1. Klein High School Original building built in 1963 Move KHS to HS #5 in 2011 Move back to renovated KHS in 2013

2. Klein High School The scope of work includes the following: –Replacing 11 existing buildings that range from 45 to 30 years in age. –Retaining 4 buildings, 3 of which are less than 10 years in age and the +30 year old Natatorium that total 120,133 square feet. –Constructing additional square feet to raise the capacity of Klein High School up to serve 3,500 students. The new total size of KHS will be approximately 636,350 square feet. –Constructing new parking areas, drives, site utilities, and storm detention.

3. Klein High School Many of the existing KHS instructional spaces such as classrooms, science labs, computer labs, and library do not and have not met the Texas Education Agency space, minimum square foot, and design requirements for many years. The facilities were built to code at the time of construction. The cost to correct these types of items is not included in the amounts quoted below because according to the study they are “not feasible to correct”. Several of the existing buildings were not originally designed with HVAC systems. Accessibility to spaces and restroom facilities do not meet current Texas Department of Licenses and Regulations (TDLR) & the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) requirements. The facility assessment study identified $9,200,000 worth of Mechanical, Electrical and Plumbing replacement costs and $8,900,000 worth of renovation costs needs over the next four years. Safety and security are continually increasing issues with a campus with 15 separate buildings. The new facility would be primarily under one roof.

4. Buildings for further study by assigned architect