Plan A1
Total: $42,998,446
Total square footage: 213,426 (132,737 renovation, 80,689 new construction)
Renovations: $11.4 million
New Construction: $16.7 million
Site development: $3.6 million
Demolition: $824,258
Cost per square foot: $201.42
— Project planned to be built for 700 students
— 480 seat auditorium
— 72.5 percent of classrooms would remain under Department of Education recommendation of 800 square feet.
“This option is presented with a unanimous committee vote not to recommend due to its inherent inefficiencies and functional deficiencies,” Jason Gallant, chairman of the Kennebunk High School Building Committee, said.
Plan B1.1
Total: $43,682,939
Total square footage: 203,219 (100,825 renovation, 102,394 new construction)
Renovations: $8.9 million
New Construction: $19.9 million
Site development: $3.6 million
Demolition: $789,596
Cost per square foot: $214.95
— Project to be built for 700 students
— 12.5 percent of classrooms would remain under DOE recommendation of 800 square feet
— $2.5 million add alternate possibility for artificial turf field and six-lane track
“We think that the pricing for this — the mixture of new and renovation — is very, very good in that you’re getting savings from square footage in the building that’s worth preserving,” architect Dan Cecil said. “You’re getting rid of the stuff that is underperforming, will always be underperforming, and replacing it with new construction and all the energy efficiency that comes with it.”


