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7 School Phillips Middle School $ 134,103 $ 1.12 Chapel Hill High $ 326,129 $ 1.15 School Smith Middle School $ 166,761 $ 1.16 Ephesus Elementary $ 92,643 $ 1.20 School Lincoln $ 94,707 $ 1.23 Center/Phoenix Morris Grove $ 114,197 $ 1.24 Elementary School Estes Hill Elementary $ 78,950 $ 1.28 School Glenwood Elementary $ 76,037 $ 1.29 School Northside Elementary $ 135,233 $ 1.29 School FP Graham $ 92,269 $ 1.31 Elementary School Rashkis Elementary $ 135,508 $ 1.34 School Carrboro High School $ 270,523 $ 1.51 Carrboro Elementary $ 104,138 $ 1.60 School Seawell Elementary $ 120,749 $ 1.70 School District Total $ 2,712,885 $ 1.23 Commissioner Dorosin referred to Page 6, and the $16 million and $12 million figures to keep buildings in clean and good working order, and asked if this is over a certain time period, or is an ongoing need. Patrick Abele said it is an ongoing analysis, and the $12 million every year is for the buildings and facilities. He said the $16 million includes additional renovations and upgrades, which may not occur every year. He said doing repairs, upgrades and renovations in smaller chunks, in an ongoing manner, may be wiser than raising a large amount of money to fix everything at once. Commissioner Dorosin referred to the list of priorities on page 7, and asked if these priorities are in priority order, or all they all priority number one. Patrick Abele said all are priority number one. He said the life safety systems are of the highest priority, but students should have fresh air and a working mechanical system, as well as a roof that will not leak water into a bucket on the student's desk. He continued with the presentation: Facility Maintenance Work Order Summary— page 8 Work Orders by Location 2018-2019 Site #Work Orders Carrboro Elementary 257 Carrboro High School 315