Edgemont Elementary School Facility Improvements

Edgemont Elementary School Facility Improvements

MVUSD is proposing to demolish the existing Edgemont Elementary School and replace it with new elementary school facilities within the same property boundaries. The new facilities would replace the existing fixed and portable structures to accommodate the existing student populations. The proposed project is not designed to significantly increase the capacity of the school, or student enrollment, but rather, to improve the quality of the educational facilities, and to provide permanent structures. The existing structures, pavement, and landscaping would be completely demolished. The District proposes to construct facility improvements over a 16 month period beginning in October 2016 and ending in March 2018. During construction activities, on-site interim housing would be provided for students in the northeastern quadrant of the project site. New facility improvements would include a two-story classroom and administration building with 28 classrooms, a library, resource center, and administrative office space, a multi-purpose and food service building, hard courts and a playfield, and two parking lots with a bus drop off, and student drop off lanes. The new school facilities would be accessed from Eucalyptus Avenue via three access points.

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