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Louisville Middle School

	Louisville Middle School 1341 Main Street Louisville, Colorado 80027 720.561.7400 http://schools.bvsd.org/louisvillemiddle Original construction date: 1939
	Report Updated: 12/27/2011

Project Details

Principal: Adam Fels

Architect: SLATERPAULL Architects

Project Manager: Dave Compton

Contractor: Adolfson & Peterson Construction

Original Project Budget:
$16,045,864

Transfer from Bond Program Reserve for fire sprinklers

+ $587,000

Return to surplus
- $417,172

Revised Budget:
$16,215,691

Additional revenue from Xcel rebate: $39,578

Louisville Middle School project expenditures

Bond Program expenditures

Design Advisory Team:

Staff
Adam Fels, Principal
Kerrie Trezise
Lori Llerandi
Frank Martinez
Emily Martin
David Auday
Jane Keene
Bob Chamblee
Alyson Katz
Diane Fitzgerald
Denise Pfnister
Parents
Don Brown
Michelle Pelanne
Elizabeth VanDoren
Billy O’Donnell

Students
Danielle McAvoy
Nate Ferguson

DAT Meeting Schedule:

2007
April 20
May 4, 18
June 1, 13, 28
July 9
August 28

2008
January 29
February 11

Contact the DAT: DAT.LMS@BVSD.org

Project Timeline

Scheduled Milestones
uSD (schematic design) due 07/07; Completed 07/07
uCM/GC selection 07/07; Completed 07/07
uDD (design development) due 10/07; adjusted due date 11/07; Completed 11/07
uCD (construction documents) due 01/08; adjusted due date 04/08; Completed 04/08
uConstruction scheduled 01/08 - 08/09; adjusted schedule 06/08 - 08/09; Substantially completed 08/09

u= Design phase
u= Construction bidding
u= Construction phase

Project Status

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Project status:	Construction is substantially complete. All spaces are occupied. Beginning close out.
Critical issues:	None to report
Budget status:	Project is in budget.
Schedule status:	Project is substantially complete.

Scope of Work

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Facility Condition Assessment (FCA):	Planned Implementation (FCA):
Communication systems improvements	Replace existing intercom system
Irrigation system upgrades	Field irrigation repairs and replacement of controls
Repair or replace asphalt and concrete paving	Repair and replace concrete and asphalt as needed for new construction and remodeling
Upgrade electrical service and distribution	Upgrade electrical service and distribution
Interior Signage Program	Consistent interior signage throughout

Program Compatibility Assessment (PCA):	Planned Implementation (PCA):
Reconstruct original part of building	Demolish part of original building and construct new two story addition
Provide special education spaces	Remodel existing area for new special education spaces
Enlarge IMC	Construct new IMC in new addition
Enlarge auditorium/music area	Construct new auditorium in new addition
Enlarge elective area	Construct new elective areas in new addition

Multi-Use Outdoor Facilities (MUOF):	Planned implementation (MUOF):
Drainage improvements for the playfield and running track	TBA
New athletic equipment storage building	TBA

Information Technology (IT):	Planned implementation (IT):
Upgrade WAN to provide capacity to support applications with high bandwidth demands	Extend WAN to building, upgrade head-end equipment
Upgrade LANs to provide reliable and responsive access to data, research, and information	Upscale existing LAN distribution
Implement VoIP to enhance communications capabilities and reduce cost	Install new VoIP telecommunications system

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