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Donegal trims building plan
Intelligencer Journal
Lancaster New Era
Jul 03, 2009 10:02 EST
Mount Joy
By DEAN LEE EVANS, Correspondent

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I knew it. It really has nothign to do with the amount. Any amount proposed will not be passed as long as the number of retirees outnumbers the parents at the polls.

Later...Shawn
Shawn
When the referendum was defeated before, many voters said they would approve it if it was cut in half. Now the district has cut it in half + and they are worried it still won't pass??? What will happen to Maytown in 3-5 years when they are faced with probably having to close it. If the current high school doesn't get any renovations, how is it appropriate to put 7th and 8th grade there (which is the plan)? The lack of vision in this community is very disheartening!
musichollie
"John Coleman, a board member and facility chairman, said roof repairs on the modular units could cost $250,000"

Who are they hiring to do the roof!!! Must be using a government contractor!!!

My son was getting his done, including new wood for $3,800.00
TheHunter
QUOTE (TheHunter @ Jul 4 2009, 09:52 AM)
"John Coleman, a board member and facility chairman, said roof repairs on the modular units could cost $250,000"

Who are they hiring to do the roof!!! Must be using a government contractor!!!

My son was getting his done, including new wood for $3,800.00


Here's the difference- house roof vs. commercial school roof, and there are 18+ modular units in Donegal. That's why they are so expensive. You need certain contractors, certain materials, etc.
musichollie
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