School Construction Update - Riverside County Office of Education

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School Construction Update
2015-2016
n important part of our county’s educational infrastructure is school facilities. With our dynamic
student enrollment and aging facilities, there is an ongoing need for school construction. Many
of our school districts either have schools currently under construction or have completed construction
projects during the past 12 months. Funds to construct and equip these projects come from four
primary sources: bonds from the State School Building Program, local general obligation bonds,
development fees assessed on new construction, and financing at the local level.
Pass Region
Banning Unified School District
District Office ADA Improvements
Beaumont Unified School District
Energy Projects at Various Sites
Location: Banning
Size: 13,835 square feet
Purpose: Redesign main entrance and accessible path of travel from parking stalls
Cost: $800,000
Completion Date: June 30, 2016
Location: District-wide
Purpose: Reduce the district facilities’
energy consumption and costs, and improve
the facilities’ energy quality/reliability by
contracting to procure comprehensive
energy management strategy services to
achieve long term benefits and flexibility in
managing the district’s power and energy
needs
Cost: $7,690,000
Completion Date: Spring 2016
Western Region
Corona-Norco Unified School District
Corona High School Gym
Location: Corona
Purpose: Addition to gym
Cost: $5,000,000
Completion Date: April 2016
Centennial, Norco, Santiago High Schools, and Corona
Fundamental Intermediate Rooftop and HVAC Projects
Location: Corona and Norco
Purpose: Replace vintage rooftops, heating and cooling units, and update exterior lighting
Cost: $11,500,000
Completion Dates: Fall 2015 and Spring 2016
Roosevelt High School
Turf Replacement
Location: Corona
Purpose: Replacement of
artificial turf on athletic field
Cost: $538,000
Completion Date: July 2015
Turf Removal
Location: Several sites throughout Corona, Norco, and Eastvale
Size: 300,000+ square feet
Purpose: Removal of turf and planting of drought-tolerant plants to
conserve water and save funds
Completion Date: On-going
Western Region . . . continued
Jurupa Unified School District
Jurupa Valley High School Stadium Renovation
Stone Avenue Elementary - New Two-Story Building
Location: Jurupa Valley
Capacity: 2,499 seats
Cost: $3,500,000
Completion Date: May 2016
Location: Riverside
Capacity: 250 students
Purpose: Extension of Dual
Immersion Program to 4th-6th graders
Cost: $2,500,000
Completion Date: January 2016
Nueva Vista High School Welding Program
Location: Jurupa Valley
Purpose: Retrofitted an existing classroom building with
welding equipment for students to receive college credit toward
undergraduate certificate
in Welding Technology at
Riverside City College
Cost: $250,000
Completion Date: October 2015
Lake Elsinore Unified School District
Elsinore High School Girls’ Softball Dugouts
Location: Lake Elsinore
Purpose: Installation of
block wall dugouts
Size: 720 square feet
Cost: $408,000
Lake Elsinore Unified School District
Lake Elsinore USD Transportation Center and
Elsinore High School
Location: Lake Elsinore
Purpose: Install photovoltaic
solar panels
Cost: Power purchase
agreement
Completion Date:
September 2015
Eastern Region
Coachella Valley Unified School District
Coachella Valley High School Aquatic Center
Desert Sands Unified School District
Indio High School Reconstruction Phase 2A and 2B
Location: Thermal
Purpose: Renovated aquatic
center with a Myrtha pool
including PVC and aluminum
panels
Cost: $4,500,000
Completion Date: November 2015
Location: Indio
Purpose: Demolition of existing buildings in preparation for phase 2A
and 2B new construction
Cost: $3,500,00
Completion Date: September 2015
Coachella Valley Unified School District
West Shores High School Athletic Field Improvement
Location: Salton City
Purpose: New football,
baseball, and softball
fields; bleachers, drinking
fountains, and field lights
Cost: $2,800,000
Completion Date: Fall 2015
Palm Springs Unified School District
Bubbling Wells Elementary School Parking Lot
Improvements
Location: Desert Hot Springs
Purpose: Improvements to the parking lot
Cost: $546,000
Completion Date: February 2016
Eastern Region . . . continued
Cielo Vista Elementary School Portables
Phase 1 Portables at Three Sites
Location: Palm Springs
Purpose: Add portables
for elementary school
classrooms
Cost: $1,241,000
Purpose: New portables
at Rio Vista, Two Bunch
Palms, and Bubbling Wells
elementary schools
Cost: $2,000,000
Completion Date: May 2015
District Service Center Tenant Improvements
Purpose: Improvements to
the District Service Center
Cost: $3,700,000
Completion Date: January 2016
Palm Springs High School Fieldhouse and Concessions
Purpose: New construction
of field house and
concessions
Cost: $5,628,000
Completion Date:
September 2015
Parking Lot Canopy Solar Panels –
Cathedral City Elementary School
Purpose: Install solar panels
Cost: Power purchase agreement
Parking Lot Canopy Solar Panels – Katherine Finchy
Elementary School
Purpose: Install solar panels
Cost: Power purchase agreement
Rancho Mirage High School Stadium Video Scoreboard
Purpose: Replace existing
score board with a new one
for high school athletics
facility
Cost: $450,000
Completion Date: March 2016
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Purpose: Upgrades to the
HVAC/Chiller system
Cost: $4,900,000
Completion Date: November 2015
Raymond Cree Middle School Upgrades to the Physical
Education Facility
Purpose: Locker and
restroom improvements
Cost: $2,300,000
Completion Date: April 2016
Central Region
Hemet Unified School District
Professional Development Service Center
Moreno Valley Unified School District
Palm Middle School
Location: Hemet
Purpose: New Professional
Development Service Center
buildings to increase staff/
space for IT and Special
Education departments
Cost: $826,763
Location: Moreno Valley
Purpose: Regrading of play
fields and replacement of
existing asphalt and concrete
Cost: $1,936,000
Completion Date: December 2015
Menifee Union School District
District Education Center
Location: Menifee
Purpose: New district office
Cost: $17,000,000
Completion Date: June 2016
Armada Elementary School
Purpose: Permanent twostory building addition
Cost: $2,600,000
Completion Date: June 2016
Moreno Valley High School
Purpose: Replacement
of asphalt, concrete, and
underground utilities
Cost: $4,563,000
Perris Union High School District
Heritage High School Stadium Turf Replacement
Location: Romoland
Purpose: Replacement of
artificial turf
Cost: $600,000
San Jacinto Unified School District
San Jacinto Leadership Academy Portable
Administration Building
Location: San Jacinto
Size: 960 square feet
Purpose: Installation of
additional administration
space
Cost: $353,000
Temecula Valley Unified School District
Solar and Battery Storage
Location: District-wide
Purpose: 6.2 MW power for
18 sites and battery storage
at five sites
Cost: Power purchase
agreement

School Construction Update - Riverside County Office of Education

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