MEASURE A. Completed Bond Projects

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MEASURE A Completed Bond Projects October 26, 2010

Background On March 2, 2004, the voters of Riverside County passed ballot Measure A, authorizing the issuance and sale of $49,000,946 of General Obligation Bonds (GO Bonds.) The issuance and sale of the GO Bonds (Series A) closed on June 15, 2004, for a principal amount of $49,499,946. These funds were deposited into the Riverside County Treasury.

Citizens Oversight Committee Members LaDonna Jempson Lydia Mendoza Temo Ortega Mark Ramirez Nicolas Rodillas Harold Trubo Katie Wenke

Bond Projects $50,000,000 $30,000,000 3 New Schools $20,000,000 Modernization

2007 Refunding of G.O. Bond Due to increasing construction costs, additional funding was needed to help completed projects on Project List. At that time, interest rates were low and there were large increases in assessed valuation within school district boundaries making it feasible to refinance. Refinancing generated an additional $6.4 million in funding and allowed the bonds to be paid off four years early.

Funds Secured From G.O. Bond General Obligation Bond $50,000,000 Bond $106,049 Other Funding $1,483,872 Interest $6,515,017 GO Bond Refunding $58,104,938 Total

Project Types Electrical Fencing Fire Alarm Flooring Furniture & Equipment Grounds HVAC Lunch Shelters Upgrades to main electrical services, new wiring and lighting, PA system upgrades for MPRs at 28 sites. New gates and perimeter fencing at 15 sites. Replacement and upgrade of fire alarm systems at 16 sites. Replacement of carpet at 15 sites. New student desks, additional lunch tables, computers, replacement of chalkboards with white boards, new classroom technology at 14 sites. Turf renovation, replacement of vegetation, additional trees for shade, turf dirt area at 7 sites. Installation and replacement of HVAC units at 15 sites. Installation of lunch or shade shelters at 19 sites.

Project Types (cont.) Miscellaneous Construction New Schools Painting Paving Playground Plumbing Portable Stadium Various minor construction projects, including library renovation, P.E. locker replacement, replacement of bal walls, new windows, etc. at 13 sites New school campuses for Sunnymead Elementary, Ramona Elementary and Chaparral Hills Elementary. Exterior painting at 22 sites. Concrete and paving at 22 sites. Installation and replacement of playground equipment at 19 sites. Installation and replacement of plumbing, sinks and toilet facilities at 8 sites. New portables for administaration at Bayside and Edgemont; New restroom building at Sunnymeadows. New stadium at Vista Del Lago.

Total Projects Projects District-wide Total Projects 470 Bond Funds 259 Other Funds 138 Deleted from List 38 Insufficient Funding 35

Amount Spent Per Project Type Project Type Amount Spent Electrical $ 414,375 Fencing $ 463,581 Fire Alarm $ 2,360,868 Flooring $ 2,292,094 Furniture/Equipment $ 612,834 Grounds $ 340,918 HVAC $ 5,970,773 Lunch Shelter $ 2,662,501 Misc. Construction $ 351,772 New Schools $30,000,000 Painting $ 1,727,983 Paving $ 1,873,158 Playground $ 1,600,989 Plumbing $ 599,800 Portable $ 1,029,575 Stadium $ 5,803,708 $58,104,938 Portable Plumbing Playground Paving Painting Stadium Fencing Electrical New School Fire Alarm Flooring Furniture & Equipment Grounds HVAC Lunch Shelter Misc. Construction

Amount Spent Per Site Armada $757,184 Hidden Springs $305,398 Ridge Crest $797,211 Badger Springs $979,030 Honey Hollow $1,067,133 Seneca $919,321 Bayside $588,279 Landmark $444,339 Serrano $388,601 Bear Valley $466,130 March Mountain $619,193 Sugar Hill $1,051,677 Box Springs $471,176 Midland $779,510 Sunnymead ES $246,569 Butterfield $1,142,675 Moreno $587,804 Sunnymead MS $1,090,814 Canyon Springs $597,184 Moreno Valley $1,614,035 Sunnymeadows $1,236,856 Chaparral Hills $9,643,550 Mt. View $655,047 Valley View $380,016 Cloverdale $359,704 Northridge $410,564 Vista Del Lago $5,803,708 Creekside $784,551 Palm $818,910 Vista Heights $563,432 Edgemont $962,977 Rainbow Springs $727,939 Hendrick Ranch $487,957 Ramona $8,425,882

Amount Spent Per Site Vista Heights Valley View Sunnymeadows Sunnymead MS Armada Vista Del Lago Badger Springs Bayside Bear Valley Box Springs Butterfield Canyon Springs Sunnymead ES Sugar Hill Serrano Seneca Ridge Crest Chaparral Ramona Palm Rainbow Springs Cloverdale Creekside Edgemont Hendrick Ranch Hidden Springs Honey Hollow Landmark March Mountain Midland Moreno Moreno Valley HS Mt. View Northridge

Fencing Honey Hollow Hendrick Ranch Sugar Hill Sugar Hill

Fire Alarm Landmark Rainbow Springs Sunnymead Middle Badger Springs

Flooring Mt. View Seneca Palm

HVAC Creekside Sugar Hill Midland Butterfield

Lunch & Shade Shelters Badger Springs Rainbow Springs Landmark

Painting Valley View HS Ridge Crest Cloverdale

Paving Box Springs Hendrick Ranch Cloverdale Mountain View

Playground Seneca Moreno Elementary Hidden Springs Serrano

Stadium at Vista Del Lago

New Schools Chaparral Hills Elementary

New Schools (cont.) Ramona Elementary

New Schools (cont.) Sunnymead Elementary

Special Acknowledgements Robert Crank Former Assistant Superintendent of Business David Swift Former Director of Facilities and Maintenance Ron Visser Former Citizen s Oversight Committee Member Dr. Nicolas Ferguson Interim Superintendent