November 2017
At the November School Board Work Session, Thursday, November 9, Crabtree & Rohrbaugh presented an update on the Middle School Construction project. A review of the proposed Middle School floor plans was presented for the board members to review, in addition to a proposed bus loop, parent drop-off, and pick-up traffic flow for the new campus.
Floor Plan Review
First Floor
Design Guidelines
- Educational Program adjacencies
- Efficient Circulation
- Square Footage Limitation
- Existing Site Conditions
Natural Daylight Advantages
- Improved focus & productivity
- Health benefits
- Eliminates distractions
- Free light
Courtyard Advantages
- Natural daylight
- Secure outdoor learning environment
- Overflow area for cafeteria/commons
Manheim Township School District
PlanCon Part B - Schematic Design
First Floor Plan
The Manheim Township School District asserts that this document is exempt from public disclosure consistent with Section 708(b)(3) of the Right-to-Know Law, 65 P.S. § 67.708(b)(3). Any public disclosure of this record would create a reasonable likelihood of endangering the safety and physical security of a School District building, particularly since this record includes building plans that could expose or create a vulnerability. In the event that PDE receives a public records request for this document, the School District requests that PDE notify the School District immediately and allow the School District the opportunity to participate as an interested third party.
Second Floor
Black Box
- Large Assembly Space without a Stage
- 600 Seating Capacity
- Smaller and less costly than Auditorium
Gymnasium
- Equitable to Landis Run Intermediate
- 600 Seating Capacity
Turf Field
- Pervious and no increase to lot coverage
- Multi-purpose Field - Band, P.E., & Athletics
- Maintenance
Manheim Township School District
PlanCon Part B - Schematic Design
Second Floor Plan
The Manheim Township School District asserts that this document is exempt from public disclosure consistent with Section 708(b)(3) of the Right-to-Know Law, 65 P.S. § 67.708(b)(3). Any public disclosure of this record would create a reasonable likelihood of endangering the safety and physical security of a School District building, particularly since this record includes building plans that could expose or create a vulnerability. In the event that PDE receives a public records request for this document, the School District requests that PDE notify the School District immediately and allow the School District the opportunity to participate as an interested third party.
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