Ringing Rocks Elementary School's east facade.
SANATOGA PA – Not every “i” is dotted, not every “t” is crossed on plans for rebuilding Ringing Rocks Elementary School, Pottsgrove School District representatives acknowledged Tuesday night (July 6, 2010) as they met with the Lower Pottsgrove (PA) Township Board of Commissioners.
Some pesky paperwork still must be completed to the satisfaction of Bursich Associates, the township’s engineering firm, the district said.
No worry, commissioners indicated.
With its promise that those remaining items will be resolved, board members voted unanimously to approve the final land development plan for reconstruction and expansion of the school at 1401 Kauffman Rd., Pottstown PA.
Their seal of approval on the plans, which have been reviewed by a variety of township and other municipal agencies over several months, means the district can break ground soon and get contractors working. Board President Jonathan Spadt was absent from the meeting and did not vote.
A district Board of School Directors’ meeting is expected to be held later this month – even though that board normally is not convened during July – to accept bids, authorize the work, and get things rolling.
“Congratulations. You’re done coming to board meetings,” township Solicitor R. Kurtz Holloway told a Pottsgrove group of three after the vote was taken. “Just finish up the paperwork,” Holloway added.
Happy to oblige, came their response.
Related (to Ringing Rocks Elementary School renovations):
- Final Words On Ringing Rocks: Okey-Dokey
- Ringing Rocks Gets Final Plan OK
- Borrowing Authorized For Ringing Rocks Project
- Pottsgrove Signs Pius Lease For Ringing Students
- Pottsgrove Authorizes Pius Lease For Ringing Relocation
- Call Goes Out For Ringing Rocks Construction Bids
- Board OKs Ringing Rocks’ Preliminary Plans
- School Vestibule Design OK; No Decision On Rocks’ Relocation
- Ringing Rocks Plan Approval Held Until May
- Ringing Relocation Decision Deferred Again
- Township Legal Move Saves District Time, Money
- Economic Tales, Exec Sessions, And Long Night At Pottsgrove
- Geothermal Now ‘Locked’ Into Ringing Re-Build
- How Estimated Costs For Ringing Shape Up
- Less Is More In School Project, Planners Learn
- Bids Sought For Ringing Project Asbestos Removal
- Ringing Relocation Decision Possible In Two Weeks
- Restaurant, Ringing Projects Win Conditional Uses
- Ringing Rocks, Restaurant Hearing Topics Tonight
- Pottsgrove Student Enrollment: Up? Yes. Down? Yes Again
- Green Discussion At Ringing Results In Red Faces
- Pottsgrove, Archdiocese Still Discussing Pius Lease
- Ringing Rocks Relocation Discussion Set For Tonight
- In The Ringing Rebuild, Whither Pius?
- Ringing Rocks Relocation Plan: Modulars At MS
- Ringing Rocks Construction Cost Hearing Tonight
- Planners OK Ringing Rocks Land Sketch
- District Sets Dec. 3 Hearing On Rocks Budget
- Pottsgrove Asks State Help To Pay For Ringing Re-Build
- As School Opens, Progress On Ringing Rocks’ Project
- Surprise Enrollment Spurs Demographic Interest
- District Assembles Ringing Rocks Planning Team
- District OKs Architect Negotiations
- Consensus On Ringing Renovations: $16M
- Ringing Rocks Proposals Aired Tuesday
- Ringing Rocks Re-Examined April 14
- Pottsgrove To Trust-But-Verify On Ringing Plans
- Ringing Rocks Plans Take Another Step
- No Shortage Of Ideas At Pottsgrove Meeting
- Weigh In On Pottsgrove Renovations
- Framing The Rocks Discussion
- Response Mixed To Pottsgrove Improvements
- District Invites Public For Study Results
- A Different Rocks, But Only As A Concept
Related (to the Lower Pottsgrove Board of Commissioners’ meeting of July 6):
- Final Words On Ringing Rocks: Okey-Dokey
- What Stinks? Unhappy Residents’ Uncollected Garbage
- Township Tax Collection Continues Up Over ’09
- Three Topics Cited In Township Exec Session
- Lower Pottsgrove Meeting Starts Early Tonight
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