As part of the San Angelo Independent School District Citizen Facilities Review Committee, the District hired Terracon Consultants Inc. to perform detailed facilities assessments of Central and Lake View High Schools. As the Board of Trustees and the voters begin to consider what should be done about SAISD’s facilities it is important to understand the current condition of those facilities.
Central High School
Facility condition ratings go from New/Good to Fair to Poor to Critical. CHS is rated as fair. It has a deferred maintenance backlog of $12 Million. This includes $3.7 Million for HVAC, $2.2 Million for plumbing and $2 Million for Electrical. There is $18 Million in building components that have reached the end of their useful life. This means the campus has a deferred maintenance backlog of $30 Million. $5.4 Million of these are considered critical or affecting life safety. Building replacements needs are projected to run $13 Million per year over the next ten years. Capital renewal requirements for the replacement of components that are expected to reach the end of their useful service life within the next 10 year totals over $116.6 million.
Total replacement cost of Central High School was calculated to be $261,319,097 in 2024 dollars.
You can read the full report here.
Lake View High School
Lake View’s facilities are also rated in fair condition. It has $17.9 million in total deferred maintenance backlog and an additional $8.6 million in age-based building components at the end of their remaining service life. This comes to a total of $26.5 million in total deferred maintenance. $8.5 Million of that is for HVAC, $5 Million is for roofing, and $1.2 Million for electrical. $9.6 million of the deferred maintenance total is for items that are considered critical or life safety. Future building replacement needs will be $9.0 million per year over the next 10 years. The estimated cost for component renewals over that period totals over $65.0 million.
The total requirements for maintenance, repairs, and replacements over the next ten (10) years total over $90.1 Million.
