FCI is in attendance. If you have CMC direct questions, they're sure going to go to them and not to me. But, I'd be happy to answer any questions I could or I'm sure Tyler and Nick would as well. >> Thank you, Mark. At this time, I'll ask the board for a motion to approve FCI as our construction manager. >> I'll make that motion. >> I'll second. I have a motion and a second.
We'll take the attorney general's suggested amendments to ensure the constitutionality of this bill. Section five, paragraph 1, will read, used within the school impact district for which the funds were collected to provide new or expanded school facilities serving students residing within that school impact district or two refunded to the developer if collected as a fee in lie or construction cost component impact fee and remain unexpended 20 years after the date of collection. The school facilities authority shall administer these funds in accordance with applicable law and ensure that expenditures remain reasonably proportionate to the impacts generated within the district. Further, we'll take the school facilities authorities amendments. First, to add a new subsection to HRS 205-4 to prevent return to the fair share exaction process K. Notwithstanding any law to the contrary, no petition or condition imposed by the commission pursuant to this chapter shall require exactions from a residential development for educational purposes.
Um, so you'll see like for the building six alone, it's $5 million because that has the locker rooms are counted within the restrooms. And so this is the breakdown of what they are uh per building um on the different components. And so if you and then it also at the bottom it has a total per thing. So if we're talking about the AC units that's a you know 14 plus million thing for our um campuses and then the cooling towers. So those are shared. So that's close to $3 million and the boilers are over $3 million. And then the controls are um almost $3 million to get those all wired and because a lot of our software is obsolete. But Mike Mike's able to get a lot of stuff up and running temporarily with some things. >> And are these the numbers that they that they gave you?
Any discussion? >> I think anytime we can stay locally like you've said and I don't know how many people that work for you that live in the greater DeKalb County area, it's probably comfortable knowing that they only have to drive to work and be there in 15 minutes for a period of time as opposed to driving to Michigan, no offense to Michigan, or Ohio >> [laughter] >> or Indianapolis. So, I think this is a positive relationship that we've created. >> [clears throat] >> Any other discussion? All those in favor signify by saying I. >> I. >> Opposed? Motion passes. >> Thank you. >> This brings us to item I, which is our miscellaneous and I will open that up to our board for anything. >> Go ahead. >> [laughter] >> Again, [clears throat] I think we're moving forward in the right direction. Right now, we've we've got somewhere around 40 we're going to have $45 million in capital project cost that are going to be going on over the next couple years.
Next, to ensure existing educational contribution agreements remain in effect. Um, inserting the language, notwithstanding any law to the contrary, any existing educational agree contribution agreements or written agreements educated with executed with the Department of Education or the School Facilities Authority pursuant to chapter 302A part six subpart BRS prior to its repeal by this act shall remain in effect unless the parties to such an agreement mutually agree to terminate the agreement. Transfer. Next, we'll transfer the school impact fees into SFA's special fund. Next, we'll establish an expenditure ceiling to allow for the disposition of existing balances for priority education facilities projects, including the expansion of pre kindergarten facilities. We'll transfer the executed fair share ECAS to SFA uh and insert the language to do so and eliminate the legislative report requirement that would be moot with the repeal of school impact fees. And that's it. Uh and also in the committee report, we'll [music] note the amounts of money in unused fair share contributions and school impact fees and the duration of their existence.
>> Yes. And so the other thing I want to say about these numbers is these numbers were quoted with the idea that a couple years down the road there might be a little bit of inflation. So there's a little bit of padding in there that we might not need all of it. But depending on but what they didn't want to do is go out for the bond and say, "Hey, here are the things we're going to do." and then if inflation spikes a little bit that we're not able to follow through and then the community saying hey we wanted to pay to get these things done and we weren't able to do them. So they are a little bit padded but then when you look at and this is just the facilities without looking at the other bond projects it was about 48 million and so 4748 million and so um so yeah hopefully we can get some funded through school facilities division hopefully they'll come through that the hard thing with that is it it does take a year or so on some of them to get funded so but we're hoping to do that and then if we do that then we can use the bond money for other things or we wouldn't have to sell all of those bonds if we get the projects completed and so saved the community some money.
So, I would like to make a recommendation to the board and we don't have to vote on it. We can discuss it later or even at the next board. I think we need to make sure that we we get to see all of Mr. Vance's reports on all the project updates, but we don't share that very often in this meeting. I think we need to be transparent and start sharing those activities as to where we're at, what we're doing. >> Do you mean Mr. Do you mean Mr. Vince? >> Sorry, Vince. Yeah. >> [clears throat] >> That would be Sorry. >> [laughter] >> And uh again, sharing that information with the community I think is is critical and and going forward with with positive intervention with what's going on. So. >> Thank you. >> Buckle up. Um just found out today that one of our football players has to be a senior is is now a member of the North-South football team.
>> Members, do we have any discussion? >> Questions? Okay. So for the committee on housing, chair's recommendation for HB1 1713 will be to pass this measure with amendments. Chair votes eye. >> Members, HB1 1713 HD1. Chair's recommendations pass with amendment. Chair votes eye.ai. Vice chair votes. Senator Elephante. Hi. >> Senator Rhodess. >> Hi. >> Senator Favlla is excused. Chair recommendations adopted. Thank you >> for the uh committee on education. Same recommendation HB1713 HD1 to an SD1 as articulated by the housing chair.
We don't have to sell all of the bonds that we get approval for. >> Yeah. >> Um, one other quick question. Uh, Mike, you said you have a local plumber >> coming in. Is he charging us for that? >> As in >> to to come in and snake the >> put a camera. >> Yes, sir. We did get a bill. Yes, sir. We did get a bill. >> Okay. >> Uh, we didn't get overtime hours or weekend hours. Yeah. We just got regular work hours. >> But I'm just wondering if I mean I was around in 1998 when the main gym was built and those locker rooms were, you know, so nice and everything and it just they just went downhill very quickly. Um, and I'm just wondering if we can't use some of our local trades professionals, HVAC guys, plumbers, electricians to come in and and hire them perhaps to to help make sure those things don't happen.
So, congratulations to Xavier Bell. Um it's always nice to get recognized for what we had a really good season and one of our players is going to represent DeKalb in that I think it's a fall game. Is it summer? >> Summer, so Where is that located? >> Indianapolis. >> Somewhere. Somewhere, cuz it bounces around sometimes. All right. Uh boys basketball, I know the season's over, but uh the team got recognized from the it's IBCA, it's the Indiana Basketball Coaches Association. Uh our varsity team was recognized as one of 29 teams to make the academic award. And that consists of your varsity roster having a a of 3.5 or higher. So, I think that's a I'm going to say a a congratulations to the parents. You know, for keeping their kids going and keeping them focused during the season. I know that people say, "Well, they're busy.
Any questions, discussion? If not, chair votai. >> Chair vzai, vice chair vzai, senator Fukumoto excuse. >> Senator Hashimoto, >> hi. >> Senator Deort, >> I >> measures adopted madam chair. >> Thank you. Our second bill is HP 2397 relating to school facilities. Having conferred the chair's recommendation will be to pass this measure with amendments to adopt the attorney general's amendment. Um again to ensure the constitutionality of this measure by inserting section a section the funds appropriated and expended under this act shall be used to serve students residing within the Klehi Alam Moana School Impact um district. Students residing outside the district may be enrolled only to the extent that space is available and in a manner consistent with the purpose of the fees under section 302A-1601 HRS. The expending agency shall administer these funds in accordance with applicable law ensuring that in district students are prioritized and that expenditures remain aligned with the impacts generated within the district.
When I heard the fact, which I was unaware of with the CTE presentation that we heard a little while ago, I did was unaware that uh Mrs. Solder was had an HVAC program at David, which is immediately something I would love to pop into. Uh me and Mr. Roloff were actually speaking this morning about trying to bring in some entry levels and instill the Blue Ridge pride and let them grow with the district. So yes sir, that was something that we had and um pardon me Mrs. Um, so I believe I want to say with the current projects that we have with the SFD at the moment, we have roughly about $835,000 waiting to be used. So, we have been given that money. We need to finish some paperwork. We have some invoices from CCS for the intercom system, but they are being very helpful.
They're busy." But, you know, staying busy during any season, you're focused on a lot of things academically. Plus, we had two individuals that made honorable mention, Caden Rice, his mom is here, and Brady Color. They both had to meet three conditions, GPA of 3.5 or higher, class rank of 25% or higher, and their SAT had to be 1,100 or higher. So, we're very proud of those three guys, and hopefully that will be leaders for the guys down the road, hopefully. So, congratulations to them. Um sticking with basketball, one of our coaches from the past, Cliff Hawkins, just got voted in this year as the Indiana High School Basketball Coaches Hall of Fame. He spent 12 years here. Uh and I think he's retiring. He now has 604 wins and 402 losses, and I think probably the more majority of his wins came from here. So, I think he'll always be a Baron in most of our hearts.
We'll also adopt the school facilities authorities amendment. There is appropriated out of the school impact fee sub account of the school facilities special fund the sum of 15,237,19 or so much thereof as may be necessary for fiscal year 2026 to 27 to acquire and renovate one or more buildings or acquire land and construct a new building in the 96813 zip code to develop and expand pre kindergarten and charter school capacity on page two lines 15 to 20.
And so at this moment, we have just under a mill that they have given us that they're waiting to dot the eyes and cross the tees. So yes, ma'am, they are being very cooperative at this moment. >> And some of those things were just is quick enough that Mike cleaned up really quick about needing a signature page. So we we all signed off on it quick to get the paperwork in. And like I said, we go fast to wait. So we like get those done. And so now we wait for months. So it's approved but it hasn't been released that that dollar amount. >> Yes ma'am. So for instance we have a budget of um all I can think of is the CCS through my head. Um the for instance the elementary school we have been given $89,000 to go to a architect and say here's $89,000.
Um Barons get buckets. Mention that that's Thursday, and people are like, "What is that?" Uh that's a fundraiser for one of our students. So, that's Thursday from 6:00 to 8:00. Uh there's all kinds of information on the media. It's in the newspaper. Um she's got nothing going on Thursday, bring your money, bring your wallet, bring your credit card, bring your phone so you can do the QR codes. But, uh one of our students is in need of some some assistance. So, that's all I'll say there. Uh Polar Plunge went off with a bang with a breeze, I guess. Uh they raised nearly $4,000 the last I checked. Um so, that was a a a great thing. I want to shout out to my middle school teachers, Mrs. Freels, Ms. Voss, and Landon Bell. If you saw the video, Landon was the last guy. He was the guy in the penguin suit.
All right, any discussion members? Okay, seeing none for HB 2397, chair's recommendation for the housing committee will be to pass this measure with amendments. Chair votes I. >> Members, chair votes I. Any members voting with reservations? Any members >> Reservations with Senator Rhodess. Any members voting no. With all others voting I, noting excuses of Senator Fell. Recommendations adopted. >> Thank you. >> And for the committee on education, same recommendation HB2397HD22 and SD1 as articulated by the housing chair.
Now build us a design of how you're going to fix the elementary school. So they've been given it to us. Now I just have to have a certain amount of meetings and this and yes. So yes ma'am it is there. It in essence is waiting to be given to us. >> Thank you. >> Yes ma'am. >> If you need a I know a school architect guy if you want that information later. I think I think your personality has probably helped SFSB, you know, for there there for a while we were treated like that red ahead stepchild when they saw when they heard Blueridge was on the docket. Yeah. They they would just kind of, you know, turn their backs and walk away. So, I think uh appreciate what you're doing with them. Uh you know, honey goes a lot farther than whatever else is out there.
Um, >> [laughter] >> got in and I'm it's probably still wet. This thing is awful fuzzy. The last I knew those things were. And the last thing I always told my students when I was a teacher, we have one more week of school then spring break. Some of them mentally shut down last week cuz it was in the 60s and 70s. I said, "Then you got four more weeks of the best weeks of your school career." So, focus on what you need to do to be successful, then you can shut down, and then kick it into high gear for the last stretch. >> Well done. >> Well. >> Are you finished? >> [laughter] >> Yes, Lauren. I'm finished. You You can go. >> Um, we got to attend the National School Board Conference in Louisville this past weekend. And there was a lot of different segments that were covered, but um, Mrs.
Any discussion? Any questions? If not, chair votes I. >> Senate Education Committee House Bill pass with amendments. Chair votes I. Vice Chair votes I. Senator Fukunaga excuse. Senator Hashimoto. >> I. >> Senator Decort. >> I wish adopted. Madam Chair. >> Thank you. There being no further business on the 1:00 agenda. Um this hearing will be adjourned and we'll be back in a few minutes or in a few moments for the 105 agenda of the housing committee. Thank you. Good afternoon and welcome back to the Committee on Housing. We are now u moving to our 10:05 p.m. hearing. Um, thank you all for your patience. We had a robust discussion in the 1:00 agenda. Our first measure today is House Bill 1711 relating to housing. Amends for the purposes of the HHFDC's rent to own program, the period during which the sales price of a dwelling unit is required to remain fixed from 5 years to an option period to be determined by the corporation.