027-8 Wyo. Code R. §§ 8-4 - Building Needs Schedules
The Commission shall annually evaluate the adequacy of the State's school buildings and facilities and develop two building needs schedules: condition and capacity.
(a)
Capacity Schedule. The capacity schedule shall be based on projected capacity,
calculated in accordance with this subsection, and the needs identified in
accordance with §
5(a) of this Chapter.
(i) The Department shall calculate building
capacity and enrollment projections based on the Commission's methodologies
incorporated by reference in Chapter 3 § 9(a)(i) and (ii) of these
Rules.
(ii) For the purposes of
capacity projections, the construction time for capital remedies shall be
presumed to be three (3) years, and the Department shall project enrollments
over a five (5) year projection period beginning upon the presumed completion
of a construction period, in accordance with
W.S.
21-15-117(a)(iii).
(iii) The Department shall use the projected
enrollments by configuration to calculate an expected rate of change and apply
that rate of change to each building in that configuration. This projected
enrollment and any studies performed pursuant to §
5 of this Chapter shall be the basis for
generating the capacity schedule.
(iv) The Commission may direct the Department
to adjust projections in accordance with §
4(d) of the Commission's
enrollment projection methodology, as incorporated in Chapter 3 § 9(a)(i)
of these Rules.
(b)
Condition Schedule. The condition schedule shall be based on FCI score, as
calculated in accordance with this subsection, and the needs identified in
accordance with §
5(a) of this Chapter.
(i) The Department shall use the FCI
calculations from the most recent Facilities Condition Assessment;
(ii) For the purposes of compiling the
condition schedule, the Commission shall use FCI scores projected five (5)
years from the current year and any studies performed pursuant to §
5 of this Chapter.
(iii) The Commission may include in the
condition schedule any school building determined to have a remediation need
under Chapter 3 § 8 of these rules.
(c) The Commission shall utilize the results
of the most cost-effective remedy studies conducted under §
5 of this Chapter to prioritize the capacity
and condition schedules. Needs identified under §
5(a) that have not yet
received a most cost-effective remedy study shall not be prioritized but shall
be included in the schedule and identified as needing a most cost-effective
remedy determination.
(d) The
Commission may periodically review and verify needs assessment data and
building and facility ratings for condition and capacity to ensure the
assessments provide timely and uniform data in accordance with
W.S.
21-15-117(a).
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