Old Main: Where it all Began!

Current Status

2005 Bond Budget Project Summaries Through 6-30-12

Bond Projects

Current Project

Budgets as of 6/30/12

Original Project

Budgets on Voter

Pamphlet

Actual Project Expenses Through 6/30/12

Committed Project

Budgets at 6/30/12

Bond Funds Available for Allocation at

6/30/12

Construct new schools and renovate and improve instructional and operational buildings and infrastructure at existing elementary schools

$51,097,297

$45,000,000 $37,976,539 $1,012,482 $12,108,276

Renovate and improve instructional and operational buildings and infrastructure at Peoria High School

$30,620,970

$29,000,000 $27,884,371 $0 $2,736,599

Construct additions to instructional and operational buildings and facilities at High School #7 (Liberty) $3,309,514 $8,000,000 $3,309,514 $0 $0

Renovate and improve instructional and operational buildings and infrastructure at other high schools

$13,730,734

$20,500,000 $8,244,358 $1,957,376 $3,529,000

Complete construction of Transportation & Support Services Facility and acquire pupil transportation vehicles

$13,629,970

$10,000,000 $13,629,970 $0 $0

Provide for infrastructure related to instructional and operational technology and communications needs $8,111,515 $8,000,000 $7,098,576 $1,012,939 $0

Total Bond Authorization $120,500,000 $120,500,000 $98,143,328 $3,982,797 $18,373,875

Current Bonding Status Funds only available from 2005 bond

$2.74M available for allocation in Peoria High School budget line.

Only option to move funds would come from elementary renovation and construction project line ($12.1M available) Currently planned $6.11M over original plan $4.0 to $7.0 M reserved for school 33 $5.0M to $8.0 M left available for movement

Max movement of $6.69M due to 10% movement limitationMax total for project of $9.43

Additional Considerations Remaining funds in 2005 bond should be

expended in the next 18 months Based on current projects list, this should

not be a concern First sale of bonds from 2012

authorization scheduled to close in May of 2013

Logistics of Project Design-build recommendation for project Original estimated expense of $4.2M for

renovation for educational use Did not include soft costs of 20% (5.04M) Construction expenses have increased over past

two years Does not include FF&E

Timeline of12 months 3 months for design 3 months permits 6 months construction

Old Main History

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