Green-Sea. Attendance Area

Green-Sea Attendance Area

Green Sea Floyds Elementary Asset Summary and History Report Hierarchy Green Sea Floyds Elementary Inspection Date N/A Asset 23 Green Sea Floyds Elementary Deficiencies Count 9 Category Code Dependent School Sum of Deficiency Costs $1,780,924 Asset Size 86,752.00 sq. ft FCI 0.1156 PRV $15,402,713 FCI (100-1) 89.5 Year Built 1991 Asset Summary With an FCI of 89.5 this facility is considered FAIR where system components serviceability or reliability is degraded but adequate. Very few major (critical) subcomponents may suffer from moderate deterioration with perhaps a few minor (non-critical) subcomponents with suffer from sever deterioration. Sustainment or restoration consists of minor repairs to several subcomponents, significant repair or replacement of one or more subcomponents, but not enough to encompass the total system as a whole. 168 Asset History Green Sea Floyds Elementary serves as a model school for at least one other elementary school in the county. The school was constructed in 1991. It features CMU construction with exterior brick veneer. Unspecified building renovations were performed in 2008. Forecasting FCI FORECAST TABLE YEAR DEFMNT FOREPRV ANNUALINVEST REMDEFMNT FORECAST FCI 2013 $1,596,609 $15,402,713 $0 $ 1,596,609 89.6 2014 $0 $15,941,808 $0 $1,596,609 89.6 2015 $0 $16,499,771 $0 $1,596,609 89.6 2016 $398,570 $17,077,263 $0 $1,995,179 87.0 2017 $176,135 $17,674,967 $0 $2,171,314 85.9 2018 $264,979 $18,293,591 $0 $2,436,293 84.2 2019 $52,581 $18,933,867 $0 $2,488,874 83.8 2020 $31,082 $19,596,552 $0 $2,519,956 83.6 2021 $497,127 $20,282,432 $0 $3,017,083 80.4 2022 $176,135 $20,992,317 $0 $3,193,218 79.3

Horry County Public Schools Educational Adequacy Assessment Green Sea Floyds Elementary (1991) 5000 Tulip Grove Road Green Sea, South Carolina 29545 Green Sea Floyds attendance zone date visited / assessers : October 9, 2012 Bill Bradley Ginny Webb B General assessment : Green Sea Floyds is the first of the Conway, Burgess, Kingston elementary school prototype. It is typical of the "factory" model with classrooms aligned on either side of double-loaded corridors. In general the facility is adequate - the principal noted that the school was generally liked - but flexibility is limited and some programs are housed in spaces designed for other uses. Hallways are long and (because they lack differentiation) disorienting. The canopy in front was deemed too small by the principal. 169 Supporting observations : As with most schools, the "punched openings" and classroom wing orientation combine to create glare conditions as evidenced by the drawn blinds visible in most windows. Occupants are therefore required to rely on more costly (and less effective) artifical lighting. Teachers in some classrooms are required to run noisy dehumidifers to address humidty extremes. Because the canopy is small students are forced into the weather on rainy or inclement days. Entrance lacks a security vestibule. Recommendations : 1. install exterior light shelves and interior light tubes 2. install a security vestibule 3. paint "theme" hallways 4. increase size of canopies 5. address humidy issues hallway(s) at Green Sea Floyds Elementary School 2012

Horry County Schools Facility Condition Assessment School Name: Green Sea Floyds Elementary (K-5) UWPD ARCHITECTURE, INC./CHA SPORTS Green Sea Floyds Elementary has limited, but good condition multicomponent play equipment. The site has generous outdoor space with a 4-lane asphalt walking track, a multipurpose field within it, and three separate play areas with minimal shade. A large asphalt basketball court is in poor condition; the fire lane is gravel and does not encompass the building. At the time of this report, plans were being made for improvements to the playgrounds, drainage, and asphalt areas. The general assessment for this school is considered to be in fair condition. Multipurpose Field Condition: Size 120' X 260' Grass Type/Condition Centipede (Good condition) Proper Grading Good Irrigation / Well ne Child Development/Kindergarten Playground Equipment Condition: Four Individual Spring Riders (2) Tunnel Slide Loop Climber Crawl Tunnel Elbow Slide Double Wide Fiberglass Slide Arched Chain Climber Tic-Tac-Toe Panel Below Deck Village Seat Panel Ladder Panel Village Counter Panel Safety Panel w/wheel Above; Mirror Panel Below Wheel only Transfer Station Wheelchair Turning Area Chips 12" Min Depth (ASTM) ADA Access Entry Ramp ( walkway to it) Plastic Border Timbers 3'x3'x2" Wear Mats at Slides 40'x70' Covered Conc. Play Area 170 Comments backstop 120' x 260' track grassed area Comments CMU condition Pictures:

Primary Playground Equipment (1-2) Condition: Grades 1+2 Comments Swings (8) std swings Beam Run Stretch Pole Vertical Ladder Balance Beam Challenge Ladder Spring-up Bars Parallel Bars (rails on step stones) Jump Touch Beam Pull-Up Bars Sit-up Bench Spiral Slide ( + 2 straight slides) Arch Climber Bubble Panel Snake Pole Faces Panel Transfer Station Wheelchair Turning Area Double Wide Plastic Slide Chips 12" Min Depth (ASTM) ADA Access Entry Ramp Plastic Border Timbers / Wear mats at slides ( walk to it) / mats Elementary Playground Equipment (3-5) Condition: Comments Swings (8) std swings Beam Run Stretch Pole Vertical Ladder (vertical climber) Balance Beam Sit-up Bench Challenge Ladder Spring-up Bars Parallel Bars (Double rails on step stones) Jump Touch Beam Pull-Up Bars See Saw Snake set) Track Ride Double Ring Trek (1) asphalt basketball court 100' x 100' Turning Bar Poor condition Log Roll Painted for basketball - faded Chinning Bar (4) double steel poles with backboard + rims - no nets Trapeze Ladder Chips 12" Min Depth (ASTM) ADA Access Entry Ramp Plastic Border Timbers 3'x3'x2" Wear Mats at Slides ne @ slides, @ swings 171

VEHICULAR PAVEMENT ASSESSMENT Green Sea Floyds Elementary School Edge deterioration. Area of asphalt to be removed. Short Term Recommendations: 1. Bus Drop Off: Area outlined in aerial should be removed and replaced. Edge of asphalt that is deteriorating should be resurfaced with a wider radius. Long Term Recommendations: 2. Asphalt surfaces should be sealed every three (3) years. 172 Landscaping & Irrigation: There is no irrigation at the front of the school and the overall condition of the landscaping is good. FEBRUARY 2013

VEHICULAR PAVEMENT ASSESSMENT Green Sea Floyds Elementary School Overall Condition of Pavement Condition of Surface Markings Identification of Pavement Deficiencies in Pictures Below Surface: Good Fair Poor Surface: Good Fair Poor Surface: Rutting Entrance Road x Entrance Road x Entrance Road Driveway Aprons x Driveway Aprons x Driveway Aprons Faculty Parking x Faculty Parking x Faculty Parking x Parent Drop Off x Parent Drop Off x Parent Drop Off Bus Drop Off x Bus Drop Off x Bus Drop Off x x x Loading Dock x Loading Dock Loading Dock Improper Patching Failures/ Potholes Raveling Longitudinal Transverse Fatique Comments 173 FEBRUARY 2013

Green Sea Floyds High Asset Summary and History Report Hierarchy Green Sea Floyds High Inspection Date N/A Asset 6 Green Sea Floyds High Deficiencies Count 6 Category Code Dependent School Sum of Deficiency Costs $5,912,523 Asset Size 202,923.00 sq. ft FCI 0.1641 PRV $36,028,735 FCI (100-1) 79.3 Year Built 1988 Asset Summary With an FCE of 79.3 this facility is considered SEVERE where system components have severe serviceability or reliability reduction such that it is barely able to perform. Most subcomponents are severely degraded. Sustainment or restoration is required consisting of major repair, rehabilitation, or replacement to the system as a whole. 174 Asset History Green Sea Floyds High is a model school for several other high schools in the county. The school was constructed in 1988. It features CMU construction with exterior brick veneer. A second gymnasium was added in 2007 which serves both the middle and high schools. Forecasting FCI FORECAST TABLE YEAR DEFMNT FOREPRV ANNUALINVEST REMDEFMNT FORECAST FCI 2013 $7,454,410 $36,028,735 $0 $ 7,454,410 79.3 2014 $0 $37,289,741 $0 $7,454,410 79.3 2015 $0 $38,594,882 $0 $7,454,410 79.3 2016 $454,630 $39,945,703 $0 $7,909,040 78.0 2017 $0 $41,343,802 $0 $7,909,040 78.0 2018 $385,851 $42,790,835 $0 $8,294,891 77.0 2019 $622,447 $44,288,514 $0 $8,917,338 75.2 2020 $0 $45,838,612 $0 $8,917,338 75.2 2021 $454,630 $47,442,964 $0 $9,371,968 74.0 2022 $3,924,285 $49,103,468 $0 $13,296,253 63.1

Horry County Public Schools Educational Adequacy Assessment Green Sea Floyds Middle / High (88) 4990 Tulip Grove Road Green Sea, South Carolina 29545 Green Sea Floyds attendance zone date visited / assessers : October 9, 2012 Bill Bradley Ginny Webb B General assessment : Green Sea Floyds Middle and High School facility serves two distinct populations - middle schoolers and high schoolers. Economies of scale are realized through shared resources, but unlike other middle schools in the District this facility does not support the middle school concept per se. The facility is a variation on the Loris High School prototype and follows the "factory" model. Flexibility is therefore limited. Because of the sheer size of the building and the combined program, wayfinding is not intuitive. 175 Supporting observations : The classroom plan in this facility is akin to a departmentalized junior high school concept. This is in contrast to elsewhere in the District where the middle school concept calls for the cultivation of small communities of learners in cohorts grouped within grade-level houses. In general, there is insufficient natural lighting within the interior of the building, which adds to wayfinding issues. Addressing "poor bus and parking circulation" was deemed a priority. Recommendations : 1. remove portable classrooms 2. install light tubes to bring lighting into interior 3. consider renovating the middle school portion to be consistent with the middle school concept Green Sea Floyds Middle / High cafeteria 2012

Horry County Schools Facility Condition Assessment School Name: Green Sea Floyds High / Middle School UWPD ARCHITECTURE / CHA SPORTS Class: A Green Sea Floyds High School / Middle School facility is grouped together for this assessment because outdoor athletic facilities are in a common area. The facility is considered to be in overall poor to fair condition, primarily due to practice facility needs and the absence of many track and field events. The stadium field was scheduled to be reconstructed at this writing to improve drainage and playability. Baseball and softball have no pressboxes and seating is needed in many locations. Accessibility from parking to seating including walkways are also needed as is a proper middle school multipurpose field and outdoor court areas. Pictures: Practice Fields - (1) Multi Purpose / (1) Middle School Field Comments Fencing ne Grading / Drainage Fair Irrigation ne located Seating ne Baseball Practice infield ne Stadium Field Fencing 4' and 6'; good condition Grading / Drainage Flat w/ no crown; poor drainage w/ ponding at end zones Irrigation Fair condition; full coverage Lighting/Electrical Lighted / new scoreboards w/ play clocks being installed at time of visit Goal Posts n removable Press Box 8'-4" x 24' Rest Rooms/Concessions New restrooms/concession 2012; shared w/ baseball and softball also Seating 1200 / 600; needs accessibility improvements from parking and visitor's Field House New fieldhouse in 2011 Baseball Facility Fencing Backstop 30' w/ 20' sides; 6' perimeter Dugouts 10' x 30' w/ 10' storage at each Grading / Drainage Fair to poor drainage; Irrigation Good condition Lighting/Electrical Lighted field; Old bulb-type scoreboard Batting cage/bullpens covered cage, netting only; 3 bullpens Press Box ne Rest Rooms/Concessions New in 2011; shared with softball and football Seating 200; does not meet current code Softball Facility Fencing Backstop 20' w/ 15' sides; 6' perimeter Dugouts 10' x 30' w/ 10' storage at each Grading / Drainage Fair to poor throughout Irrigation Good condition Lighting/Electrical Musco lighting; old bulb type scoreboard Press Box ne Rest Rooms/Concessions New in 2011; shared with baseball and football Seating 200; poor condition; do not meet current code 176 protective fencing on roof water (overgrown and in disrepair)

Tennis Facility Court # / Condition Fencing Lighting/Electrical Seating 4 courts; Good condition, recently resurfaced 10'; fair condition, minor repairs needed 8 poles, 2 lights each, good condition 150; old, do not meet current code Track and Field Facility Track Jump Events Throw Events Fencing Grading/Drainage Seating 8 lanes; fair condition; needs restriping 1 inboard runway w/ overgrown sand pit; 1 inboard high jump ne located (Same as stadium) Good; only minor wate stains observed, mostly due to grass buildup (Same as stadium) 177

VEHICULAR PAVEMENT ASSESSMENT Green Sea Floyds Middle School Short Term Recommendations: 1. Bus Drop Off The entire bus loop should be milled and resurfaced with a wider radius. 2. Cut through Road This road should be paved to prevent further edge deterioration of the intersecting paved roads. Long Term Recommendations: 5. Asphalt surfaces should be sealed every three (3) years. Pothole. Landscaping & Irrigation: There is no irrigation at the front of the school and the overall condition of the landscaping is fair. Severe edge deterioration. 178 Unpaved cut through road. Improper patching and cracking. See Figures 1,2 and 3. Pothole. Improper patching and cracking. See Figures 1,2 and 3. FEBRUARY 2013

VEHICULAR PAVEMENT ASSESSMENT Green Sea Floyds Middle School 179 Overall Condition of Pavement Condition of Surface Markings Identification of Pavement Deficiencies in Pictures Below Improper Patching Failures/ Potholes Longitudinal Surface: Good Fair Poor Surface: Good Fair Poor Surface: Rutting Raveling Entrance Road x Entrance Road x Entrance Road Driveway Aprons x Driveway Aprons x Driveway Aprons x Faculty Parking x Faculty Parking x Faculty Parking Bus Drop Off x Bus Drop Off x Bus Drop Off x x x x x Transverse Fatigue Comments FEBRUARY 2013

VEHICULAR PAVEMENT ASSESSMENT Green Sea Floyds High School Short Term Recommendations: 1. Mobile unit parking: Asphalt should be milled to depth of cracking, leveled to eliminate ponding and resurfaced. Student Parking: Longitudinal cracking along centerline, both lanes. Visitor Loop: Fair condition, raveling and cracking at inside edge of asphalt. Poor cut and patch for pipe crossing. 180 Landscaping/ Irrigation: There is no irrigation at this site and the condition of landscaping is good. Bus Parking: Area of improper patching. Entrance road: Good condition except two areas of improper patching. Parking for mobile units: Severe deterioration of asphalt, potholes and ponding. FEBRUARY 2013 Long Term Recommendations: 2. Entrance/ Driveway There are two areas of improper patching on Jay Road. These two areas do not currently affect the structural integrity of the road but will need to be resurfaced in the future. 3. Student Parking: The entire lot has transverse and longitudinal cracking that should be milled and resurfaced in the future. 4. Bus Parking: Mill and resurface area of improper patching. 5. Asphalt surfaces should be sealed every three (3) years.

VEHICULAR PAVEMENT ASSESSMENT Green Sea Floyds High School Overall Condition of Pavement Condition of Surface Markings Identification of Pavement Deficiencies in Pictures Below Surface: Good Fair Poor Surface: Good Fair Poor Surface: Rutting Improper Patching Failures/ Potholes Raveling Longitudinal Transverse Fatique Entrance Road x Entrance Road x Entrance Road x Driveway Aprons x Driveway Aprons x Driveway Aprons x Faculty Parking x Faculty Parking x Faculty Parking Student Parking x Student Parking x Student Parking x x Bus Parking x Bus Parking x Bus Parking x Parent Drop Off x Parent Drop Off x Parent Drop Off x Bus Drop Off x Bus Drop Off x Bus Drop Off Comments 181 FEBRUARY 2013