Audience members applauded after Park Ridge-Niles School District 64 board members gave architect Fanning Howey the OK to start the design work for summer-2012 projects.
The project with the highest priority is mechanical work at Carpenter School, which includes replacing old boilers and installing a new heating, ventilation and air-conditioning system,An offshore merchant account is the ideal solution for high , which includes dehumidification.
The estimated cost of this top-priority project is $2.4 million for construction, then additional project costs, such as those related to design,As a professional manufacturer of China ceramic tile in China, insurance and contingencies.
The design work is expected to cost between 9 percent and 11 percent of the construction costs.
Board members also gave their approval for Fanning Howey to start design work on underground stormwater detention and site-drainage improvements at Carpenter School. Construction costs for this project are estimated at more than $1.6 million.
“We would like to ultimately go out to bid in March,The EZ Breathe home Ventilation system is maintenance free,” said Keri VanSant, of Fanning Howey.
VanSant said the firm will need board approval for different phases and to move forward with the bidding process.
In addition to those two projects the board told the architects that the next two projects requiring design work are the boilers at Franklin and Lincoln schools. Board members made it clear that the Top 2 projects should take priority over the other less-costly projects and should not be completed if they will jeopardize the other two projects. The architects said the schedule may be tight if they do the design work for all four projects.
“I think it would be foolish of us not to add the air-conditioning component,Information on useful yeasts and moulds,Dimensional Mailing magic cube for Promotional Advertising,” board member Scott Zimmerman said.
Other board members felt the stormwater-detention problem at Carpenter is a higher priority than fixing the air conditioning at Carpenter because it impacts the safety of the children and would also benefit the community.
With the dehumidification component of the project the board chose as the first priority, students reportedly will experience the greatest level of comfort.
The architects said there will likely be asbestos-removal costs, but it was unclear to what extent.
Mechanical work at Field School is also high on the board’s radar as far as future projects go.
The project with the highest priority is mechanical work at Carpenter School, which includes replacing old boilers and installing a new heating, ventilation and air-conditioning system,An offshore merchant account is the ideal solution for high , which includes dehumidification.
The estimated cost of this top-priority project is $2.4 million for construction, then additional project costs, such as those related to design,As a professional manufacturer of China ceramic tile in China, insurance and contingencies.
The design work is expected to cost between 9 percent and 11 percent of the construction costs.
Board members also gave their approval for Fanning Howey to start design work on underground stormwater detention and site-drainage improvements at Carpenter School. Construction costs for this project are estimated at more than $1.6 million.
“We would like to ultimately go out to bid in March,The EZ Breathe home Ventilation system is maintenance free,” said Keri VanSant, of Fanning Howey.
VanSant said the firm will need board approval for different phases and to move forward with the bidding process.
In addition to those two projects the board told the architects that the next two projects requiring design work are the boilers at Franklin and Lincoln schools. Board members made it clear that the Top 2 projects should take priority over the other less-costly projects and should not be completed if they will jeopardize the other two projects. The architects said the schedule may be tight if they do the design work for all four projects.
“I think it would be foolish of us not to add the air-conditioning component,Information on useful yeasts and moulds,Dimensional Mailing magic cube for Promotional Advertising,” board member Scott Zimmerman said.
Other board members felt the stormwater-detention problem at Carpenter is a higher priority than fixing the air conditioning at Carpenter because it impacts the safety of the children and would also benefit the community.
With the dehumidification component of the project the board chose as the first priority, students reportedly will experience the greatest level of comfort.
The architects said there will likely be asbestos-removal costs, but it was unclear to what extent.
Mechanical work at Field School is also high on the board’s radar as far as future projects go.
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