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i <br /> School Facilities Summary ! ' <br /> Presentation was made by Thomas Fudala who made reference to <br /> Goals #1 through #5 using an overhead projector. (Said School <br /> Facilities Summary is hereby attached and filed herewith as part <br /> of the official record. ) Mr. Fudala also made reference to but <br /> did not read individually the Objectives. =: <br /> Table 5-3 Build-out Enrollment Projections-Population : <br /> projections were determined by a combination of Town Planner' s k. <br /> Department/State Projections and age groupings through the year <br /> i <br /> 2010. A build-out projection of students has been determined for <br /> a typical year and peak year. <br /> School Enrollment Projections-High and low growth <br /> i F <br /> projections were determined by the Town Clerk's birth numbers and <br /> State recorded births for the Town of Mashpee. Build-out has <br /> been based on 55-60W year-round occupancy. Overall projections <br /> for the Town were based on a seasonality factor for each of the <br /> 160-planning zones within the town. The number of high school <br /> students should peak by the year 2005-2007. It is recommended <br /> within the Plan to keep track of births and school population on :. <br /> an annual basis. (Consulting Engineer, Charles Rowley, arrived <br /> at the Meeting at this point-7:15 p.m. ) <br /> Current School Capacity-Maximum capacity having been based <br /> upon the maximum number of student occupancy for each school. <br /> Coombs School-550 to 650; Middle School-800 to 950; High School <br /> has been designed for 1, 180 students. Projected Student , <br /> Population. High School Projections. Grade 7 through 12 <br /> students is a critical issue. By the year 2002-2003 the Town <br /> will be at capacity in the high school. Based upon discussions <br /> with the School Superintendent and School Committee, it has been <br /> suggested to move the seventh and eighth graders back to the <br /> Middle School Building, and build a K through 6 elementary <br /> school. <br /> School Facilities Recommended Policies #1 through #8-Based <br /> upon Educational Needs Committee findings submitted in January, <br /> 1995, approved by the Selectmen and School Committee. <br /> 1992 EFNC School Site Analysis, Site B, Existing Town Land, <br /> Map 6-2, 6-4. Recommendation made to purchase or otherwise tie It <br /> down all projected school sites. The recommended site is an area <br /> behind Town Hall, Russell Peters' property, 11 acres. Also <br /> recommended is the development of a campus with at least two <br /> schools using shared facilities. Site D-Wampanoag Rod & Gun <br /> Club, South Sandwich Road, is the recommended second site, <br /> particularly if a third school is not needed. Additional <br /> recommended sites being Town-owned land located on Orchard i <br /> Road and land adjacent to the high school as backup sites. <br /> Mr. Fudala summarized the Five-Year Plan: 1998 through <br /> 2002 and the Long Range Plan. The Plan has been endorsed by V <br /> the School Committee at the December 4th Meeting. <br /> Patrick Coffey inquired as to the State reimbursement <br /> rate for school construction. Mr. Fudala replied, fifty-eight u! <br /> (58W) percent. <br /> Patrick Coffey further inquired as to potential impact fee + <br /> -3- <br /> i <br /> Y <br /> u <br /> d� <br />