Charter School’s Response Sample Clauses

Charter School’s Response. Cal. Admin. Code tit. 5, § 11969.9(i) provides as follows: The charter school must notify the school district in writing whether or not it intends to occupy the offered space. This notification must occur by May 1 or 30 days after the school district notification pursuant to subdivision (h), whichever is later … If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me. Very truly yours, Xx. Xxxxxx X. Hayek Deputy Superintendent, Business Services EXHIBIT A Xxxx X. XxXxxxxxxx, Ed.D. Superintendent Xxxxxx X. Xxxxx, Ed.D. Deputy Superintendent, Business Services “Condition” Analysis for Comparison Group Schools School ACACIA (398 ADA) ASPEN (301 ADA) GLENWOOD (243 ADA) LADERA (284 ADA) MADRONA (267 ADA) WEATHERSFIELD (368 ADA) WILDWOOD (355 ADA) MATES (369 ADA) Age of Buildings 0000 0000 0000 1961 1964 1962 1972 1961 Size of Site (Acres) 10.29 10.94 11.09 9.58 11.44 8.76 8.98 7.90 Surfaces- Interior Good Good Average Average Average Average Fair Good Surfaces- Exterior Good Fair Fair Fair Average Fair Average Good Mechanical Systems Average Average Good Fair Average Fair Fair Average Plumbing Average Good Average Fair Good Fair Fair Average Electrical Average Average Average Fair Good Good Fair Average Fire Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Conformity to Applicable Codes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Tech Infrastructure --- Available? Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes --- Condition? Good Good Good Good Good Good Good Good Lighting Good Good Good Good Good Good Good Good Noise Average Average Average Average Average Average Average Average Adequacy of Size Good Good Good Good Good Good Good Fair Furnishings/Equipment Good Good Good Good Good Good Good Good Play Fields Good Good Good Good Good Good Good Good Source: Facilities Master Plan 2017 Executive Summary EXHIBIT B TEACHING STATIONS (CLASSROOMS) ACACIA (362 ADA) ASPEN (287 ADA) GLENWOOD (214 ADA) LADERA (287 ADA) MADRONA (245 ADA) WEATHERSFIELD (385 ADA) WILDWOOD (364 ADA) Room # Sq Ft Grade Use Room # Sq Ft Grade Use Room # Sq Ft Grade Use Room # Sq Ft Grade Use Room # Sq Ft Grade Use Room # Sq Ft Grade Use Room # Sq Ft Grade Use 1 1280 TK A 1247 K C1 1439 K 1 960 TK/K 1 1337 TK K1 1432 TK K1 997 K 2 1280 2 B 1247 K C2 1439 K 2 960 1 2 1337 K K2 1212 TK K2 1164 K 3 1024 K 1 1024 1 C3 1440 TK 3 960 1 2A 1246 TK-2 LEAP 3 960 K K3 1440 TK 5 1024 1 2 1024 1 D4 960 1 4 960 ½ 3 960 K 4 960 1 3 615 3 7 1024 K 3 1024 TK D7 960 1 6 960 2 5 960 2 5 960 1 4 872 3 9 1024 1 4 1024 SAI 2/3 D8 960 2 7 960 2 6 960 ...
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Charter School’s Response. Under tit. 5, § 11969.9(i) of the Cal. Code of Regs: The charter school must notify the school district in writing whether or not it intends to occupy the offered space. This notification must occur by May 1 or 30 days after the school district notification pursuant to subdivision (h), whichever is later. The charter school’s notification can be withdrawn or modified before this deadline. After the deadline, if the charter school has notified the charter school is committed to paying the pro rata share amount as identified. If the charter school does not notify the school district by this deadline that it intends to occupy the offered space, then the space shall remain available for school district programs and the charter school shall not be entitled to use facilities of the school district in the following fiscal year. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me. Very truly yours, Xx. Xxxxxx X. Hayek Deputy Superintendent, Business Services EXHIBIT A For reference only to show BRIDGES’ current allocation and to identify room numbers to be recovered by District. BRIDGES Charter Facilities Use EXHIBIT B CONEJO VALLEY UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT PROGRAM BUDGET AS OF MARCH 31, 2021 (2020-21 2ND INTERIM) BRIDGES FACILITY COSTS AT THE PARK OAKS ELEMENTARY SITE FISCAL YEAR 2020-21 ONGOING AND MAJOR MAINTENANCE ACCOUNTS GENERAL AND DEFERRED MAINTENANCE FUND,RESOURCE 0000-1999 & 8150 TOTAL FUNCTION PERSONNEL OTHER EXP TOTAL EXP PERCENT EST 2020-21 CODES DESCRIPTION BUDGET BUDGET BUDGET OF EXP CHARGE #8110 MAINTENANCE 3,940,650 649,654 4,590,304 100% 4,590,304 #8200 OPERATIONS 2,293,743 371,337 2,665,080 100% 2,665,080 #8300 SECURITY 000 000 000 100% 900 #8500 FACILITIES, ACQ, CONSTRUCTION 3,755 1,398,905 1,402,660 100% 1,402,660 #7200 TRANs 0 700,000 700,000 100% 700,000 TOTAL ESTIMATED 2020-21 EXPENDITURES 9,358,944 9,358,944 TOTAL DISTRICT BUILDING SQUARE FOOTAGE 2,041,908 BRIDGES BUILDING USAGE AT PARK OAKS SQUARE FOOTAGE 27,836 BRIDGES PERCENT OF TOTAL DISTRICT SQUARE FOOTAGE 1.36% ESTIMATED ANNUAL ONGOING AND MAJOR MAINTENANCE ACCOUNTS 9,358,944 BRIDGES PERCENT OF DISTRICT SQUARE FOOTAGE 1.36% ESTIMATED TOTAL BRIDGES FACILITY COST 127,584 ESTIMATED TOTAL BRIDGES FACILITY COST PER SQUARE FOOT $ 4.58 EXHIBIT C Agreement to recoup the full rights and benefits of such ownership, including but not limited to use of such Site, facilities and equipment for District services.
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