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PROPOSED FACILITIES REFERENDUM

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1 PROPOSED FACILITIES REFERENDUM
March 24, 2015 Montgomery Township School District

2 Montgomery Township School District
AGENDA Why is a Referendum Needed? Facilities Needs Assessment Board Committee Review List of Recommended Projects Next Steps Questions Montgomery Township School District

3 WHY IS A REFERENDUM NEEDED?
Elimination of Spending Growth Limitation Adjustments (SGLA) 2% Cap on the Local Tax Levy on Annual Budgets Cost of Major Capital Projects Paying for Major Capital Projects over time vs. annually Montgomery Township School District

4 FACILITIES NEEDS ASSESSMENT
Need to update the district’s Long Range Facility Plan (LRFP) Architect authorized to conduct a needs assessment in April 2014 Preliminary Report completed in July 2014 Montgomery Township School District

5 BOARD COMMITTEE REVIEW
List of projects presented to OFC in July 2014 >$38 million Standing Agenda Item to continue to review and adjust Take into account potential 40% debt service state aid Finalize a recommended list for estimated $15.5 million Montgomery Township School District

6 RECOMMENDED PROJECTS MONTGOMERY HIGH SCHOOL
(Quality Improvement) Replacement of Epoxy Floors Installation of walkway main driveway to Route 601 Replacement of 5,000 SF of concrete Install Blacktop at entrance of Cougar Stadium Resurfacing of Track (*) Total Estimated Project Cost - MHS $1,087,669 Potential Eligible for Debt Service State Aid $ 636,281 Montgomery Township School District

7 RECOMMENDED PROJECTS UPPER MIDDLE SCHOOL
(Health, Safety and Security) Bathrooms Renovations Remove Underground Storage Tanks at Transportation Partial Roof Replacement Montgomery Township School District

8 RECOMMENDED PROJECTS UPPER MIDDLE SCHOOL
(Quality Improvement) Media Center Renovations Gymnasium (Floor, Bleachers and Divider) Paving of Transportation Parking Lot Installation of new drop off/pick up area Renovation of Home Economics Classroom Replacement of Track (*) Tennis Court Resurfacing (Shared w/Twp.)(*) Total Estimated Project Cost - UMS $4,149,350 Potential Eligible for Debt Service State Aid $3,327,468 Montgomery Township School District

9 RECOMMENDED PROJECTS LOWER MIDDLE SCHOOL
(Health, Safety and Security) Boiler Replacement Full Roof Replacement Replacement of Chiller Montgomery Township School District

10 RECOMMENDED PROJECTS LOWER MIDDLE SCHOOL
(Quality Improvement) Replacement of Media Center Carpet Installation of Playground Total Estimated Project Cost - LMS $5,406,013 Potential Eligible for Debt Service State Aid $5,406,013 Montgomery Township School District

11 RECOMMENDED PROJECTS VILLAGE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
(Health, Safety and Security) Bathrooms Renovations near Main Entrance Partial Roof Replacement Montgomery Township School District

12 RECOMMENDED PROJECTS VILLAGE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
(Quality Improvement) New Band Room/Orchestra Room Installation of 2nd exit from rear parking lot Total Estimated Project Cost - VES $2,610,365 Potential Eligible for Debt Service State Aid $2,610,365 Montgomery Township School District

13 RECOMMENDED PROJECTS ORCHARD HILL ELEM SCHOOL
(Health, Safety and Security) Replacement of Boiler System Restroom Renovations (K, student, and staff) Partial Roof Replacement Montgomery Township School District

14 RECOMMENDED PROJECTS ORCHARD HILL ELEM SCHOOL
(Quality Improvement) Asphalt Replacement in rear of school Replacement of Media Center Carpet Gymnasium (West Floor, Both dividers) Total Estimated Project Cost $2,236,660 Potential Eligible for Debt Service State Aid $2,236,660 Montgomery Township School District

15 SUMMARY OF RECOMMENDED PROJECTS
Total Estimated Potential Eligible for State Aid MHS $1,087,669 $636,281 UMS $4,149,350 $3,327,468 LMS $5,406,013 VES $2,610,365 OHES $2,236,660 Total $15,490,057 $14,216,787 @ 40% of debt Montgomery Township School District

16 Montgomery Township School District
NEXT STEPS Board Discussion/Questions Authorize Architect to Prepare and File Project Applications with NJDOE Architect fine tunes preliminary estimates in applications Approve Financial Advisor and Bond Counsel for Referendum Planning Determine Referendum Date, Question and Amount Various Public Forums to Inform Public on Project Details and Tax Impact Montgomery Township School District

17 Montgomery Township School District
QUESTIONS Montgomery Township School District

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