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so Hillsborough Elementary School Renovations 7/25/2002 Preliminary Report on Existing Facilities Pape 6 1 • address the mold and mildew problems. • Remove all unit ventilators for thorough cleaning and maintenance. • Provide new exterior vents in exterior brick wall for all unit ventilators and rework unit ventilators to provide fresh air into the classrooms. • Remove all carpet from the classrooms as this may be a significant habitat for mold. Removing the carpet and vinyl composition tile may require asbestos abatement of the existing vinyl asbestos tile. Install earth-friendly floor ale system similar to other installations in the school district. • Reroof the building including new insulation and edge flashing.The introduction of gutters and downspouts could help control the flow of water and the mitigation of d4;iu is a auar on the building. • Rework the exterior drainage system to insure rainwater and condensate water are being drained away from the building. • Provide new standardized casework in all classrooms with an emphasis on storage of classroom materials. • Determine whether new lighting fixtures are warranted. Verify the condition of acoustical ceilings and replace as necessary. • Provide new doors and door hardware into each room. Try to reuse the existing door frames. • Address the heat build-up in the south-facing classrooms by providing perforated window shades so the heat is abated,but the view is not totally blocked • Repaint the entire building on the interior. • Determine if any electrical upgrades are required or desired by the school. Relocae the existing data closet so that it does not impact academic areas. Building 300 • This building requires major renovations in order to transform it from its current use as office space to classroom space for elementary education. Depending on the final programmatic requirements agreed to,all rooms will probably need to be completely renovated including, but not limited to,flooring,ceilings,lighting fixtures, markerboards,tackboards,casework. • Whether the group toilet facilities will need to be renovated is up to the final program. • The beating and cooling systems will need to be upgraded. The Beating system should be rewo`rked to use hot water in lieu of the current steam system. This would require running new piping from the existing boiler room under the Cafeteria or creating a separate small boiler for this building. By replacing the steam beat with hot water, the condensate lines that run throughout the building may be abandoned. A new cooling system should be provided utilizing the existing cooling tower located to the west of the building and the pumps located adjacent to the girls' toilet. A new HVAC system could be designed that would accommodate both heating and cooling functions in one air handling unit. The locations of (919) 942-8586 Telephone R051602existingfacilities.doc (919) 929-4802 Fax