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More Contact Changes Push Bratt Renovation Near $1 Million
October 22, 2009
Additional changes have been approved to building renovations at Bratt Elementary School, bringing to the to-date expenditure on the project to $975,659.94.
The latest changes approved include:
- replace existing electrical outlet covers with stainless steel covers, $727.67 (principal’s request)
- move electrical disconnect in stage area and existing conduit in room 25, $702.03 (contractor’s request)
- paint bathroom ceilings to match wall color and paint existing doors and frames, $754.36 (principal’s request)
- modify transaction counter at front office by raising it approximately six inches, $678.76 (principal’s request)
- add electrical ground bus bar for additional surge protection for communications system, $698.14 (engineer’s request)
- modify existing boiler, $713.41 (owner’s request)
- lower urinal in bathroom (Room 16), $949.78 (principal’s request)
The total for the requested changes is $5,224.15. The entire project is being funding from half-cent sales tax funds for building renovations.
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4 Responses to “More Contact Changes Push Bratt Renovation Near $1 Million”
What matters is telling the truth to the tax payers, apparently you like being kept in the dark, you must have voted for the Change Man, some change we have.
Lets review what the reasons were given to close Century.
1. The school was costing the county too much money to keep open a brand new facility. A $1,000,000.00 savings was promised when we close Century. Instead we are spending double the money to transport students to the otherside of the county and we are spending a million just to make the school usable to accomadate the students, thats besides the other funds that have been allocated for future budgets to fix even more problems. To top it all off we have a multi-million dollar school in Molino sitting half empty so we can keep students at Bratt, if those economics make sense to you, then you definitly voted for OBAMA.
bmb…..what does one have to do with the other???And should Bratt be allowed to fall apart because Century closed? As homeowners we all know if we don’t do the small things as they are needed they turn into bigger things. Besides Bratt is a good school with a good surrounding community to support it….always has been. I’m sorry Century closed but from the way things look the kids are doing well at Bratt, what else matters?
And at one point it was all in such bad condition that they just HAD TO build Northview….can you say “what a crock or crook?”
Wow and we saved money by closing Century Schools. ???????????