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AGENDA

AGENDA. WELCOME PRESENTATION: HOW WE GOT HERE SCENARIO PRESENTATION “GALLERY WALK” REPORT OF SUMMARY COMMENTS CLOSING COMMENTS. MEMBERS OF SBTF. Ellen Sturgis, Chair Gary Bernklow Bill Byron Lynn Colletti Lisa D’Alessio Norm Farris. Rob Kaufman & Rick Lent, facilitators

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AGENDA

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  1. AGENDA • WELCOME • PRESENTATION: HOW WE GOT HERE • SCENARIO PRESENTATION • “GALLERY WALK” • REPORT OF SUMMARY COMMENTS • CLOSING COMMENTS

  2. MEMBERS OF SBTF Ellen Sturgis, Chair Gary Bernklow Bill Byron Lynn Colletti Lisa D’Alessio Norm Farris

  3. Rob Kaufman & Rick Lent, facilitators Phil Poinelli & Lorraine Finnegan, Symmes Maini McKee Architects (SMMA) Associates and others

  4. SCHOOL BUILDING TASK FORCE CHARGE: To Collaborate and develop a consensus on two or more building and/or renovation options for grades PreK-5 and present them, with cost estimates, at the May 2007 Annual Town Meeting --March 2006

  5. This Meeting in context • OCTOBER : COMMUNITY CONCERNS • JANUARY 22: CRITERIA • FEBRUARY 26: SCENARIOS • MARCH 12: PROPOSALS

  6. Community Concerns: October • Location: center of town/campus, other? • Is Add/Reno a feasible option? • Cost issues: town constraints, MSBA, alternative financing sources • Trade off of cost vs. educational quality • Enrollment: impact of growth; phasing options

  7. Criteria: January • Financial considerations • MSBA uncertainty: what are the options • Private/alternative sources; contingencies • Enrollment/growth • Too low? “Underbuilding” fear • Core space differential • Program/Common Space • Different “mandates”: state, federal, District • Site • Traffic; Water/Septic; Wetlands; • Enough Play Space?

  8. How We Arrived Here

  9. Scenarios all meet “Needs Criteria” and MSBA guidelines • Enrollment: 660 classroom capacity up to 700 core • Educational Program needs • Site: traffic, septic/water, playground • Single use Gym for Grades 1-5 • Maximize MSBA reimbursement potential

  10. Considerations • PHASING • MSBA FUNDING/RULES • HALE MIDDLE SCHOOL • COST

  11. OUR SCENARIOS THREE PARTS: • POMPOSITTICUT • CENTER SCHOOL • HALE MIDDLE SCHOOL

  12. Existing Conditions Great Road Hartley Road Firehouse Town Building Library

  13. Scenario One

  14. Scenario Three

  15. Scenario Four

  16. Scenario Five

  17. Scenario Seven

  18. Gallery Walk by Last Name A-D SCENARIO ONE E-H SCENARIO THREE I-M SCENARIO FOUR N-R SCENARIO FIVE S-Z SCENARIO SEVEN

  19. Keep in touch! Important Dates: Next Q&A (Ch 9): Wed., March 7 **************************************** Meeting on Proposal March 12 **************************************** Town website www.stow-ma.gov

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