WILLIAMSON, N.Y. — District voters approved a proposition for general repairs throughout the district’s schools, while rejecting a proposition to move the baseball and softball fields to the high school.
Voters approved the first proposition of the capital project, with a dollar figure of $19,290,000, for “asset preservation” across the elementary, middle and high schools. That translates to roof replacements and improvements or replacements to flooring, plumbing, HVAC, mechanical systems, doors, accessibility and more. According to the district, the local share is $3,895,000, coming from existing reserves, with the rest of the financing coming from state aid.
The second proposition, at $22,840,000, was rejected 118-161. It would have constructed baseball and softball fields at the high school, with synthetic turf infield, sod outfield, dugouts, scoreboards, backstops and the like; as well as a discus throwing cage. The local share would have been $4,725,000, also from existing reserves.
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