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CARY ACADEMY
CAMPUS MASTER PLAN
Highlighted Items are Deemed Complete
12/2003
[REC: Reassess LT needs in
one year
and determine a suitable timeline.]
| Immediate
Need (Begin now) |
Short-term
Need (Begin within 3 years) |
Long-term
Need (Begin within 6 years) |
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Physics Laboratory for US
cost $50,000-$100,000
REC: Begin now or wait and Include in SEA.
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Sports and Education Annex (SEA)
(to include 2nd gym, dance studio,
additional Upper
School Classrooms)
cost $1,000,000+
REC: Begin now.
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Strings Instrumental Rehearsal Room
cost undetermined
REC: Temporary move to Sports & Fitness Center. Move
to the Fine Arts Bldg. where dance studio is
located, move dance studio to SEA.
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Additional World
Arts Classroom
cost undetermined
REC: Include in SEA or in Upper School when SEA is
built.
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One Additional Middle School Classroom
cost undetermined
REC: Need now. Consider splitting M125 into two
rooms.
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Lighting for the Baseball & Soccer/Track Fields
cost $120,000 (offer funding to Alliance)
REC: Build now.
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Outdoor Bathroom and
Concession Facility
cost $85,000 (offer funding to Alliance)
REC: Build now
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Additional Parking Area (Approx. 100 spaces)
cost $100,000
REC: Determine location and build now.
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Improve Vehicular
Traffic Flow
cost undetermined
REC: Commission an outside professional to review by
July 1, 2000.
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Storage Needs for Admin. Bldg. Offices
cost undetermined
REC: Utilize basement getting climate controlled,
locked areas. Build by June, 2001.
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Expansion of Nurses Office
cost undetermined (Fund out of annual capital
budget.)
REC: Possibly expand into adjacent conference room.
Ask Middle School to prioritize need.
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Concrete Pad Outside Fine Arts Back-Stage Shop
cost undetermined (fund out of operating budget)
REC: Complete by Sept. 1, 2000.
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Business Office Workroom
cost $100,000
REC: Look for location.
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Additional Locker Space for Upper School Students
cost undetermined (fund out of operating budget)
REC: Place hooks on
walls opposite Lockers; build cubbies at end of
halls.
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Landscaping/External
Gathering Areas
cost approx. $150,000 over 5 years
REC: Establish a long-term committee with own budget
to address needs.
Started and continuing
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Additional Internal Sitting Areas for Students
Cost: under $10,000 (Use annual capital budget to
furnish sitting/studying areas.)
REC: The person responsible for each building
should address this need.
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Three addl US
Classrooms for Humanities
cost $100,000-$1 million
REC: Include in SEA or in Upper School when SEA is
built.
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Ceramics Studio
cost undetermined
REC: Check feasibility of enclosing and covering
small area outside Fine Arts Building by June, 2001.
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Extended Day Space/Meeting Area
cost undetermined
REC: Investigate storage area for equipment and
rotate meeting place among classes.
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Walkway to back stage in theatre
Cost undetermined
REC: Accomplish within next 3 years.
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Middle School Meeting Place
cost undetermined
REC: Reassess need in two years.
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Greenhouse/Recycling
Compost Center
cost $10,000-$20,000 (offer funding to Alliance)
REC: Ask Science Department to work on design,
needs, size, cost, etc. Committee will review when
plans are submitted.
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Rehearsal Room for
Large Music Groups
cost Undetermined
REC: Ask Arts Department to reassess needs after
dance studio is moved.
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Distance Learning
Equipment in Teleconference Room
cost $50,000 - $100,000
REC: Reassess need in 2 years.
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Classroom to be Used in Library as Teaching Space
cost $20,000 -
$50,000
REC: Reassess need in 2 years.
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Teacher Work/Study
Room in Library
REC: Better publicize area already there.
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Rubberized Surface for Track
cost $120,000 (offer funding to Alliance)
REC: Have completed by August, 2002.
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Dugouts for Baseball
Field with Storage Space for Equipment
cost $30,000
REC: Have completed by Spring, 2002.
Construction to begin in
October, 2003
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Conveyer Belt for
Dish Room Area
cost $35,000 - $45,000
REC: Reassess need in one year.
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Advancement Office
needs Additional Office
cost undetermined
REC: Reassess need in one year. Could shift IS from
A111 into new office.
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Upper School Student Lounge
cost undetermined
REC: Consider locating one in SEA.
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Observatory for
Telescope
Cost under $10,000
REC: Ask Science Department to determine mounting
location for telescope without building separate
facility. If under $10,000, fund out of annual
capital budget.
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Amphitheatre
cost undetermined
REC: Refer to landscaping committee and fund out of
annual capital budget.
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PA System and
Covered Video Area for Track/Soccer Fields
cost $10,000 (Fund out of annual capital budget)
REC: Reassess need next year.
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South bleachers in
gym reconfigured to allow for bleacher extension
with team and scorer area
cost undetermined
REC: Reassess need in one year.
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Improvement of Existing Practice Fields
cost $5,000 (Fund out of operating budget.)
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Permanent Seating
Area for Coaches/Officials
at Cross Country Start
cost undetermined (Fund out of annual capital
budget.)
REC: Build by August, 2001.
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Additional Outdoor Storage for Track & Field
Equipment
cost $1,500 (Fund out of annual capital budget.)
REC: Reassess need next year.
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Display case for autographed books
cost under $10,000 (Fund out of annual capital
budget.)
REC: Complete by June, 2001
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Finish Orchestra Pit
cost undetermined
Construction scheduled for
Dec. 2003
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Aquatic Research
Area (pond)
cost $10,000 - $20,000
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Six Foreign Language Classrooms
cost $1 million+
REC: Include in SEA or Upper School when SEA is
built.
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Mobile Shelving for
Library Books
cost under $10,000 (Fund out of operating budget.)
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Storage area for
textbooks, educational materials, furniture, etc.
cost $120,000
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Wireless Network
Stations Outdoors
cost $20,000 - $50,000
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Plastic Bleachers
for Soccer/Track
cost $20,000 - $50,000
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Additional Game and
Practice Fields
cost - undetermined
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Charger Head Logo put on Fitness Center Lobby Floor
cost $10,000
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Word Charger landscaped into hill on south end of
soccer/track facility
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SPECIAL
NOTE REGARDING ATHLETIC FACILITIES:
The committee wanted to note that Cary Academy was relying
heavily on SAS for facilities for athletic practices and/or
games for softball, soccer, lacrosse, and basketball as well
as all swim team practices and meets. If this arrangement
was no longer available for Cary Academy, then there would
be an immediate need for additional facilities.
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