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Financial Summaries

Bond Sale Press Release - February 6, 2017

April 19, 2017 Meeting Financial Summary

August 16, 2017 Meeting Financial Summary

October 18, 2017 Meeting Financial Summary

March 5, 2018 Meeting Financial Summary

May 17, 2018 Meeting Financial Summary

August 15, 2018 Meeting Financial Summary

October 17, 2018 Meeting Financial Summary

February 20, 2019 Meeting Financial Summary

May 15, 2019 Meeting Financial Summary 

August 21, 2019 Meeting Financial Summary

October 16, 2019 Meeting Financial Summary

February 19, 2020 Meeting Financial Summary

May 20, 2020 Meeting Financial Summary

August 19, 2020 Meeting Financial Summary

October 21, 2020 Meeting Financial Summary

February 24, 2021 Meeting Financial Summary

May 19, 2021 Meeting Financial Summary

August 18, 2021 Meeting Financial Summary

October 20, 2021 Meeting Financial Summary

 

How are bond construction costs determined?

Cost estimates were part of the Bond Advisory Committee process. An architect and estimator based estimated costs on current and projected cost standards for the industry.

Hard construction costs for public school projects bid in 2015 have averaged $329 per sq. ft. Hard construction costs include all labor and material required to complete the structure.

Thirty five percent is added to hard construction costs to account for the full cost of completing the project. Those are soft costs, which cover fees for architectural/engineering services, furniture and equipment, project management, permits and system development charges, frontage improvements and a small contingency fund.

The full cost of construction (hard construction cost plus soft costs) in 2015 dollars is estimated to be $444 per square foot. To determine full cost of construction in 2020, the mid-year of bond projects, an inflation factor of 4% per year must be factored to the 2015 full cost amount ($444). This brings the estimated cost per square foot for new construction to $540 per square foot in 2020.

How much will the bond cost taxpayers? 

The $433 million bond is estimated to continue the current taxpayer rate of $2.37, subject to variation, per $1,000 of assessed property value.