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Larry Thanks for taking time to answer this question. I appreciate it. If the board needs this level of detail for the recommendation from administration, please let me know. Thanks At 07:01 AM 01/25/2002 -0600, Laber, Larry wrote: >[This message was sent to the School Board] > >Sorry for the repeat Greg. Forgot to include Dr. Bartleson and the School >Board. > > > -----Original Message----- > > From: Laber, Larry > > Sent: Friday, January 25, 2002 6:59 AM > > To: 'The Olsons' > > Subject: RE: parking lot > > > > Greg, > > If the ECFE/ECSE program moved to another site, it would need a parking > lot size similar to what Lincoln has now. The administration takes up > only a small amount of this space. As far as the cost, our Buildings and > Grounds Director arrived at this figure assuming that we would start with > a dirt base, essentially starting from scratch. He did not go out for > bids but extrapolated the cost of fill, blacktop and labor. If the new > parking lot was similar size, I think that dollar figure is pretty > accurate. In my mind, the only elementary school that could accomodate > the parking and class rooms is Jefferson. Another problem there, and I > guess with any other building, is shared space. ECFE/ECSE has a lot of > stuff for little kids and the issue of sharing a gym creates some > problems. If these are addressed, I am more than willing to support > closing Lincoln. Do you have some ideas on this? Personally I am drained. > > > > -----Original Message----- > > From: The Olsons [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > > Sent: Thursday, January 24, 2002 10:19 PM > > To: Brant Deppa; Steven Kranz; Larry Laber; Fred Petersen; > Todd Rasmussen; Dr. Ed Thompson; Sharon Ropes > > Cc: Eric Bartleson > > Subject: parking lot > > > > Board members, Eric > > > > I heard comments tonight concerning the programs at Lincoln. I > believe that Lincoln was originally built as an Elementary > school. Please correct me if I am wrong. Its classrooms are not much > different than other classrooms. With that being said, the difference > between Lincoln and an Elementary School lies in the elimination of the > majority of the playground. This is used as parking. Essentially the > closing of this building and moving of its programs evolve around what is > considered adequate and affordable parking. A $200,000.00 price tag was > put on a parking lot. Please provide me with the following information. > > > > 1. How many square ft of parking lot was proposed/needed? > > 2. Where would this parking lot be located? > > 3. Where did the bid/quote come from? > > 4. If a parking lot was provided with little to no cost to the > district, would the board have a consensus on closing Lincoln? > > 5. If we have a yes to #4 would you leave the neighborhood > schools alone? > > > > Sorry Larry, I am asking for more information! > > Greg >------------- >This message was sent to the School Board of Winona Area Public Schools. >To send a message to the entire School Board, address it to >[EMAIL PROTECTED] All messages sent to that address are viewable by >the general public. A public archive of emails sent to and exchanged >between school board members is available at >http://www.mail-archive.com/[email protected] Eric Bartleson, Superintendent Winona Area Public Schools 654 Huff St. Winona, MN 55987 507.454.9461 ------------- This message was sent to the School Board of Winona Area Public Schools. To send a message to the entire School Board, address it to [EMAIL PROTECTED] All messages sent to that address are viewable by the general public. A public archive of emails sent to and exchanged between school board members is available at http://www.mail-archive.com/[email protected]
