ABOUT
The Tri-County Regional Vocational Technical High School was constructed in 1977 with an approximate square footage of 285,000 on 60.5 acres of land. The school facility is outdated and has significant deficiencies with respect to specialty spaces in lab classrooms, nursing, cafeteria, auditorium, and the gymnasium. The main entrance lacks security appropriate security. The cafeteria does not meet current Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) requirements, and the structure does not have a fire suppression system.
It is anticipated that the feasibility study will review the problems identified in the Statement of Interest. The current grade configuration (9-12) is not expected to change, and the MSBA agreed upon design enrollment is 1,000 students.
The options to be evaluated during Feasibility (Module 3 below) include a renovation of the existing school, a renovation and addition of the existing school, and new construction to replace the existing school.
MSBA Process
Module 4: Schematic Design
Based upon the completed Feasibility Study and the steps outlined in Module 3 – Feasibility Study, the District and its team, in collaboration with the MSBA, develop a robust schematic design of sufficient detail to establish the scope, budget and schedule for the Proposed Project. The MSBA generates a Project Scope and Budget Agreement that documents the project scope, budget, schedule and MSBA financial participation to forward to the MSBA Board of Directors for their consideration. Approval by the MSBA Board of Directors is required for all projects in order for the MSBA to enter into a Project Scope and Budget Agreement and a Project Funding Agreement with the District. Refer to Module – 5 Funding the Project for additional information.
PROJECT SCHEDULE
