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Measure LL Facility Bond Mini Workshop August 13, 2020 Dr. Matt Doyle, Superintendent Ami Shackelford, Asst. Sup., Business Services John Wathen, Executive Director Facilities 1 Agenda Bond Construction Cost Running Total Bond Team


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Measure LL Facility Bond Mini Workshop

August 13, 2020

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  • Dr. Matt Doyle, Superintendent

Ami Shackelford, Asst. Sup., Business Services John Wathen, Executive Director Facilities

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Agenda

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  • Bond Construction Cost Running Total
  • Bond Team Restructure
  • Completed Projects Update
  • Projects Under Construction
  • Projects In Planning and Design
  • Discussion - Feedback and questions
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Bond Construction Costs Committed Total

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BOND TEAM RESTRUCTURE

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Bond Team Structure During Measure O in early 2000

  • Assistant Superintendent, Facilities Planning &

Governmental Relations - Mike Vail

  • Director of Construction
  • 2 Facility Planners
  • 2 Inspectors (District Employees)
  • Bond Accountant
  • 3 Secretaries (Asst. Sup., Dir. Const., Fac. Planners)
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Bond Team Structure Currently for Measure LL

  • Assistant Superintendent, Business (CBO) - Ami

Shackelford

  • Executive Director - John Wathen
  • Director of Construction - Kevin Waugh (Prop LL funded)
  • Bond Accountant - Karen Riedel (Prop LL funded)
  • Purchasing Manager - Kevin Lesko
  • Contract Specialist - Barb Goya
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Various Bond Positions Used in Districts

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Program Management Firm - Manages the entire project in consultation with

Superintendent and Board Liaison

CFO - Chief Facilities officer, cash management strategies, oversight Bond Programmer - programming, long-term management, CBOC management, analysis,

reporting and communications

Facilities Director - coordinates projects with internal departments ensuring adherence to

District standards and provide field support, review invoices and project processes

Construction Director or Managers - manages all field activities, RFI review, oversight

  • f architect, inspectors, laboratories, contractors, accessibility compliance, coordination with

sites, attends all construction meetings, reviews all invoices and contracts

Facility Coordinators - field support for Director, attends meetings, reviews RFI, AUR, CO,

inspecting and monitoring, documenting and reporting

Bond Accountant - manages bond funds, processing of PO’s, invoices, AUR’s, change

  • rders, reconciliation, reporting and fiscal review

Contract Specialist - manages all contracts, addenda, change orders, AUR’s, interprets

contract language for project management

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Bond Team Restructure Considerations

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  • Measure LL Bond Projects to Increase Dramatically in Next 8 months

○ RBV Softball Field Project (Medium Scope) ○ VHS Softball Field Project (Medium Scope) ○ VHS Portable Classroom Replacement Project (Large Scope) ○ Beaumont Portable Classroom Replacement Project (Large Scope) ○ Bobier Portable Classroom Replacement Project (Large Scope) ○ VIDA Sewer Project (PLA) (Medium Scope) ○ RMMS Landscaping and Shade Project (PLA) (Medium Scope) ○ VMMS Front Facade Project (PLA) (Medium Scope) ○ Lake/Madison Pathway Project (PLA) (Medium Scope)

  • Most Efficient Team Structure to Manage 9 Individual Construction Projects
  • Experience and Expertise to Facilitate and Assure High Quality Product, On-Time

Delivery, Meet On Budget Goals

  • Impact on Effective Day to Day District Functions
  • Provide High Quality Public Facing Communication and Engagement
  • Keep Board Members Actively Engaged and Informed
  • Keep CBOC Members Actively Engaged in Oversight
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COMPLETED PROJECTS UPDATE

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Rancho Buena Vista High School Gym Expansion

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  • Rancho Buena Vista High

gymnasium expansion with new restrooms, food serving area, concessions and storage

  • Project is complete
  • Project actuals to date are $1,727,983
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Vista Magnet Middle School Pool Modernization

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  • Project is complete
  • Project actuals to date are

$2,511,721

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PROJECTS UNDER CONSTRUCTION

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VHS Softball Field and Athletic Field Project

  • Hazmat abatement and building

demolition are being completed at the Vista High Softball Field Project

  • Heavy earthwork will be commencing

next week as the existing fields are excavated and prepared for the next phases of construction

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RBV Softball Field Project

  • Softball field fencing, dugouts and water

lines being installed this week at RBV softball

  • Spread-footing for posts that encountered

rocks and prevented the full depth of the hole to be excavated

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Casita Elementary Restroom Modernization

  • New parking lot curbing modifications for ADA accessibility

compliance

  • New wall finishes are now starting to be installed in the restrooms
  • Polished concrete floors are completed
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California Avenue Restroom Modernization

  • New tile and fixtures being installed in

the restrooms

  • The refurbished restrooms will now have

plenty of storage everywhere

  • Project is on schedule and estimated

completion for August 24th

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Projects In Planning and Design Projects In Planning and Design

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Beaumont Elementary

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Updated ROM for 3 buildings $9,409,850, removal of building #3 could save between $720K to $1M, reducing the current ROM to $8,689,850

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Office Modernization: Option #1

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  • Expansion occurs behind

existing offices (blue), and reuses the existing office footprint (tan)

  • New larger health area with

restroom, staff workroom, staff lounge, new student, staff and gender-neutral restrooms, larger

  • admin. and waiting areas
  • ROM estimate office

Option #1 - $1,224,401

  • Total ROM including

classrooms estimate $9,915,251

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Office Modernization: Option #2

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  • Expansion occurs towards the

MPR (blue), reuses the existing

  • ffice (tan)
  • New larger health area with

restroom, staff workroom, staff lounge, new student, staff and gender-neutral restrooms, larger admin. and waiting areas

  • ROM estimate office
  • ption #2 - $1,648,803
  • ROM estimate total with

classrooms and office

  • ption #2 - $10,338,653
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Office Replacement: Option #3

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  • New building and demolition
  • f existing
  • Removes covered walkway,

provides the greatest facelift for school entry, private lunch court, larger health area, staff workroom & lounge, student, staff and gender-neutral restrooms, larger admin. and waiting areas

  • ROM estimate total with

classrooms and office

  • ption #3 - $10,665,865
  • ROM estimate office
  • ption #3 - $1,976,015
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VHS New Classroom Buildings Overview

Building 200 facing the campus core. This is a 3-story building with student, staff and gender-neutral restrooms located on the 2nd and 3rd floors, roll up doors on the 1st floor for JROTC and athletics, ten science classrooms, ten general education classrooms, one large flex-suite, and staff workrooms

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VHS New Classroom Buildings Overview

Building 100 facing from Bobier Drive. This is a 2-story building with

student, staff and gender-neutral restrooms located on the 1st and 2nd floors, 18 general education classrooms, one large flex-suite on the 2nd floor, and staff workroom on the 2nd floor

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Other Projects In Planning and Design

  • Lake & Madison - Pedestrian Pathway (PLA)
  • Rancho Minerva - Shade, Landscaping & Fencing (PLA)
  • Vista Magnet - Gym Wall Repair, Front Entry Modification &

Landscaping (PLA)

  • Bobier Elementary School

○ new classroom buildings & portable demolition ○ Meeting is scheduled with the principal, executive director, WLC architect and Erickson Hall construction manager to refine project ○ Office modernization options will be evaluated for safety, accessibility, and the improved flow of students, staff and parents ○ Front of campus treatments to be included for curb appeal

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Discussion and Feedback

Budget Construction Cost Status

  • Bond Team Restructure
  • Current Projects
  • Beaumont Office Proposal