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��` � EVERETT SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 2 <br /> - � = Educatiur,al Service Cenrer <br /> BO% 2098 • 6^30 COL9V RVENOE • EVERETT WASHINGTON 98203 • �.061 339•62U0 <br /> BOARD OF OIREC10R5 <br /> CHAq�ES E.BEiTS June 1�, 1991 <br />' PrefiGent <br /> FOY YATES <br /> VicB P�dsidenl <br /> SUE M.COUPER <br /> EAHLE.DUTTON � � <br /> SHIRLEYVANDERMEER Ms. Mary Cunningham •' � �0 'r/ � <br /> v vD <br /> oa.aw;.SJUNNESEN Planning Department _ <br /> Suowmunaent 3��'L Wetmore Avenue JU,� � •1 <br /> Everett, WA 98201 � ' � �991 <br /> �I� oF EVE�rr <br /> Re: SEPA #36-91 �'lanning pept <br /> Dear Mary; , <br /> The Evereti SchcoI District submiu the following comments on the <br />� apartments located west of SR 527 at 122nd �t. SE, SEPA #36-91. <br /> For information purposes, to determine new school building capital <br /> construction costs, the Everett School District u�es a variety of <br />' factors. Consideration is given to: <br /> number of students; <br /> , square footage per student as mandated by SPI; <br /> construction costs per square foot; <br /> inflation; <br /> and local contribution after state's portion is deducted. <br /> If the Everett School District was requesting mitigation based on <br /> capital construction costs, we would project for unhoused students <br /> only. This project will generate 3.27 total snidents, all of whom <br /> will be unhoused. The total cost to build for those students would <br /> be $10,922.76 or $3,340.28 per student. <br /> A capital construction bond passed in February, 1990. However, <br /> the District is in the process of startinb on many projects to reduce <br /> the overcrowded conditions. It will be five to seven years before <br /> all phases of construction can be completed. In the interim, the <br /> District will be utilizing portable classrooms to increase the <br /> capacity of existing schools. <br /> A� Eq�el Opportunity / qffirmetiva Action Employer <br />