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1/12/2011
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• <br /> construction questions and negotiate o.ah the contractor on the cost <br /> of changes /change orders that may occur in the field. Usually, CMs <br /> are onsite (daily service) during the construction, for larger projects <br /> that could be 18 -24 month duration. <br /> Q5. Who should be on the Conceptual Design Team? <br /> Response: Any interested stakeholders, such as students, athletes, <br /> teachers, administrators and staff, city representative(s), community <br /> members, local businesses, neighbors and others. <br /> Q6. When can the Conceptual Design Team get involved in designing <br /> a project? <br /> Response: In early 2011, after the architects are selected. The <br /> projected timeframe for conceptual team input for the two marquee <br /> projects (Burrell and San Leandro High School pool) is late February <br /> to April, 2011. <br /> Q7. What is the architect's role? <br /> Response: The architect's role is to design the project based upon <br /> the budget available, educational program desired, and other District <br /> needs. The Architect, along with the District staff and others, will <br /> facilitate the community input process. By law, the architect is <br /> responsible for designing to California Building Code, Education <br /> Code, Title 24 and obtaining DSA and all other plan approvals prior to <br /> the District signing a contract for construction. <br /> Q8. Why does it take so long for the Division of State Architect (DSA) <br /> to approve the architect drawings /construction plans? <br /> ) <br /> Response: Great question. DSA is bound by the requirements of the <br /> Field Act and California Building Code, plus they are part of the State <br /> government. <br /> Q9. Measure B passed in 2006. Are we not done yet with Measure 13? <br /> Response: We have completed 70% of the total Measure B program, <br /> fast - tracking the Fred T. Korematsu Campus and Career Technical <br /> Education (CTE) Center in order to apply for and receive state <br /> matching funds. This spring, the Arts Education Center (AEC) will be <br /> completed, and this summer, restroom renovations at Roosevelt ES, <br /> Wilson ES, Bancroft & Muir Middle Schools are scheduled. Also in <br /> the summer of 2011, paint and light renovations will be done at <br /> Roosevelt, Wilson, Bancroft, and SL High School. In 2012, the paint <br /> • <br />
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