HomeMy WebLinkAboutAgenda - 11-15-2011 - 8aORANGE COUNTY
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
ACTION AGENDA ITEM ABSTRACT
Meeting Date: November 15, 2011
Action Agenda
Item No. 6 -a
SUBJECT: Authorization to Proceed with Next Steps for Chapel Hill - Carrboro City
Schools Elementary School #11
DEPARTMENT: County Manager /CHCCS/ PUBLIC HEARING: (Y /N) No
Financial Services
ATTACHMENT(S):
1. CHCCS - Construction Schedule
2. CHCCS - Agenda Abstract - Fund
Balance Appropriation to Accelerate
the Construction of Elementary
School #11
3. PowerPoint Presentation - CHCCS
Elementary School #11
INFORMATION CONTACT:
Frank Clifton, County Manager, 919 -245-
2300
Dr. Tom Forcella, CHCCS
Superintendent, 919- 967 -8211
Clarence Grier, Financial Services
Director, 919 - 245 -2543
PURPOSE: To review and discuss the proposed Chapel Hill - Carrboro City Schools
Elementary School #11, and to authorize staff to proceed with necessary funding actions and
next steps for the development of the school.
BACKGROUND: Due to projected increases in K -5 enrollment in the Chapel Hill - Carrboro
City Schools (CHCCS) district and the potential issue of overcrowding, the school system has
proposed the building of Elementary #11. Based on the current Schools Adequate Public
Facilities Ordinance ( SAPFO) enrollment guidelines and budgetary funding constraints, the
building of the school has been delayed. CHCCS experienced an increase in students based
on the first 10 days of the school year, and projects that future enrollment for the system will
exceed the SAPFO limit. Therefore, based on these factors, and the favorable financial
environment for interest rates, staff is recommending proceeding with the construction of
Elementary School #11
Elementary School #11 would be located in the Northside community in the Town of Chapel Hill
between Caldwell and McMasters Streets. The school would be a multi -story building on
existing County owned property and would be built to Leadership in Energy and Environmental
Design (LEED) gold specifications.
The CHCCS Board of Education approved the construction and funding of Elementary #11 at
its November 3, 2011 Meeting. The Town of Chapel Hill has approved the required Special Use
Permit (SUP). Applications are now being reviewed for the Zoning Compliance Permit (ZCP)
which is necessary for a building permit to be issued. The ZCP is expected in February 2012.
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The County Manager proposed and the Board of County Commissioners approved in the FY
2011 -12 General Fund Operating Budget and in the 2011 - 2016 Capital Investment Plan (CIP)
a combined amount of $1,163,196 of funding for Elementary School #11. This funding was
comprised of $500,000 of funds from the CIP to fund abatement and deconstruction costs of
the existing building on the property. An additional $663,196 of the County's General Fund
Balance was reserved to fund any excess deconstruction costs of the existing building on the
property. The County CIP also includes full funding of Elementary School #11 in FY 2012 -13
when a majority of the construction for the new school will be completed. The current project
schedule plans for the school to open in the August 2013. The total estimated cost of the
project would be $21.4 million.
CHCCS will utilize a maximum of $2.1 million dollars of its fund balance to fund the construction
costs incurred prior to the County receiving the financing for the project. The respective Boards
of both CHCCS and the County will consider reimbursement provisions to reimburse any
construction costs incurred before receiving the funding for the project. The County would
cover any interim cost in excess of the CHCCS fund balance reserved for the project if financing
for Elementary School #11 is delayed (See Attached Funding and Cash flows).
The construction and funding timeline for Elementary School #11 is as follows:
• Deconstruction — October 2011 through March 2012
Financing of the project — April and May 2012
• Construction - April 2012 through July 2013
Opening - August 2013
Although the official SAPFO student enrollment numbers will not be received until November
15, 2011, and may not be over the SAPFO limit, the County plans to issue the financing to
construct the school no later than April or May of 2012. Interest rates are currently favorable to
proceed with the financing and funding of the school. The amount of the financing is expected
to be approximately $20,575,000. The debt service will be approximately $1,745,000 per year
beginning in FY 2012 -13. The debt service would equate to 1.13 cents on the current tax rate.
Additionally, CHCCS anticipates requesting an estimated increase in its special district tax rate
of approximately 2 to 3 cents to fund the additional operating cost of Elementary School #11 in
the FY 2013 -14 operating budget.
FINANCIAL IMPACT: There is currently no financial impact of approving the project. Costs will
be incurred as the project moves forward with the construction of the school as discussed in the
Background section of the abstract.
RECOMMENDATION (S): The Manager recommends that the Board review and discuss
information related to the construction and funding of CHCCS Elementary School #11 and
authorize staff to proceed with next steps. A capital project ordinance for the project will be
provided to the Board as a future budget amendment item.
CHAPEL HILL - CARRBORO CITY SCHOOLS
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL #11
PROJECT SCHEDULE - OPEN 2013 -14
PRELIMINARY PROJECT BUDGET - $20,563,117
Proiect Funding
Approved CIP FY 2011 -12 500,000 500,000
School District Fund Balance - Borrowed 3,100,000 to be reimbursed bythe CountybyJuly3l, 2012 3,100,000
Additinnal Countv Fundina - if needed 650,000 650,000
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2012
2013
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Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
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June
July
Nov
Dec
Hazardous Materials Abatement
Deconstruction
Finalize Construction Documents
Bidding
School Board: Approval of Bid
County Commissioners: Contract Approval
Construction Contract
Building Permit
Construction -15 months
Furniture Delivery
Move -in and Setup
School Opens
FY 2011 -12
PROJECT BUDGET CASH FLOW $ 4,249,454
FY 2012 -13
$13,925,257
FY 2013 -14
$2,388,406
TOTALS
$20,563,117
Project Budget
Construction 2,569,454
10,823,740
1,988,406
15,381,600
Site Development 500,000
576,712
1,076,712
Deconstruction 480,000
480,000
Professional Fees 700,000
385,682
100,000
1,185,682
Furniture/Equipment
569,080
200,000
769,080
Technology
813,450
813,450
Non - Personnel Start-UP Costs
200,000
100,000
300,000
Contingency
556,593
556,593
Proiect Funding
Approved CIP FY 2011 -12 500,000 500,000
School District Fund Balance - Borrowed 3,100,000 to be reimbursed bythe CountybyJuly3l, 2012 3,100,000
Additinnal Countv Fundina - if needed 650,000 650,000
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Agenda Abstract
Meeting Date:
Agenda Type:
Agenda Item #:
11/03/11
Subject: Recommendation to approve a fund balance appropriation to accelerate the
construction of Elementary School #11
Division:
Support Services Division,
Department:
Facilities
Todd LoFrese
Management
Person
William J. Mullin, Executive Director
Feedback
Responsible:
of School Facilities
Requested
From:
Public Hearing Required: No
Previous Work Session: No Date
Previous Discussion and Action: No Date
Attachment(s): Calendar of Actions and needed cash flow to start construction of Elementary
School #11 in March 2012.
PURPOSE: To update the Board on the Elementary #11 project and seek approval of an
acceleration plan to construct the school to open in 2013 -14.
BACKGROUND:
Elementary School #11 will be built in the Northside community between Caldwell and
McMasters Streets. The design is a multi story building to accommodate 585 students.
Elementary #11 will be built to LEED gold specifications.
Based on current student enrollment, it is projected that Elementary School #11 will be needed in
2012 -13 to meet the requirements of Orange County's Schools Adequate Public Facilities
Ordinance (SAPFO) and to help alleviate major overcrowding concerns.
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At the October 6, 2011 Board meeting, the Board's consensus was that the schedule for
Elementary School #11 should be accelerated to begin construction as soon as possible to open
the school for the 2013 -14 year.
The Town of Chapel Hill has approved the required Special Use Permit (SUP). Applications are
now being reviewed for the Zoning Compliance Permit (ZCP) which is necessary for a building
permit to be issued. The ZCP is expected in February.
In the 2011 -16 Orange County Capital Investment Plan (CIP), $500,000 is included in FY 2011-
12 for the abatement and demolition phases of the project. Additionally, the County appropriated
an additional $663,000 of fund balance in their FY 2011 -12 General Annual Operating Budget to
complete this aspect of work if needed.. Abatement work is underway and expected to finish by
Nov. 30. A request has been made to the Town of Chapel Hill to approve demolition work prior
to finalizing the ZCP. If approved, demolition can start in January and be completed in March.
By completing demolition during this period, valuable schedule time would be gained for
construction that starts in March and must be finished for the opening of school in August 2013.
While funding and commitments exist to complete the abatement and deconstruction phases of
work, a financing plan is needed to start construction in March. Following the last Board
meeting, district and county administration met to discuss fund balance options. County
management has stated that they will propose to the County Commissioners that they sell the
project bonds in April 2011. It was suggested that the district utilize its fund balance initially up
to a maximum of $2.1 million dollars. At that time or sooner, the County would borrow the
necessary funds to reimburse the district's Fund Balance and pay for the completion of the
project. If borrowing was delayed, County Fund balance would then cover the interim period.
The attached schedule and funding chart illustrates monthly activities and financial needs
through June. Approximately $3.1 million is needed through June if construction starts in
March. It is suggested that $2.1 million be used from the district's Fund Balance and $1 million
be used from the County's Fund Balance if necessary. It is understood that when the County
secures total project funds, Fund Balance accounts would immediately be reimbursed. Both the
Board and County resolutions will include this reimbursement provision.
PERSONNEL IMPACT: None
RECOMMENDATION: I Approval of the Resolution
RESOLUTION: Be it, therefore, resolved that the Board of Education authorizes
a fund balance appropriation for Elementary # 11 in an amount
up to $2.1 million to accelerate the project, contingent upon the
Board of Orange County Commissioners commiting to fully
funding the project and agreeing to reimburse the district's $2.1
million fund balance appropriation prior to July 1, 2012 through
a BOCC resolution at their November 15, 2011 meeting.
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CHAPEL HILL - CARRBORO CITY SCHOOLS
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL #11
CALENDAR OF ACTIONS
10/17/11 Abatement begins involving work in 3 buildings on the site.
Abatement scheduled to finish by 11/30/11
11/18/11 Advertise for demolition bids.
12/20/11 Open demolition bids.
1/5/12 School Board approves demolition bid.
Demolition scheduled to finish by 3/01/12. (see note below)
12/20/11 Advertise for construction bids.
1/24/12 Open construction bids.
2/13/12 School Board approves construction bid.
2/ ? ?/12 Commissioners approve funding for construction bid.
3/1/12 Construction begins - scheduled for 15 months.
6/15/13 Furniture and equipment deliveries and classroom setup.
8/24)13 School opens.
Note regarding demolition:
January 2012 demolition start is subject to Town of Chapel Hill approval of early
commencement. If early commencement is not approved for January, demolition
will be included in the overall construction documents bid in December 2011 and
work started in March 2012.
CHAPEL HILL - CARRBORO CITY SCHOOLS
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL #11
ANTICIPATED CASH FLOW REQUIREMENTS for CALENDAR OF
ACTIONS through JUNE 2012
Month
Amount
Action
November 2011
$ 150,000
Abatement
December 2011
$ 100,000
Abatement
January 2012
$ 250,000
Demolition
February 2012
$ 350,000+
Demolition
March 2012
$ 300,000
Construction
April 2012
$ 800,000
Construction
May 2012
$1,000,000
Construction
June 2012
$1,000,000
Construction
Funding Source
Approved $500,000
Approved $500,000
Approved $500,000
Additional County Funds
District Fund Balance
District Fund Balance
District Fund Balance
County Fund Balance
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