MGT CapCon project report: Lander High School and Hudson Valley Elementary School

APPENDIX A

District: Fremont County School District No. 1
Project: Lander Valley High School

*I. Site Requirements*

A. Size
Requirement	Yes		No	N/A	Recommendation/Comment
1. Elementary School: 4 acres with an additional acre for each 100 students.				X
2. Middle School: 10 acres up to 300 students, 15 acres up to 500 students, 20 acres above 500 students.				X
3. Senior High School: 20 acres up to 400 students, 25 acres up to 800 students, 30 acres above 800 students.	X				66 acres
B. Existing Sites
Requirement	Yes		No	N/A	Recommendation/Comment
1. No additional space shall be added to an existing site when it is less than 50% of the recommended site size.				X
C. Guidelines
Requirement	Yes		No	N/A	Recommendation/Comment
1. Sites with stadiums may require 10 additional acres.	X
2. Pre-kindergarten and kindergarten students should have separate play area.				X
3. All grade levels should have paved activity areas.	X
4. Parking should be provided for all staff, itinerant specialists, and an additional 10-20% for visitors.	X				107 required, 115 provided
5. Student parking for high schools should accommodate a minimum of one-fourth of the students	X				200 required, 325 provided
*II. School Size*
A. Size
Requirement		Yes	No	N/A	Recommendation/Comment
1. Elementary Schools: 90 to 120 GSF per student				X
2. Middle School: 120 to 150 GSF per student				X
3. Senior High School: 150 to 180 GSF per student			X		219 GSF per student 249 GSF per student when existing field house is included.
4. Schools less than 350 students: graduated adjustment				X
B. Enrollment
Requirement		Yes	No	N/A	Recommendation/Comment
1. Projected enrollment of a new school may not exceed the enrollment of prior year by more than 10%.	X				Fall 2000 enrollment was 769. However, enrollment is projected to decline to 497 by 2010.


*III. Class Size*
A. General Classrooms
Requirement	Yes	No	N/A	Recommendation/Comment
1. Not more than 1050 GSF and not less than 35 GSF per student.	X
2. No classroom shall be less than 560 GSF.	X
3. Resource rooms may range from 100 to 560 GSF.	X
B. Auditoriums
Requirement	Yes	No	N/A	Recommendation/Comment
1. For schools less than 600 students, a multi-purpose room may serve as an auditorium.			X
2. When an auditorium is provided, it should seat one-third of the ADM.		X		Auditorium has seating for ¾ of ADM or 600 students.
C. Guidelines for Regular Classrooms
Requirement	Yes	No	N/A	Recommendation/Comment
1. Maximum regular classroom size is 1050 GSF.	X
2. Add 15 SF for each computer workstation.				Data not provided on drawings

C. Guidelines for Regular Classrooms
Requirement	Yes	No	N/A	Recommendation/Comment
1. Ceiling Heights: - 805 SF or less, 9’-4” - 851 SF or more 10’-0” - Modular or mobile 8’-0” to 9’-0”				Data not provided on drawings
2. All classrooms shall have windows - K-5: equal to or greater than 8% of floor area - 6-12: equal to or greater than 6-8% of floor area - 9-12: No more than 20% of teaching stations shall be windowless		x		72 SFG required in typical classroom. Approx. 40 SF provided.
3. All classrooms shall have window for emergency rescue, or exterior door, or secondary access through adjoining classroom or directly to exit corridor	X
D. Guidelines for Science Classrooms
Requirement	Yes	No	N/A		Recommendation/Comment
1. Size: Grade Room Guideline (MGSF) 6-8 Science 1,250 6-8 Combination Math/Science 1,050 9-12 Biology, Chemistry, Physics, 250 GSF per 2 labs Storage /Prep Rooms 9-12 Physical Science 1,250 Biology 1,250 Physics 1,250 Earth Science 1,250 Chemistry 1,500 Multi-Purpose Science 1,500	X X X X

D. Guidelines for Science Classrooms
Requirement	Yes	No	N/A	Recommendation/Comment
2. Project and science rooms should have windows	X
3. Ceiling height: 10'-0"				Data not provided on drawings
4. Eye protection/showers shall be provided per OSHA requirements				Data not provided on drawings
E. Guidelines for Exceptional Children
Requirement	Yes	No	N/A	Recommendation/Comment
1. Classroom size varies with program	X
2. Resource room: 560 MGSF	X
3. Ceiling height same as regular classroom	X

F. Music
Requirement	Yes	No	N/A		Recommendation/Comment
1. Size: Grade Room Guideline (MGSF) K-6 General Music 1,050 6-8 General Music 1,050 6-12 Vocal 10-18 SF per student 6-12 Instrumental 25-35 SF per student Instrument Storage 600 Instrument Lockers 300 Music Library 200 Instrument Repair 150 Office (each) 150 Uniform Storage Varies Practice Room 60 Ensemble Practice Room 200	X X X X	X	X X X X X	Vocal has capacity for 98 students Instrumental has capacity for 60 students 77 SF
2. Ceiling Height Room Size Guideline 900 SF and less 9'-4" 901-999 SF 10'-0" 1,000-1,199 SF 12'-0" 1,200-1,800 SF 14'-0" - 18'-0" Over 1,800 SF 16'-0" - 18'-0"				Data not provided on drawings
G. Art Education
Requirement	Yes	No	N/A
1. Size: Grade Room Guideline (MGSF) K-8 Art classroom 1,400 9-12 Art classroom 1,500 K-12 Kiln/clay storage 60 K-12 Art material storage 150	X	X X	X	386 SF 161 SF

G. Art Education
Requirement	Yes	No	N/A
2. Ceiling height: 10'-0"					Data not provided on drawings
3. Art classrooms should have windows	X
H Theater Arts - Auditoriums
Requirement	Yes	No	N/A
1. Size: Grade Guideline (Seating Capacity) K-8 Not recommended 9-12 1/3 of ADM		x		Seating for 600 or ¾ of students is provided.
I. Vocational Education
Requirement	Yes	No	N/A
1. Size: Varies	X
2. Ceiling height: see regular classrooms and light-duty labs up to 1,200 SF 1,200 - 2,000 SF 12'-0" 2,000 SF and above 14'-0"					Data not provided on drawings
3. Windows should be provided per regular classrooms.	X
J. Media Centers
Requirement	Yes	No	N/A
1. Size: Grade Room Guideline (MGSF) K-12 Main Room 4-6 GSF per ADM 1,250 GSF min. K-5 Support Spaces (see below) 1,200 6-8 Support Spaces (see below) 1,800 9-12 Support Spaces (see below) 2,000 K-5 Video Production Room 300 6-12 Video Studio 400 Control/Editing 260 Equipment Storage 80		X		6.77 GSF / ADM
2. Capacity shall be 40 students or 10% of ADM, whichever is greater.	X
3. Support Spaces: Support Space Guideline (MGSF) Media office/admin. Up to 200 + 50/add'l staff Workroom 600 Production 600 Darkroom 150 Professional Area 150 Conference/Small Group 150 Equip. Stor./Distribution/Maintenance 175 Periodical Storage 250	X X X		X X X X X
4. Ceiling Height: Main Room Min. 12'-0" Support Areas: 9'-0"				Data not provided on drawings
5. Windows are recommended in main room.	X
K. Physical Education
Requirement	Yes	No	N/A
1. Size: Grade Spaces Guideline (MGSF) K-6 Multipurpose/Indoor P.E. 3,600 min. plus 4 SF per (Play Area) student over 600students 6-9 Gymnasium varies Play Area 42x74 practice court min. 50x84 competition court Seating 400-500 SF per 100 seats 9-12 Gymnasium One competition court with two practice cross- courts. GSF varies depending on seating Play Area 50x84 court 6' on sides 8' on ends Seating 400-500 SF per 100 seats 9-12 Wrestling 3,000 9-12 Weight Room 2000-3,000		X X X X	X X	Existing fieldhouse meets guideline, new gym exceeds guideline 6.6 SF/seat 3,808 SF 3,385 SF + 1,500 SF
2. Ceiling Heights: Grades Rooms Guideline K-6 Multipurpose 15' (18' recommended) 6-9 Gymnasiums 20'-22' min. 9-12 Gymnasiums 20'-25' min. (25' recommended) Support area under 850 SF 9'-4" Dressing, showers 10'-0" Teaching areas 12'-0"				Data not provided on drawings
3. Showers are recommended	X

L. Home Economics
Requirement	Yes	No	N/A
1. Size varies	X
2. Ceiling height per regular classrooms	X
3. Windows are recommended.	X
M. School Building Administration
Requirement	Yes	No	N/A
1. Size: Rooms Guidelines (MGSF) Principal 200 Assistant Principal (each) 150 Reception Area 400 Secretary 150 Other student services 200 Workroom/Storage 200 varies Conference Room 200 Record Storage 100 General Storage 100 varies	X X X X	X X X X X		286 SF 471 SF 274 SF 120 SF 220 SF

N. Student Support Areas
Requirement	Yes	No	N/A
1. Size: Grades Rooms Guidelines (MGSF) K-5 Guidance 450 6-12 Guidance 300 9-12 Reception/Career Center Varies K-12 Counselor Office 150 K-5 Other student services 150 6-12 Other student services 200 K-8 Health Room 200 9-12 Health Room 200 K-12 Health Room Toilet 50	X X X	X X X	X X X	319 SF 521 SF plus secretary @ 120 SF 60 SF plus sick room @ 41 SF
O. Staff Support Areas
Requirement	Yes	No	N/A
1. Size: Grades Rooms Guidelines (MGSF) K-12 Group Teacher Office/Planning 100 per teacher K-12 Special Assistant and 100 per teacher Itinerant teacher office/work space K-12 Workroom Varies K-12 Lounge Varies	X X		X X
2. Faculty toilets should be located near classrooms	X

P. Commons, Circulation and Entries
Requirement	Yes	No	N/A
1. Corridor Widths: Corridor Guidelines (MGSF) Serving more than 2 classrooms 8'-0" Serving more than 10 classrooms 9'-0" Elementary and middle school major corridors 10'-0" High School major corridors 12'-0" Lockers along one wall Add 2'-0" Lockers along 2 walls Add 3'-0"		X X		17’ wide
2. Commons sizes for grades 7-12 varies	X
3. Stairs, single run should not exceed 8'-0" in height without landing	X
4. Toilets - Adequate privacy without doors - Minimum of two water closets		X X		Doors provided Boys room has one water closet and two urinals
5. Ceiling Heights: 9'-4"				Data not provided on drawings

Q. Cafeterias
Requirement	Yes	No	N/A
1. Size: Grades Guidelines (SGSF per student) K-6 12-14 5-8 12-14 7-9 14 9-12 14	X		X X X
2. Ceiling Height Minimum below 3000 SF 12'-0" Minimum 3000 SF or above 14'-0"				Data not provided on drawings
3. Serving area varies
4. Kitchen Lunches Served Guidelines (SGSF) 100 856 250 1,261 500 1,518 750 1,938 1,000 2,208 1,250 2,566 1,500 2,880	X

R. Building Support Areas
Requirement	Yes	No	N/A
1. Size of all areas vary	X
S. Technology
Requirement	Yes	No	N/A
1. Size: Spaces Guidelines (SGSF) Regular/science classroom Add 15 SF per PC K-5 computer lab 1,050 6-8 computer lab 1,050-1,400 9-12 computer lab 1,050-1,400 Distance learning room 1,050 Wiring closets 15-120 Main Head-End room 450-800	X		X X X

*IV. Life-Cycle Cost Analysis*
Requirement	Yes	No	N/A	Recommendation/Comment
A. All new construction more than 18,000 GSF shall have a life-cycle cost analysis				Not provided in submittal.
*V. Electrical and Lighting*
A. Illumination
Requirement	Yes	No	N/A	Recommendation/Comment
1. See appendix for recommended lighting levels	X
2. Energy efficient lighting is critical	X
B. Fire Alarm
Requirement	Yes	No	N/A	Recommendation/Comment
1. Fire Alarm System per fire code	X
C. Communications
Requirement	Yes	No	N/A	Recommendation/Comment
1. All classrooms should be equipped with two-way communication	X
2. All classrooms should be wired for telephone				Data not provided on drawings

District: Fremont County School District No. 1
Project: Hudson Elementary School

*I. Site Requirements*

A. Size
Requirement	Yes		No	N/A	Recommendation/Comment
1. Elementary School: 4 acres with an additional acre for each 100 students.				X
2. Middle School: 10 acres up to 300 students, 15 acres up to 500 students, 20 acres above 500 students.				X
3. Senior High School: 20 acres up to 400 students, 25 acres up to 800 students, 30 acres above 800 students.				X
B. Existing Sites
Requirement	Yes		No	N/A	Recommendation/Comment
1. No additional space shall be added to an existing site when it is less than 50% of the recommended site size.	X
C. Guidelines
Requirement	Yes		No	N/A	Recommendation/Comment
1. Sites with stadiums may require 10 additional acres.				X
2. Pre-kindergarten and kindergarten students should have separate play area.	X
3. All grade levels should have paved activity areas.	X
4. Parking should be provided for all staff, itinerant specialists, and an additional 10-20% for visitors.	X
5. Student parking for high schools should accommodate a minimum of one-fourth of the students				X
*II. School Size*
A. Size
Requirement		Yes	No	N/A	Recommendation/Comment
1. Elementary Schools: 90 to 120 GSF per student				X	Small school exception. 1999 enroll. = 53 12,597 GSF/53 = 238 GSF/student
2. Middle School: 120 to 150 GSF per student				X
3. Senior High School: 150 to 180 GSF per student				X
4. Schools less than 350 students: graduated adjustment		X
B. Enrollment
Requirement		Yes	No	N/A	Recommendation/Comment
1. Projected enrollment of a new school may not exceed the enrollment of prior year by more than 10%.	X


*III. Class Size*
A. General Classrooms
Requirement	Yes	No	N/A	Recommendation/Comment
1. Not more than 1050 GSF and not less than 35 GSF per student.		X		1,189 SF in new classroom
2. No classroom shall be less than 560 GSF.	X
3. Resource rooms may range from 100 to 560 GSF.			X
B. Auditoriums
Requirement	Yes	No	N/A	Recommendation/Comment
2. For schools less than 600 students, a multi-purpose room may serve as an auditorium.	X
2. When an auditorium is provided, it should seat one-third of the ADM.			X
C. Guidelines for Regular Classrooms
Requirement	Yes	No	N/A	Recommendation/Comment
1. Maximum regular classroom size is 1050 GSF.		X		1,189 SF in new classroom
2. Add 15 SF for each computer workstation.		X		15 SF x 6 = 90 + 1050 = 1,140 SF

C. Guidelines for Regular Classrooms
Requirement	Yes	No	N/A	Recommendation/Comment
3. Ceiling Heights: - 805 SF or less, 9’-4” - 851 SF or more 10’-0” - Modular or mobile 8’-0” to 9’-0”	X
4. All classrooms shall have windows - K-5: equal to or greater than 8% of floor area - 6-12: equal to or greater than 6-8% of floor area - 9-12: No more than 20% of teaching stations shall be windowless	X			99 SF = 8.3%
3. All classrooms shall have window for emergency rescue, or exterior door, or secondary access through adjoining classroom or directly to exit corridor	X
D. Guidelines for Science Classrooms
Requirement	Yes	No	N/A		Recommendation/Comment
1. Size: Grade Room Guideline (MGSF) 6-8 Science 1,250 6-8 Combination Math/Science 1,050 9-12 Biology, Chemistry, Physics, 250 GSF per 2 labs Storage /Prep Rooms 9-12 Physical Science 1,250 Biology 1,250 Physics 1,250 Earth Science 1,250 Chemistry 1,500 Multi-Purpose Science 1,500			X

D. Guidelines for Science Classrooms
Requirement	Yes	No	N/A	Recommendation/Comment
2. Project and science rooms should have windows			X
3. Ceiling height: 10'-0"			X
4. Eye protection/showers shall be provided per OSHA requirements			X
E. Guidelines for Exceptional Children
Requirement	Yes	No	N/A	Recommendation/Comment
1. Classroom size varies with program			X
2. Resource room: 560 MGSF			X
3. Ceiling height same as regular classroom			X

F. Music
Requirement	Yes	No	N/A	Recommendation/Comment
1. Size: Grade Room Guideline (MGSF) K-6 General Music 1,050 6-8 General Music 1,050 6-12 Vocal 10-18 SF per student 6-12 Instrumental 25-35 SF per student Instrument Storage 600 Instrument Lockers 300 Music Library 200 Instrument Repair 150 Office (each) 150 Uniform Storage Varies Practice Room 60 Ensemble Practice Room 200			X
2. Ceiling Height Room Size Guideline 900 SF and less 9'-4" 901-999 SF 10'-0" 1,000-1,199 SF 12'-0" 1,200-1,800 SF 14'-0" - 18'-0" Over 1,800 SF 16'-0" - 18'-0"			X
G. Art Education
Requirement	Yes	No	N/A
1. Size: Grade Room Guideline (MGSF) K-8 Art classroom 1,400 9-12 Art classroom 1,500 K-12 Kiln/clay storage 60 K-12 Art material storage 150			X

G. Art Education
Requirement	Yes	No	N/A
2. Ceiling height: 10'-0"			X
3. Art classrooms should have windows			X
H Theater Arts - Auditoriums
Requirement	Yes	No	N/A
2. Size: Grade Guideline (Seating Capacity) K-8 Not recommended 9-12 1/3 of ADM			X
I. Vocational Education
Requirement	Yes	No	N/A
1. Size: Varies			X
2. Ceiling height: see regular classrooms and light-duty labs up to 1,200 SF 1,200 - 2,000 SF 12'-0" 2,000 SF and above 14'-0"			X
3. Windows should be provided per regular classrooms.			X
J. Media Centers
Requirement	Yes	No	N/A
1. Size: Grade Room Guideline (MGSF) K-12 Main Room 4-6 GSF per ADM 1,250 GSF min. K-5 Support Spaces (see below) 1,200 6-8 Support Spaces (see below) 1,800 9-12 Support Spaces (see below) 2,000 K-5 Video Production Room 300 6-12 Video Studio 400 Control/Editing 260 Equipment Storage 80	X
2. Capacity shall be 40 students or 10% of ADM, whichever is greater.	X
3. Support Spaces: Support Space Guideline (MGSF) Media office/admin. Up to 200 + 50/add'l staff Workroom 600 Production 600 Darkroom 150 Professional Area 150 Conference/Small Group 150 Equip. Stor./Distribution/Maintenance 175 Periodical Storage 250			X
4. Ceiling Height: Main Room Min. 12'-0" Support Areas: 9'-0"			X
5. Windows are recommended in main room.	X
K. Physical Education
Requirement	Yes	No	N/A
1. Size: Grade Spaces Guideline (MGSF) K-6 Multipurpose/Indoor P.E. 3,600 min. plus 4 SF per (Play Area) student over 600students 6-9 Gymnasium varies Play Area 42x74 practice court min. 50x84 competition court Seating 400-500 SF per 100 seats 9-12 Gymnasium One competition court with two practice cross- courts. GSF varies depending on seating Play Area 50x84 court 6' on sides 8' on ends Seating 400-500 SF per 100 seats 9-12 Wrestling 3,000 9-12 Weight Room 2000-3,000	X
2. Ceiling Heights: Grades Rooms Guideline K-6 Multipurpose 15' (18' recommended) 6-9 Gymnasiums 20'-22' min. 9-12 Gymnasiums 20'-25' min. (25' recommended) Support area under 850 SF 9'-4" Dressing, showers 10'-0" Teaching areas 12'-0"	X
3. Showers are recommended			X

L. Home Economics
Requirement	Yes	No	N/A
1. Size varies			X
2. Ceiling height per regular classrooms			X
3. Windows are recommended.			X
M. School Building Administration
Requirement	Yes	No	N/A
1. Size: Rooms Guidelines (MGSF) Principal 200 Assistant Principal (each) 150 Reception Area 400 Secretary 150 Other student services 200 Workroom/Storage 200 varies Conference Room 200 Record Storage 100 General Storage 100 varies	X X

N. Student Support Areas
Requirement	Yes	No	N/A
1. Size: Grades Rooms Guidelines (MGSF) K-5 Guidance 450 6-12 Guidance 300 9-12 Reception/Career Center Varies K-12 Counselor Office 150 K-5 Other student services 150 6-12 Other student services 200 K-8 Health Room 200 9-12 Health Room 200 K-12 Health Room Toilet 50			X
O. Staff Support Areas
Requirement	Yes	No	N/A
1. Size: Grades Rooms Guidelines (MGSF) K-12 Group Teacher Office/Planning 100 per teacher K-12 Special Assistant and 100 per teacher Itinerant teacher office/work space K-12 Workroom Varies K-12 Lounge Varies	X
2. Faculty toilets should be located near classrooms	X

P. Commons, Circulation and Entries
Requirement	Yes	No	N/A
1. Corridor Widths: Corridor Guidelines (MGSF) Serving more than 2 classrooms 8'-0" Serving more than 10 classrooms 9'-0" Elementary and middle school major corridors 10'-0" High School major corridors 12'-0" Lockers along one wall Add 2'-0" Lockers along 2 walls Add 3'-0"		X
2. Commons sizes for grades 7-12 varies			X
3. Stairs, single run should not exceed 8'-0" in height without landing			X
4. Toilets - Adequate privacy without doors - Minimum of two water closets		X		Toilets have doors.
5. Ceiling Heights: 9'-4"	X
6. Corridor doors should be recessed or protected by wing wall, and should not project into circulation path more than 7”.	X			One exception.

Q. Cafeterias
Requirement	Yes	No	N/A
1. Size: Grades Guidelines (SGSF per student) K-6 12-14 5-8 12-14 7-9 14 9-12 14			X
2. Ceiling Height Minimum below 3000 SF 12'-0" Minimum 3000 SF or above 14'-0"			X
3. Serving area varies			X
4. Kitchen Lunches Served Guidelines (SGSF) 100 856 250 1,261 500 1,518 750 1,938 1,000 2,208 1,250 2,566 1,500 2,880	X

R. Building Support Areas
Requirement	Yes	No	N/A
1. Size of all areas vary	X
S. Technology
Requirement	Yes	No	N/A
1. Size: Spaces Guidelines (SGSF) Regular/science classroom Add 15 SF per PC K-5 computer lab 1,050 6-8 computer lab 1,050-1,400 9-12 computer lab 1,050-1,400 Distance learning room 1,050 Wiring closets 15-120 Main Head-End room 450-800	X

*IV. Life-Cycle Cost Analysis*
Requirement	Yes	No	N/A	Recommendation/Comment
A. All new construction more than 18,000 GSF shall have a life-cycle cost analysis			X
*V. Electrical and Lighting*
A. Illumination
Requirement	Yes	No	N/A	Recommendation/Comment
1. See appendix for recommended lighting levels	X
2. Energy efficient lighting is critical	X
B. Fire Alarm
Requirement	Yes	No	N/A	Recommendation/Comment
1. Fire Alarm System per fire code	X
C. Communications
Requirement	Yes	No	N/A	Recommendation/Comment
1. All classrooms should be equipped with two-way communication	X
2. All classrooms should be wired for telephone				Data not available in specifications.

District: Fremont County School District No. 1
Project: Lander Valley High School

*I. Policies and Procedures*

A. District Policies
Question	Yes	No	N/A	Recommendation/Comment
1. Does the district have written policies requiring each school to have an emergency plan?	X
2. Does the district have written policies related to building security?		X		The policies are not written but are established.
3. Does the district require each school to have security procedures specific to its buildings?	X
4. Does the district have policies that require a security review for construction and/or renovation projects?		X		This is the first construction project in a long time.