractors listed um including CNS. We

42:32haven't received or processed their

42:34payment applications yet. So they're not

42:36included in the payment totals today. Um

42:39but right now uh towards the MB Eagle um

42:43Turner and uh

42:47sorry for the MB Eagle um we have uh for

42:52Webster Kadini and for Seymour Kadini

42:55has contributed towards the MB Eagle

42:57with their payment application so far.

43:00So for Webster, uh they have contributed

43:02$17,252.50

43:06towards the MB Eagle, which puts them

43:08right now at um 5% towards the overall

43:1318% goal. And then for Seymour, Kadini

43:16has contributed $16,156

43:19towards the MBE goal, uh which puts them

43:22at 5% towards that goal as well. So, we

43:25currently sit at um 1% towards the eight

43:29overall 18% goal, but that's just

43:31because those are the first few payment

43:33applications that have been processed

43:34with MWBE participation.

43:37>> And again, this line that says value in

43:40NA is because we have not processed CNS.

43:42>> Correct. Okay. They haven't submitted

43:43any payment applications yet. So,

43:45there's nothing towards the goal. Um for

43:47the ones that say zeros, we have

43:49processed payment applications. They

43:50just haven't done any MBE participation

43:53yet.

43:54Okay. And that's Labella. That would

43:57include Labella.

43:58>> Uh that was for Kadini that has

44:00contributed so far. Labella, we've

44:01processed the payment application. They

44:03just haven't um had any participation

44:05yet from an MBE.

44:08>> Do we know what the scope participation

44:11is that they've submitted a utilization

44:13for?

44:14>> Yes. Um if you'd like, I can uh provide

44:17the utilization plans to go out to the

44:19board so you guys can see. um some of

44:20them just haven't been engaged yet just

44:22due to the scope of their work doesn't

44:24come in until later stages.

44:26>> Okay.

44:27>> For the WB Eagle um Turner has

44:31contributed um 225,335,000

44:35sorry 225 335,000

44:39um and49 cents towards that goal. So

44:42towards the 11.67 67 uh or sorry 87%

44:46that they have on their utilization

44:48plan. They have contributed 10% so far.

44:50Um

44:52Nottingham uh Labella has contributed

44:5513,000 um 25 uh towards the overall 12%.

45:00So they are currently at 4% WBE

45:02participation. For uh Kadini, for

45:05Webster, they've contributed $10,300

45:08towards the 12% goal and currently sit

45:11at 4%. And then for their uh for kadini

45:16for Seymour they have contributed 10,900

45:20towards the 12% goal and sit at 5%. So

45:23the overall achievement so far towards

45:25the goal is 7% for WBE.

45:29>> Um Charerelle remind me what's the

45:31software that contractors are using now?

45:33For contract management, we are using

45:35B2G now and we are currently exploring

45:38options for uh certified payroll. Uh B2G

45:42now does also have a um software e

45:44comply which would create a single sign

45:46on for contractors. So they wouldn't

45:48have to log into two separate systems

45:51and they would also be able to do um

45:54exports that match the format that is

45:57required now by the department of labor

45:59so that it would make it easier for them

46:01to follow the process that the

46:03department of labor has outlined as

46:04well. So we're exploring that right now

46:06as an option. Um, still a few more

46:08conversations need to be had, but then

46:10we would be presenting the information

46:11to the board to understand which

46:13software we think is a best fit

46:15>> and any ICO ICO selected would have to

46:18use those.

46:19>> Yes. And we want to um make sure that

46:21the software stays um on our side and

46:24there would potentially be access

46:26granted limited access just to be able

46:28to do the compliance piece. um not

46:30actually have like administrative access

46:32but just um able to process uh either

46:35certified payrolls or contract

46:36management but we would have the data.

46:38Yeah.

46:39>> Okay. Perfect. Thank you.

46:41>> You're welcome.

46:42>> Any questions?

46:46>> All right. Thank you.

46:46>> Thank you.

46:49>> Uh no, that's Thank you. But just

46:51quarterly report

46:52>> resolution uh uh agenda item six

46:55resolution.

46:56>> Yes, we have one uh resolution today. Um

46:58before that a quick update that I forgot

47:01to mention. I'm in the process of u our

47:04annual renewal of our your director and

47:06officers liability insurance. So

47:09submitting that application and hope to

47:11have a proposal from the insurance

47:13broker at the next board meeting.

47:15>> Thank you very much.

47:16>> You're welcome. [laughter]

47:18Good thing to have.

47:19>> Yes, sir.

47:20>> And uh with that being said, we have

47:22resolution number 19 which would

47:24authorize our monthly payments for

47:26September.

47:29So move

47:31>> second. Any abstensions? Any objections?

47:35None hearing. All in favor?

47:38>> So move.

47:40>> Any other items?

47:41>> That uh completes our agenda for today.

47:44>> That concludes our agenda for today. Uh

47:47just a taste of where we're going in as

47:49far as the meeting time. You guys got

47:51too comfortable with 10 minutes.

47:53[laughter]

47:55>> Great question.

47:56>> Yes. Yes, great presentation. Thank you

47:58for the update. Um, I'll entertain a

48:01motion to adjurnn.

48:01>> So, move.

48:02>> Second.

48:03>> Second. All approved. I

48:05>> I So move. Thank you all.

48:08>> Thank you. I might as well just stay.