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In
addition to planning and overseeing new construction, modernization,
relocatable classrooms, deferred maintenance, and miscellaneous District
projects, the Facilities Planning department is responsible for
demographic analyses, residential project tracking, developer fees
policies, enrollment projections, long range master facility plans, site
capacity studies, and annual student housing plans. Facilities
Planning also oversees district site acquisitions, and easements.
Planning
for the current year's projects takes place months and sometimes years
in advance. Determination of projects must be completed annually before
the end of December to allow for plans to be drawn, and to receive
approvals from local planning departments and the Division of the State
Architect. The process of receiving approval from the state and local
authorities takes from 60 days to as much as 6 months. When approvals
have been received, the project goes out to bid and a contractor is
selected.
Funding
for school construction projects comes from a variety of sources, such
as the State, local school bonds, developer fees, and city
redevelopment. Each of these funding sources has restrictions on how
the funds are to be used. For example, developer fees may be used only
for new construction projects that are relative to the growth of the
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 Contact
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| FACILITIES & CONSTRUCTION |
(530) 891-3140 |
Fax: (530) 891-3190 |
| Mike Weissenborn, Director Facilities & Construction |
(530) 891-3209 |
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| Bob Michael, Construction Manager |
(530) 891-3199 |
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| Mary Wrysinski, Facilities Finance Coordinator |
(530) 891-3214 |
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| Julie Kistle, Construction Manager |
(530) 891-3140 |
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| Kayci Tiner, Construction Records Technician |
(530) 891-3215 |
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