Roosevelt
Middle School Vice Principal Karina Reyes joined School Board Member
Richard Barrera, Area 6 Superintendent Gilbert Gutierrez and City
Councilmember Todd Gloria to break ground on the new joint-use field at
Roosevelt Middle School on April 26.
Neighbors and several other city and district leaders also
participated in the event that marked the beginning of construction on
the new natural turf field. The City of San Diego recently awarded a
construction contract to Palm Engineering Construction Company, Inc. to
develop approximately two acres of the eastern portion of the school
campus into a multi-purpose field that will include a walking track and
three new backstops. The school district contributed $600,000 in Proposition S funds toward construction of the $995,000 project.
Prop. S funds can only be used for capital improvement projects.
Following the completion of construction in late summer, an
additional 120 days will be needed to establish the turf before the
field will be open to students and community members in Spring 2013.
For more details on this project, contact Randy White, school district real estate specialist, at rwhite1@sandi.net or 619-725-7281; or Barry Kelleher, city park designer/project manager, at 619-533-5219 or bkelleher@sandiego.gov. Media inquiries should be directed to Cynthia Reed-Porter, communications supervisor, at creed-porter@sandi.net or 619-725-5579
Saturday, May 12, 2012
Roosevelt Middle School Joint-Use Field Under Construction
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