Project Information
Project History
March-April 2023: The wood and metals shop were not designed to have air conditioning. CSD & the design teams continue review temperatures in the wood shop space. This issue will be further evaluated when warmer temperatures arrive this spring.
February 2023: Ongoing design team & CSD are reviewing dust collector operations in relation to possible heat gain in the space.
December 2022: All bond promises for this school were completed in winter 2022.
October, 2019: Design Development Continuing
The Building A boiler replacement project is complete.
The work on the athletic fields continues. The contractor has completed installing the synthetic turf. The track surfacing has begun and will continue as weather allows.
The design development phase is nearing completion and Pivot Architecture will begin working with staff on the final design details this fall.
Pivot Architecture is also working on a design for the seismic improvements and the team will apply for a $2.5 million State Seismic Grant this winter assuming the program rolls out as expected. Testing took place over the summer to gather more data on the condition of the existing building to better inform the requirements of planned seismic improvements.
The next Design Advisory Committee meeting will be held this fall.
September, 2019: Athletic Field Work Continues
The boiler replacement project is complete.
Work on the athletic fields continues with the installation of the synthetic turf this month. Track surfacing will begin once the turf installation is complete. Field improvements will be complete by November 2019. The design development phase is nearing completion and Pivot Architecture will begin working with staff on the final design details this fall.
Pivot is also working on design for the seismic improvements. The district will apply for a $2.5 million State Seismic Grant this winter.
Testing took place over the summer to gather more data on the condition of the existing building to better inform the requirements of planned seismic improvements. The next Design Advisory Committee meeting will be held this fall.
July-August, 2019: Athletic Facilities Improvements
The final base rock fine grading for the turf and final base rock prep for the asphalt at the new D zone work was installed the last week of August.
Paving will be the next step. Given the type of track materials used, the asphalt must cure for at least 28 days before the track surface can be laid.
The turf installation is scheduled to begin in September and will take approximately 3-4 weeks. That time frame could change as this is a weather-sensitive project.
Once the turf work is complete, the track surface will be laid and striped (also weather-sensitive).
We expect some rain in September and October so an estimated final completion date has not been established.
June, 2019: Summer Construction Activities Begin
Crescent Valley High School will have an artificial turf field installed and track resurfaced and the area will be closed to the public during construction.
Additional summer work includes the replacement of the boiler.
- The CVHS track and infield will be closed to the public from June 21 through November 15.
- Athletic practices will be relocated to other sites on the CV campus for the fall season.
- Home football games will be played at Corvallis High School.
February, 2019: Initial site investigations and finalizing designs
Initial site investigations are underway, including topographical survey, hazardous material survey, geotechnical soil borings, seismic evaluation, and wetlands evaluation. Additionally, designs are being finalized for the field improvements and boiler replacement. Pivot Architecture is beginning work with the Site Team on initial planning and design. The Design Advisory Committee members and Site Team are being finalized.
Next quarter, Gerding Builders will receive subcontractor bids for the field improvements and boiler replacement. The boiler replacement will be completed summer 2019. Field improvements are scheduled to begin summer 2019 and to be completed in fall 2019.
November, 2018
Bond program managers are currently working on design and permitting for repairs and renovations.
Project Timeline
Bond Projects at CVHS
Crescent Valley was built in 1971. Crescent Valley’s current enrollment is 1,018, with a current capacity of 1,547.
Safety & Security Improvements
Safety & Security Improvements- Enhance video surveillance system
- Improve seismic safety
- Increase power connections to generator circuit
- Replace access control system
- Replace emergency communication system
Renovations & Repairs
Renovations & Repairs- Improve ADA accessibility
- Install elevator in gym building for ADA access
- Install a new artificial turf field
- Refurbish, repair, and weatherize building exterior
- Replace fire suppression system in kitchen
- Resurface bus drop-off/pick-up lane
- Resurface track
- Upgrade mechanical infrastructure including electrical, heating, and plumbing systems
Modernize Educational Spaces
Modernize Educational Spaces- Expand covered outdoor learning area for career and technical education
- Renovate classroom spaces for career and technical education