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    Re: school renovation

    True about the gym in Coeburn, but they could also be looking at it as they could use the gym even if they build 3 new schools for the new school and tear down the rest of the old building to make more parking and would have to spend as much on the new building if all they had to put in was a smaller gym area without bleachers for phys. ed. classes. Just a thought not any credence to it.
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    We played a tourney at Coeburn several years ago. 3 gyms within walking distance, and one for all 3 class groups in other towns. Consolidating high schools won't fix this. Some have one priority , some have others. Like KY playing all schools together in sports. And KY taxes, raise taxes to match KY and we can pay for new schools.

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    Re: school renovation

    well, we'd better get ready for a tax increase of monumental proportions if we are going to pay for 100 million dollars worth of renovations.

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    [img]/LDPforum/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/blush.gif[/img] [img]/LDPforum/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img] You could fix Appy for 2.5 mill. We could have got a complete electrical overhaul for nothing- thank your board- they didn't want it.

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    to renovate a school to make it possible for future upgrades would cost more than 215,000. Electrical means fiber optic lines, larger compacity, a gutting of the old if you will, not just 3 more outlets in a wall. The systems fail now as it is. Its like puttin a corvette engine (or trying to) into a Model T Ford.

    To fix Appalachia, it would cost over 2.5 million alone for windows.

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    The board is paid by the public. If they want to keep their jobs, they will keep their promise not to consolidate. [img]/LDPforum/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img] If not we will have to deal with it. Your figures and mine differ , don't they? By the way I do electricial work for a living, had an uncle that did contracting for Ma Bell, not that it matters , just that I have some idea of what goes in a building. GRANTS are the word I was searching for in the fiber optic thing.

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    Re: school renovation

    No clue how much it will cost but 2 years ago Wise Co was looking at $30 Million for HVAC alone if spuds can do it cheaper then turn him loose on it

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    In October 2004, a Trane engineer estimated that installing HVAC systems in the high schools that currently do not have them - J.J. Kelly, Powell Valley, Appalachia, Pound and Coeburn - would cost about $30 million. He noted that the price included fixing windows, ductwork, poor insulation, roof problems, limited electrical service and new air flow codes.


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    you should understand then how much it would cost to rebuild 6 new schools (not just Appalachia and Pound) because they are all outdated, my essay was for all of the county schools, they are grossly outdated.


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    Re: school renovation

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    The board is paid by the public. If they want to keep their jobs, they will keep their promise not to consolidate.

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    The only ones that promised anything are the ones that will tell people whatever they want to hear to get a vote knowing they will do whatever the money tells them to once in office.
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    Re: school renovation

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    To fix Appalachia, it would cost over 2.5 million alone for windows.

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    Wow, I'd like to know who's contracting that, because I think they'd be making a huge profit. RC is a school building of comparable size to Appy, and it didn't cost anywhere near that to replace all the windows in the school with high quality thermal panes.
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