posted by Joe Polk at 1:46 AM /
Project managers for the renovation of Mt. Lebanon High School advised the school board to get the plan "shovel ready" in the 2009-2010 school year if they hope to take advantage of President-elect Obama's stimulus package for infrastructure work. The package aims to provide funds to improve roads, energy efficiency, hospitals and schools.
But the board has a lot to discuss and decide before then, struggling mainly with how to proceed in the current "tanking" economy, as it was described several times Jan. 12.
Disagreements are strong over whether to even pursue one of the renovation options proposed by architectural firm Celli-Flynn Brennan, OWP/P, and construction company P.J. Dick.
Link: www.thealmanac.net/ALM/Story/01-14-Mt-Lebanon-school-meeting
But the board has a lot to discuss and decide before then, struggling mainly with how to proceed in the current "tanking" economy, as it was described several times Jan. 12.
Disagreements are strong over whether to even pursue one of the renovation options proposed by architectural firm Celli-Flynn Brennan, OWP/P, and construction company P.J. Dick.
Link: www.thealmanac.net/ALM/Story/01-14-Mt-Lebanon-school-meeting
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