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ORANGE HIGH SCHOOL Major Capital Projects Requiring Additional Funding 1,399
<br /> 1,296
<br />1962
<br />CAPACITY
<br />IMPACT 2
<br />Option LOW HIGH
<br />1 $524,180 $975,000 N
<br />Subtotal $524,180 $975,000 0
<br />Option LOW HIGH
<br />3 $4,393,420 $5,491,775 TBD
<br />Subtotal $4,393,420 $5,491,775 TBD
<br />Option LOW HIGH
<br />1 ROOF REPLACEMENTS (400/AUX GYM)$350,000 $525,000 N
<br />1 $121,198 $151,497 N
<br />1 $1,132,112 $1,455,572 N
<br />1 $1,375,595 $1,790,697 N
<br />Subtotal $2,978,904 $3,922,766 0
<br />Option LOW HIGH
<br />1 $266,938 $348,065 N
<br />1 $1,363,475 $1,666,470 N
<br />1 $699,917 $769,606 N
<br />1 $143,922 $159,072 N
<br />1 $1,222,252 $1,584,344 N
<br />1 $485,191 $808,651 N
<br />Subtotal $4,181,696 $5,336,208 0
<br />$12,078,201 $15,725,749 TBD
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<br />Option 1
<br />Option 2
<br />Option 3
<br />Grand Total (2024 Costs w/increased capacity)
<br />Repair and renovation of long-range items that also bring the class size square footage of elementary classrooms to 1,200 sf Repair and long-range improvements that extend a minimum of twenty-five years of additional operation to a facility and meet
<br />REVISED DATE: 1/8/2022
<br />Number of mobile units currently on site
<br />Note: The above cost estimates include major projects that were identified in the 2013-2014 Schools Comprehensive Facilities
<br />Assessment as well as projects that have been identified since that study. None of the projects listed have been fully funded.
<br />1 School Capacity: Orange County NC Schools Adequate Public Facilities Ordinance (SAPFO). Annual membership count November 15, 2019. Level of
<br />Service (LOS) means the amount (level) of students that can be accommodated (serviced) at certain school system grade group. [i.e., Elementary level
<br />(K-5), Middle Level (6-8), High School Level (9-12)] Standards for LOS: Elementary 105%, Middle 107%, High School 110%. Source: Orange County NC
<br />SAPFO Annual Report. Class size reduction phase-in based on House Bill 90 (SL 2017). Allotment and average class size in grades K-3 shall be at the
<br />following ratios for 2021-2022: Kindergarten (1:18), 1st Grade (1:16), 2nd & 3rd Grade (1:17).
<br />2Capacity Impact: Y/N (number indicates number of potential seats gained or lost.)
<br />Priority Ranking KeyRepair, replacement or renovation of items, components or systems that are important to the health and safety of the students and
<br />staff and to sustain the overall operation of the facility. General maintaince and system service life upgrades. (state building code
<br />violations, health department violations, handicapped accessibility issues, removal of hazardous material, security issues not
<br />being met by current systems)
<br />INTERIOR RENOVATIONS: NON-ACCESSIBLE GROUP RESTROOMS
<br />INTERIOR RENOVATIONS: WOOD GYM FLOORS REFURBISH
<br />LIGHTING: ENERGY EFFICIENT LIGHTING UPGRADE
<br />NEW EMERGENCY GENERATOR LIGHTING
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<br />ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS UGRADE
<br /> MAJOR BUILDING IMPROVEMENTS
<br />FOOD SERVICE RENOVATIONS
<br />BACK DRIVEWAY REPAIR
<br />REPLACE WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT BUILDING
<br /> MAJOR SYSTEMS RECOMMENDED FOR REPLACEMENT WITH <10
<br />YEARS OF USABLE LIFE
<br />NEW BOILER- FIELD HOUSE
<br />ENERGY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM UPGRADE
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<br />SAFETY
<br />IMPLEMENT SECURITY RECOMMENDATIONS
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<br />NEW CONSTRUCTION & BUILDING ADDITIONS
<br />School Capacity1
<br />SAPFO CAPACITY
<br />MEMBERSHIP COUNT
<br />AGE OF SCHOOL/BUILDINGS
<br />PROJECT PRIORITY & CATEGORY ESTIMATED RANGE OF COST
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