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June 12, 2019 CUSD BOT Meeting Agenda Item #6 INDEPENDENT CONTRACTOR, PROFESSIONAL SERVICES, FIELD SERVICE, AND MASTER CONTRACT AGREEMENTS | |
Board Agenda at page 67
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GENERAL FUND
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Cafeteria Fund Total Cafeteria Funds $27,789.70 100% Dana Hills Kitchen Freezer Alteration Project |
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Dana Hills Kitchen Freezer Alteration Project New Contract PSA 1819256 Koury Engineering & Testing, Incorporated Agenda Page 96 |
Provide Engineering services materials, testing and inspection services for the Dana Hills High School Kitchen Modernization Contract Period: 5-1-19 to 12-31-19
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$9,485.70 |
Dana Hills Kitchen Freezer Alteration Project New Contract PSA 1819271 Vital Inspection Services, Incorporated Agenda Page 274 |
Provide division of the state architect (DSA) inspector of record services for the Dana Hills High School kitchen modernization project Contract Period: 6-1-19 to 12-31-19 |
$18,304.00 |
Clean Renewable Energy Bond Fund (CREB BONDS) Total Clean Renewable Energy Bond Fund $124,491.00 Aliso Niguel High School $22,935.00 Dana Hills High School $23,619.00 District Office $25,137.00 DSA Inspector $52,800.00 |
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Aliso Niguel High School Solar Panel Project New Contract PSA 1819260 NMG Geotechnical, Incorporated Agenda Page 109 |
Provide geotechnical observation and testing services during demolition and construction for the Aliso Niguel High School solar panel installation project Contract Period: 5-1-19 to 12-31-19
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$10,961.00 |
Dana Hills High School Solar Panel Project New Contract PSA 1819261 NMG Geotechnical, Incorporated Agenda Page 116 |
Provide geotechnical observation and testing services during demolition and construction of the Dana Hills High School solar panels installation project Contract Period: 5-1-19 to 12-31-19
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$11,645.00 |
Aliso Niguel High School Solar Panel Project New Contract PSA 1819264 Twining Consulting, Incorporated Agenda Page 131 |
Provide inspection and material testing services for the Aliso Niguel High School solar project Contract Period: 6-1-19 to 12-31-19 |
$11,974.00 |
Dana Hills High School Solar Panel Project New Contract PSA 1819265 Twining Consulting, Incorporated Agenda Page 137 |
Provide inspection and material testing services for the Dana Hills High School solar project Contract Period: 6-1-19 to 12-31-19 |
$11,974.00 |
New Contract PSA 1819266 C.E.M. Lab Corporation Agenda Page 144 |
Provide inspection and material testing services for the District office solar project Contract Period: 6-1-19 to 12-31-19 |
$16,456.00 |
New Contract PSA 1819275 Vital Inspection Services, Incorporated Agenda Page 274 |
Provide division of the state architect (DSA) inspector of record services for the Districtwide solar project Contract Period: 6-1-19 to 12-31-19 |
$52,800.00 |
New Contract PSA 1819277 NMG Geotechnical, Incorporated Agenda Page 282 |
Provide geotechnical observation and testing services during demolition and construction of the District office solar panels
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$8,681.00 |
CFD 90-2 The Capistrano Unified School District abused Talega Mello Roos taxpayers for years. The District overcollected millions in pay as you go taxes and then misused the funds. As a result, taxpayers no longer TRUST CUSD to properly spend bond money which is why their 2016 Measure M school facility bond failed. The new bond that Kristen Vital is pitching in the video plans to exclude Talega schools. No repairs and maintenance for Talega schools unless they do their own bond. San Clemente High School is 50 years old. It needs $16 million in "emergency repairs and maintenance" according to the 2017 Facilities Condition Assessment Report for San Clemente High School. |
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San Clemene High School Softball Scoreboard
New Contract PSA 1819263 Ninyo & Moore Geotechnical and Environmental Sciences Consultants Agenda Page |
Provide geotechnical, materials testing and specialty inspection services for the San Clemente High School softball scoreboard project Contract Period: 6-1-19 to 09-30-19
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$4,954.00 |
San Clemene High School Softball Scoreboard
PSA 1819276 Vital Inspection Services, Incorporated Agenda Page 278 |
Provide division of the state architect (DSA) inspector of record services for the San Clemente High School softball scoreboard project Contract Period: 6-1-19 to 12-31-19 |
$1,408.00 |
Deffered Maintenance Fund Shorecliffs Middle School Asbestos Abatement and Removal of Flooring $26,776.28 Capistrano Valley High School New Softball Scoreboard $6,362.00 San Clemente High School Architectural Renderings For Campus Master Plan $20,000.00. They are willing to spend $20,000 to provide renderings of what the school COULD look like to entice people to vote for a bond. Del Obispo Playground Installation Inspection $2,112.00 |
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Shorecliffs Middle School Asbestos Abatement and Removal of Flooring in Multi-purpose Room
New Contract PSA 1819267 5M Contracting, Incorporated Agenda Page 151 |
Provide abatement services and complete removal of floor tile in the multi-purpose room -Hall -Art and workroom -Classroom #2 Contract Period: 5-1-19 to completion
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$26,776.28 |
Capistrano Valley High School Softball Scoreboard
New Contract PSA 1819269 Vital Inspection Services, Incorporated Agenda Page 159 |
Provide geotechnical, materials testing and specialty inspection services for the Capistrano Valley High School softball scoreboard project Contract Period: 6-1-19 to 09-30-19 |
$4,954.00 |
Capistrano Valley High School Softball Scoreboard
New Contract PSA 1819273 Vital Inspection Services, Incorporated Agenda Page |
Provide division of the state architect (DSA) inspector of record services for the Capistrano Valley High School scoreboard project Contract Period: 6-1-19 to 12-31-19 |
$1,408.00 |
San Clemente High School Architectual Renderings Campus Master Plan
PSA 1819278 HMC Architects Agenda Page 289 |
Provide architectural services and renderings for the proposed San Clemente High School campus master plan 5-1-19 to 12-31-19 |
$20,000.00 |
Del Obispo Elementary School Playground Installation New Contract PSA 1819274 Vital Inspection Services, Incorporated Agenda Page 270 |
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$2,112.00 |
RMV Community Development, LLC | ||
WARNING- RED FLAG Rancho Mission Viejo has taken advantage of CUSD in every purchase of land for a school. Rancho Mission Viejo Negotiating School Mitigation Agreement with The Rancho Mission Viejo Company New Contract PSA 1819268 Lorrie Louise Ruiz dba Corinne Loskot Consulting, Incorporated Agenda Page 155 |
Provide consulting services and support to CUSD to develop and negotiate a school mitigation agreement for new school and capacity for the Rancho Mission Viejo new development project Contract Period: 6-1-19 to 09-30-19 $225 per hour
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$25,000.00 |
CUSD Watch Comment Does this person have any connections to Rancho Mission Viejo, the TCA and/or the County of Orange. Tesoro High School was sold land that sits on a rare ripparian marsh (1 of 8 in the entire state for all of you environmentalists) which should never have been built on. In fact the TCA was denied a watstewater discharge permit to build a Toll Road on this spot by every agency up to the federal government. They are doing it through an action of fraud. CUSD was forced flip the design of the school and purchase two additional properties just to get the school built. Now they are building a Toll Road 800 feet closer to the school without any environmental review. In English- no one at any level of government has done studies to determine the effect of a Toll Road with Truck Climbing lanes on a school districts property effect on children. Let me say it in black and white language- this project was denied wastewater discharge permits 9 different timesall the way up to the Federal Government. And only now, in the lawless state of California is it being built while the State (at every level) looks the other way. See: February 13, 2019 Request for NEPA Review of SR 241 South of Oso Bridge San Juan Hills High School is built next to a dump, under electrical power lines, adjacent to a high pressure gass line and it will soon be adjacent to a Toll Road with climbing lanes for trucks. Esencia K-8 is adjacent to the Toll Road, and CUSD was forced to pay $34 million for land that was suppose to cost $23 million. CUSD was forced to value the land as if it had entitlements to build 100 homes. There were no entitlements that came with the property. See: Complaint filed with the District Attorney March 24, 2017 RE: Purchase and Sale of Real Property with the intent to defraud taxpayers living within the Capistrano Unified School District of $23 million dollars. We should really break CUSD up rather than allow it to get larger. CUSD has the power to destroy the City of San Clemente because of it's relationship with the Rancho Mission Viejo Company, The TCA and the County of Orange. CUSD has done nothing to protect the staff and students at Tesoro High School while the toll road alignment was shifted 800' towards the school and the Oso Bridge Gap Closure project was constructed without any of the required protective barriers. The District filed a bogus law suit which they should have known they would loose as they were the party responsible for all air and noise mitigation according to the EIR. The District has refused to file an injunction to quiet title on Tesoro High School Property, which would have effectively stopped the Toll Road at Oso Parkway and protected the health and safety of staff and students while property issues could be sorted out. Instead, CUSD accepted a Quit Claim deed from the Ranch for Parcel 82 and allowed the project to be completed. The Ranch violated the subdivision map act by placing Tesoro property (land the Ranch did not own) into the right of way for the Tesoro Extension of SR 241 Toll Road. CUSD has remained silent while all of the wastewater from the project has been designed to drain onto and underneath Tesoro High School using a fraudulent Wastewater Discharge permit grant to the Rancho Mission Viejo Company to build a FREE Arterial Road, not a Toll Road for the TCA who was denied that permit on nine separate occassions. The Ranch is probably trying to sell CUSD more dirty land for their future school at the highest cost possible. This person/firm needs to be heavily vetted by the Public to ensure that CUSD is not once again taken advantage of. There are four separate law suit (all going no where by design) while the road marches on. This should be investigated by the Federal Government as we have an out of control public/private partnership that is abusing taxpayers and if successful will destroy the quality of life of 70,000+ San Clemente home owners and businesses. Thank your local school district for destroying your community and when they ask you for a bond - just say No Thanks- but we are happy to leave your district and take care of our own. |
GIFT FUNDS PSA 1920020 should be pulled and the District should be asked why it costs almost a half million dollars to build 4 sand volleyball courts and where did that much "gift" money come from? |
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Tesoro High School Sand Volleyball Courts New Contract PSA 1920020 Wolff Lang Christopher Architects, Incorporated dba WLC Architects, Incorporated Agenda Page |
Provide architectural and engineering services to design 4 sand volleyball courts for Tesoro High School Contract Period: 6-1-19 to 09-30-19
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$22,000.00 | ||||||||||||||||||
CUSDWatch Comment The total project cost is $431,439.00 to build four sand voleyball courts? CUSD states that these are "Gift Funds"? Volley Ball USA - How to Build Your Own Sand Court with Costs
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New Contract PSA 1819279 City of Santa Ana Agenda Page |
Provide Zoomobile Presentations​ Contract Period: 1-25-19 to 1-24-20
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$210.00 |
Capital Facilities Fund Where does the money in the Capistal Facilities Fund come from? |
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Enrollment Impact Specialists
New Contract ICA 1920021 DecisionInsite, LLC Agenda Page 214 |
Provide consulting service and support for enrollment projections and residential development impact research Contract Period: 7-1-19 to 06-30-24
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$188,920.00 |
CFD 2005-01 | ||
Harrold Ambuehl Elementary School Modernization Project
New Contract PSA 1819272 Vital Inspection Services, Incorporated Agenda Page 262 |
Provide division of the state architect (DSA) inspector of record services for the Ambuehl Elementary School modernization project Contract Period: 6-1-19 to 12-31-19 |
$18,304.00 |
Aliso Viejo Land Sale Today there are a lot of school districts engaged in "public/private" partnerships and lease/lease back arrangements to develop very valuable school district property. It is concerning when CUSD paid money to buy a seat for Superintendent Kristen Vital to sit on the South Orange County Economic Coalition Board. In the past two years CUSD has entered into agreements to sell "surplus property" to be developed into high density/low income housing on school district property- See: Asset Management Workshop January 18, 2017 Pacifical San Juan: CUSD had originally tried to get the zoning changed on a property they did not own (?). The goal was to change this parcel to high density housing. Teachers Unions are pushing for joint use of district property with developers in order to provide teachers and staff with affordable housing. Dana Point South Bus Yard See: CUSDWatch Article: September 13, 2017 Agenda Item #1 PUBLIC HEARING: Intent to Request Waiver - South Bus Yard and Agenda Item #31 Resolution 1718-17 Laguna Niguel Paseo de Colinas See: CUSDWatch Article: June 20, 2018 CUSD Board of Trustee Meeting Agenda Item #47: ACCEPTANCE OF HIGHEST BID AND DELEGATION OF AUTHORITY TO EXECUTE FINAL PURCHASE AND SALE AGREEMENT FOR PASEO DE COLINAS PROPERTY |
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Transportation Compressed Natural Gas Expansion Project Aliso Viejo Contract Amendment PSA 1718255 HMC Architects Agenda Page 346 |
Provide architectural services for the transportation compressed natural gas (CNG) expansion project Extend Contract through 6-30-20
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Building Fund General Obligation Bonds | ||
Contract Amendment PSA 1617276 Wolff Lang Christopher Architects, Incorporated dba WLC Architects, Incorporated Agenda Page 363 |
Provide architectural division of the state architect (DSA) closeouts for various sites Extend Contract through 6-30-20 Architectural/Engineering Fee Proposal Capistrano Various Sites/CA/DSA Closeout:
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Developer Feesds | ||
WARNING- RED FLAG Rancho Mission Viejo has taken advantage of CUSD in every purchase of land for a school. Rancho Mission Viejo Funding Agreement Option to Purchase School Site Contract Amendment PSA 1819004 School Facility Consultants Agenda Page 375 |
Provide coordination, compliance, and tracking services for the school facilities and funding agreement and option to purchase school site between District and Rancho Mission Viejo. Extend Contract through 6-30-20
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Special Education and Medi-Calds | ||
University of California San Diego School of Medicine
PSA 1920002 The Regents of the University of California dba University of California, San Diego School of Medicine Agenda Page 176 |
Provide contract with Dr. Howard Taras to authorize speech and language protocols and provide prescriptions for occupational therapy (OT) and physical therapy (PT) Medi-Cal eligible services. Consult with staff for students with significant medical needs and make written recommendations for appropriate school setting placement Contract Period 7-1-19 to 6-30-20 $280.00 per hour
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$6,500.00 |