Title: FACILITY MASTER PLAN
1FACILITY MASTER PLAN
Washington Unified School District
November 2005
Prepared by California Financial
Services and SchoolWorks, Inc.
Board of Trustees Dave Farmer, President Kevin
Jones, Vice President Dave Westin Mary
Leland Barry Kalar
2Washington Unified School DistrictFacility
Master PlanMajor Issues
3Map 2 Close-Up of Washington Unified Schools
4Figure 13 Ethnic Profile
5Map 4 New Housing Developments
6Figure 19
7Map 6 - Bridgeway Island Elementary
8Figure 21 -Bridgeway Island Elementary
9Map 7 - Bryte Elementary
10Figure 22 Bryte Elementary
11Map 8 Elkhorn Village Elementary
12Figure 23 Elkhorn Village Elementary
13Map 9 Evergreen Elementary
14Figure 24 Evergreen Elementary
15Map 10 Alyce Norman Elementary
16Figure 25 Alyce Norman Elementary
17Map 11 Southport Elementary
18Figure 26 Southport Elementary
19Map 12 Westfield Village Elementary
20Figure 27 Westfield Village Elementary
21Map 13 Westmore Oaks Elementary
22Figure 28 Westmore Oaks Elementary
23Map 14 Golden State Middle
24Figure 29 Golden State Middle
25Map 15 River City High
26Figure 30 River City High
27Figure 31 Yolo Continuation
28Figure 32 Needed Classrooms
29Figure 42 Buildout Projections
30Map 16 Inter-District Students
31Figure 34 - New Construction Eligibility
32Figure 35 - Modernization Eligibility
33Figure 37 New Elementary School
34Figure 38 New High School
35Figure 41 New Middle School
36Washington Unified School DistrictFacility
Master PlanMajor Elements of Evaluation
- Review all District sites and their attendance
areas determine their physical status, capacity
for growth and need for change or improvement - Review on-going District facility master plans,
current and deferred maintenance plans and other
District facilities plans and facility-related
documentation - Analyze student recruitment and retention issues
- Examine issues of facility equity throughout the
District - Generate a facility improvement plan, with
estimated costs and preliminary budgets, to meet
identified needs (including modifications to
existing curriculum) over a ten (10) year period
- Review federal, State and local sources of
revenue that can be utilized to meet the
identified site needs
37Washington Unified School DistrictFacility
Master PlanMajor Elements of Evaluation
- 7. Assess community attitudes regarding the
District and its facilities and programs - 8. Generate additional documents as required,
including applications to the State School
Facility Program, assist in on-going District
strategic planning, and obtain data required to
meet the requirements of the State School
Facility Program, California Department of
Education or other public agencies involved with
current District sites and facilities, in order
to implement such strategic planning - 9. Generate recommendations based on the facility
evaluation and needs analysis, community input
and District responses and prioritization. - 10. Generate recommendations based on the
facility evaluation and needs analysis, community
input and District responses and prioritization.
38Staff Survey
- 1. Core Facilities
- a. Administration Space
- b. Nurses Station
- c. Staff Lounge
- d. Teacher Workroom
- e. Food Services
- f. Media Center
- g. Toilets
- 2. Parking
- 3. Support Facilities
- 4. Instructional Space
- 5. Site Suitability
- 6. Major Problem Areas
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43District Facility NeedsExisting Educational
Facilities. The table below summarizes
projected costs for implementation of the
recommendations at the Districts existing
campus sites.
44Washington Unified School DistrictFacility
Master PlanNew Construction Projects Over the
Next Ten Years
45Washington Unified School DistrictFacility
Master PlanFacility Construction Plan A
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47Washington Unified School DistrictFacility
Master PlanFacility Construction Plan B
COST ESTIMATES BY REVENUE SOURCE FOR PLAN B
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49Washington Unified School DistrictFacility
Master PlanFacility Construction Plan C
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51Washington Unified School DistrictFacility
Master PlanFacility Construction Plan D
52Washington Unified School DistrictFacility
Master PlanAsset Management Program
53Washington Unified School DistrictFacility
Master PlanAsset Management Program
54Washington Unified School DistrictFacility
Master PlanRECOMMENDATIONS
- Move forward on Priority Projects
- Implement needs of existing sites
- Implement Plan C
- K-8 - 2007
- Stonegate Elementary 2008
- New High School 2008 (for 1,080 Students)
- Haborpointe Elementary 2009
- River Park Elementary 2012
- Yarbrough Elementary 2015
- Two High Schools
- Asset Management
55Washington Unified School DistrictFacility
Master PlanSources and Uses of Funds
56DESIGNATED SOURCES AND USES FOR FACILITY
CONSTRUCTION PLAN A
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58DESIGNATED SOURCES AND USES FOR FACILITY
CONSTRUCTION PLAN C
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62Washington Unified School DistrictFacility
Master PlanRelocation Proposals