School Bond Advisory Board

SCHOOL BOND ADVISORY BOARD AGENDA June 7, 2022 3:30 PM BOARD MEMBERS: Carl E. Edwards, Jr., Chairman Ruth Sanchez, Vice Chair Pete White Lee Roland Tim McLaughlin Ellen Pogemiller Amy Curran Craig Freeman, City Manager David E. Todd, MAPS Program Manager 200 N. Walker ­ 3rd Floor ­ Council Chamber  INFORMATION ABOUT SCHOOL BOND ADVISORY BOARD MEETINGS The School Bond Advisory Board shall meet as often as necessary to perform the oversight functions and all meetings of the Board shall be subject to the provisions of the Oklahoma Open Meeting Act. If the Council Chamber is in use, the School Bond Advisory Board meeting will be held in the Executive Conference room (same floor). To confirm meeting dates, call (405) 297­3461. The following guidelines are in place for meetings in the Council Chamber at City Hall: only the south entrance to City Hall will be open; air purifying machines have been installed in the Chamber; hand sanitizer machines and disposable face masks will be available. 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For more information about the School Bond Advisory Board, call the MAPS Office at 405­297­3461. Parking Parking is available at the Sheridan-Walker Parking Garage, 501 West Sheridan Avenue. Television and YouTube Coverage Residents can watch the School Bond Advisory Board meeting live by going to http://youtube.com/cityofokc/live. Meetings can also be watched live on Cox Cable Channel 20. If there are technical difficulties with either live stream during the meeting, a video will be posted as soon as possible after the meeting.  AGENDA SCHOOL BOND ADVISORY BOARD June 7, 2022 3:30 PM 200 N. Walker Avenue, 3rd Floor Council Chamber I. Call to Order II. Approve Minutes of the May 3, 2022 School Bond Advisory Board Meeting III. Independent School District No. 89 2007 and 2016 School Bond Issue Revenue and Expenditure Reports through April 30, 2022 IV. Items for Individual Consideration A. Recommend Independent School District No. 89 Approve Change Order No. 1 for Wilson Elementary School, Increase of $39,673.25, Project S7-0011D B. Recommend Independent School District No. 89 Approve a Track and Turf Replacement Project at Taft Stadium Utilizing I-89 2016 School Bond Funds, $1,116,435 V. Consent Docket - $1,427,446.22 A. Recommend Independent School District No. 89 Approve an Exterior Paint Project at Star Spencer Mid-High School Utilizing I-89 2016 School Bond Funds, $96,104.89 B. Recommend Independent School District No. 89 Approve a Gymnasium Roof Replacement Project at Quail Creek Elementary School Utilizing I-89 2016 School Bond Funds, $234,581.33 C. Recommend Independent School District No. 89 Approve a Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning (HVAC) Upgrade Project at Classen School of Advanced Studies High School at Northeast Utilizing I-89 2016 School Bond Funds, $875,000 D. Recommend Independent School District No. 89 Approve a Fire Line Project at Adams Elementary School Utilizing I-89 2016 School Bond Funds, Not to Exceed $80,500  E. Recommend Independent School District No. 89 Approve an Air Cooled Chiller Project at Nichols Hills Enterprise Elementary School Utilizing I-89 2016 School Bond Funds, $141,260 VI. Ratification Docket - $706,610.30 A. Recommend Independent School District No. 89 Ratify Purchase of Football Throwing Machines for Five High Schools Utilizing I-89 2016 School Bond Funds, $19,740 B. Recommend Independent School District No. 89 Ratify Purchase of Door Locks for Safety Vestibules at 12 Schools Utilizing I-89 2016 School Bond Funds, $4,915.71 C. Recommend Independent School District No. 89 Ratify Approval of Roof Repair Replacement Projects at Four Schools Utilizing I-89 2016 School Bond Funds, $53,956.45 D. Recommend Independent School District No. 89 Ratify Purchase of Softball Visors for Middle and High Schools Utilizing I-89 2016 School Bond Funds, $18,000 E. Recommend Independent School District No. 89 Ratify Approval of an Entry Drive Replacement Project at Northwest Classen High School Utilizing I-89 2016 School Bond Funds, $12,584.90 F. Recommend Independent School District No. 89 Ratify Approval of an Intercom Relocation Project at Emerson South Mid-High School Utilizing I-89 2016 School Bond Funds, $8,828.42 G. Recommend Independent School District No. 89 Ratify Approval of Additional Concrete Work at Ridgeview Elementary School Utilizing I-89 2016 School Bond Funds, $6,957 H. Recommend Independent School District No. 89 Ratify Approval of Construction Materials Testing at John Marshall Enterprise Middle School Utilizing I-89 2016 School Bond Funds, $2,345.50 I. Recommend Independent School District No. 89 Ratify Approval of a Sidewalk Repair Project at Cleveland Elementary School and a Library Repair Project at Eugene Field Elementary School Utilizing I-89 2016 School Bond Funds, $9,029.80 J. Recommend Independent School District No. 89 Ratify Approval of a Drinking Fountain Backing Installation Project at Douglass High School and Eugene Field Elementary School Utilizing I-89 2016 School Bond Funds, $12,380 K. Recommend Independent School District No. 89 Ratify Approval of Construction Material and Sidewalk Testing and Inspection Service Projects for Safety Vestibules at Mark Twain Elementary School, Webster Middle School and Classen School of Advanced Studies High School at Northeast Utilizing I-89 2016 School Bond Funds, $6,895  L. Recommend Independent School District No. 89 Ratify Approval of a Roof Repair Project at The Sandy L. Garrett Center for Early Childhood Education at Gatewood Utilizing I-89 2016 School Bond Funds, $20,000 M. Recommend Independent School District No. 89 Ratify Purchase of Color Guard Flags and Poles for U.S. Grant High School Utilizing I-89 2016 School Bond Funds, $431.05 N. Recommend Independent School District No. 89 Ratify Approval of a Floor Installation and Instrument Shelving Demolition Project at Northwest Classen High School Utilizing I-89 2016 School Bond Funds, $7,602.65 O. Recommend Independent School District No. 89 Ratify Purchase of 150 iPad Cases Utilizing I-89 School Bond Funds, $5,242.50 P. Recommend Independent School District No. 89 Ratify Purchase of One Apple Workstation Utilizing I-89 2016 School Bond Funds, $3,912 Q. Recommend Independent School District No. 89 Ratify Approval of a Paint Project at Mary Golda Ross Middle School Utilizing I-89 2016 School Bond Funds, $32,654.25 R. Recommend Independent School District No. 89 Ratify Approval of a Roof Repair Project at Capitol Hill High School Utilizing I-89 2016 School Bond Funds, $5,399.25 S. Recommend Independent School District No. 89 Ratify Approval of a Ceiling Replacement Project at Northwest Classen High School Utilizing I-89 2016 School Bond Funds, $24,008.55 T. Recommend Independent School District No. 89 Ratify Approval of a Water Heater Replacement Project at Coolidge Elementary School Utilizing I-89 2016 School Bond Funds, $24,600 U. Recommend Independent School District No. 89 Ratify Approval of a Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning (HVAC) Ceiling Replacement Project at Northwest Classen High School Utilizing I-89 2016 School Bond Funds, $19,378.65 V. Recommend Independent School District No. 89 Ratify Approval of Classroom Renovation Projects at Northwest Classen High School Utilizing I-89 2016 School Bond Funds, $264,677.13 W. Recommend Independent School District No. 89 Ratify Approval of a Classroom Modification Projects at Capitol Hill High School Utilizing I-89 2016 School Bond Funds, $143,071.49 VII. Comments by Board, Staff and Citizens VIII. Adjournment