$4.7MM of Measure I remains and would continue to help solve for the items originally listed in the Measure I text. The items bolded below show which parts of the original text of Measure I were supported through Measure I funds.

Repair and renovate La Honda Elementary School, originally built in 1960, for urgent health, safety and access improvements, removal of hazardous materials, efficient energy use, and upgraded classrooms. To prevent catastrophic fire at this site where no water is readily available for firefighting, install adequate water storage system, modern fire alarms and other fire abatement measures. Replace faulty and antiquated electrical system. Modernize bathrooms. Install welld esigned foot traffic pathways, outdoor lighting, improved curbside access, and adequate drainage to prevent flooding.
Demolish and replace the old classroom buildings at Pescadero Elementary School, built in 1949 and 1961, with new construction that conforms to codes for health, safety and access, and is seismically adequate and elevated to withstand floods. Replace decrepit bathrooms.
Install modern fire alarm system. Renovate and repair campus buildings for urgent health, safety and access improvements; remove hazardous materials and improve energy use efficiency. Replace failing septic tank and leach field. Relocate and improve playgrounds, kindergarten, preschool and offices as needed for an effective school.
Relocate the district middle school, which currently shares a campus with Pescadero Elementary School and is housed in dilapidated portables that are inadequate educationally, structurally and in terms of health and safety. Temporarily locate the students in leased portable buildings.
Renovate and repair the high school, originally built in 1960. Replace critical and obsolete main electrical panel and transformer to avoid blackout and system failure. Replace decrepit, non-functional locker rooms and bathrooms. Replace old pumping and storage system for water. Renovate for urgent health, safety and access improvements, removal of hazardous materials, efficient energy use, and upgraded classrooms. Update science lab. Construct redesigned access to campus for vehicle and bike parking, safe drop-off and pickup, and pedestrian walkways.
House the middle school in the renovated high school building.
Design and construct a new district high school and continuation high school.
Retire or demolish obsolete portable buildings.
Relocate the district office and central kitchen.
Furnish and equip new and remodeled buildings.

The following items not originally included in the Measure I ballot wording were also completed using Measure I funds.

Replaced office, library
Fire water storage for PMHS. New fire alarm system at PMHS, district office and kitchen.
Replaced Pescadero Elementary portables.

La Honda-Pescadero Unified School District

Measure R - La Honda Pescadero Schools Improvement & Modernization Bond

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