912 Appleton Road Facts and information Vacated in 2006 On the - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

912 Appleton Road

Facts and information  Vacated in 2006  On the market for 5 years  90.4 acres  2005 price………………$21 million  Purchase price $8.25 million  Long term lease with the Farm Museum  2.5 megawatt solar array  Future economic development

Bird’s Eye View

Main Entrance

Cafeteria

Natural Resources - Interior

Future classroom and labs

Professional development

Open production areas were divided into smaller labs.

Electrical, Plumbing and HVAC

Labs are available for expanded programs and higher-ed classes in the evenings.

Re-use of some existing infrastructure.

Pilot building – Natural Resources, Agriculture Sciences - Exterior

Project Budget Category Revenue/Expenses State funds $ 5,304,000 FY14 County funds $ 12,813,000 CCPS fund balance $ 1,500,000 Total project funds $ 19,617,000 Building purchase $ 8,532,536 Lease $ 720,000 Construction $ 7,917,500 A/E fees and FFE and contingencies $ 2,446,964 Total project costs $ 19,617,000 Cost per square foot $ 68.04

Current MSDE CTE Programs  Allied Health  Fire  Automotive Science/Emergency Technology Medical Services  Computer Electronics  Heavy Industrial  Construction Trades— Maintenance Carpentry  Natural Resources  Cosmetology  Welding & Metals  Culinary Arts Technology  Electrical Trades

Current Local Programs  Applied Trades Academy  STEP (Student Transition & Employability Program)

New CTE Programs-January  Academy of Health Professions—CNA/GNA and CCMA (Certified Clinical Medical Assistant)  American Culinary Federation  CASE (Curriculum for Agricultural Science Education)  Homeland Security & Emergency Preparedness—Criminal Justice/Law Enforcement  Interactive Media Productions  IT Networking Academy (CISCO)  Project Lead The Way—Biomedical Sciences

Future CTE Programs  Manufacturing Engineering Technology— National Institute of Metalworking Skills Program (NIMS)  Medium/Heavy Truck Technician (Diesel)  TAM (Teacher Academy of Maryland)

Cecil County School of Technology 2005 Initial Comprehensive Educational Specification Developed 2007 Design of New Comprehensive Technical High School 2008 Project on hold due to lack of funding

Cecil County School of Technology 2013 Acquisition of property for New School of Technology 2013 Initial Educational Specification modified and adapted 2013 Project approved and funded

Cecil County School of Technology First Floor Plan

Cecil County School of Technology Second Floor Plan

Cosmetology • Improved styling stations • Dedicated Clinic area • Natural light throughout

Welding • Upgraded ventilation • Expanded booths

Culinary Arts • Expanded student stations • Dedicated walk-ins • Natural light throughout

Automotive • Integrate new and existing lifts • Dedicated Alignment • New exterior access

Lessons learned through construction  Get to know the building’s existing conditions thoroughly prior too purchase  Take ample time for R/D of the MEP systems  Decide how to handle system upgrades, either during construction, or afterwards through maintenance program.

Lessons learned through construction  Allow for higher construction contingency for unforeseen conditions  Research local salvage contractors for demolition recycling opportunities  Always helps having great contractors!

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