Board Of Aldermen

Schematic Drawing of Emergency Stairwelis
and Handicapped Ramp Locations

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East (left) and West (right) Sides of School Where
Emergency Egress Stairwells Will Be Installed

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Summary of Bond Proposal

¢ Construction Costs $3,779,861
¢ Architect/Engineering $238,500
¢ Professional Consultants $170,000
¢ FF&E $150,000
¢ Nashua/Architect Contingency $365,431

¢ Site Modifications (Traffic Improvements) $182,716

¢ Miscellaneous (IT, Security, Storage Units) $43,500
Total: $4,930,008

Key Construction Elements
Summer 2022

¢ Installation of exterior Emergency Egress Stairwells at either end of
the school. (Required for pre school occupancy of second floor.)

e Replacement of restroom fixtures and addition of ADA restrooms
¢ Replacement of stairwell handrails for ADA compliance.

¢ Installation of handicapped ramp at main entrance.

¢ Modifications to room and hallway layouts on all floors.

e Dumpster Enclosure & Basketball Half Court; other site work.

Construction Team

¢ The JSSBC previously approved Harriman A/E as the architect &
engineering firm for this project, and Harvey Construction as the
construction manager.

¢ The Engineering Corporation was recently selected as the Traffic
Analysis consultant and SLR International Corporation was selected as
the Geotechnical Engineering consultant.

¢ Other consultants are still to be determined:
¢ Industrial Hygienist
* Construction Testing
¢ HVAC Commissioning
° Surveying

Franklin Street Genesis & History (cont'd)

¢ We also knew the HVAC system was old (but still functioning) and
would need replacing at some point. Fortunately, ESSER funding
became available and HVAC is being addressed this summer (more on
this later).

Franklin Street Genesis & History (cont’d)

¢ Brentwood Academy moved into its spaces on the third floor at the
beginning of the school year. Since the 2"? floor couldn’t be used,
only the pre-school classrooms from Broad St Elementary were
moved to Franklin Street (1% floor, with OT/PT in the basement).

Franklin Street Genesis & History (cont'd)

¢ The plan was established to house the HS Alternative program, aka,
Brentwood Academy, on the third floor of the building. The pre-school
programs will occupy the 1% and 2"9 floors along with part of the basement
level. The Title One program was moved to Broad St Elementary, in space

vacated by the pre-school program there.

Franklin Street Genesis & History (cont’d)

¢ Finally, NSD has been renting space for its Title One program at a local
church for many years. Moving it to a permanent location will save

the annual rental costs for that program.

Franklin Street Genesis & History

¢ The Nashua School District has had an alternative high school
program for many years, first housed at the South HS, then moved to
various rented spaces such as the Boys & Girls Club, Amherst Street
(Phoenix Program), Merrimack HS (Brentwood Program) and most
recently, back to another location off of Amherst Street. Rising costs
and a desire to find a permanent location contributed to looking for a
suitable building within the city to house the program.