N.H. Admin. Code § Ed 321.20 - Site Costs
(a) The following site costs shall be
eligible for building aid:
(1) Land
acquisition costs, including land purchased in years prior, provided it was
purchased for the purposes of constructing a school building;
(2) Legal or administrative costs associated
with the acquisition; and
(3) Site
development costs, including:
a. The work
required to prepare the land for construction;
b. Work required to bring and connect utility
services from the property boundary to the building; and
c. Work for onsite utility infrastructure
such as power, fuel connections and storage, onsite septic, sewer, data and
cabling, and site lighting.
(b) Site acquisition costs for land that
exceed the maximum site standards in
Ed
321.07 shall not be eligible for building aid and
shall not be included in the maximum building aid award.
(c) Only work on the site owned by the school
district shall be eligible for building aid. Work to bring utilities to the
site from locations that are not immediately adjacent to the property owned by
the school district shall not be eligible for building aid.
(d) For the purposes of calculating the
maximum building aid award, site acquisition costs shall be limited to market
value as determined by an appraisal conducted as part of the land
acquisition.
(e) For the purposes
of calculating the maximum building aid award, eligible site development costs
shall not exceed 15 percent of the total eligible project costs less site
costs.
Notes
#8265, eff 1-22-05; ss by #10363, eff 6-15-13
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(a) Educational spaces shall be constructed so as to meet or exceed the requirements of the ANSI S12.60 American National Standard Acoustical Performance Criteria, Design Requirements, and Guidelines for Schools part 1, 2010 edition and part 2, 2009 edition, as referenced in Appendix II.
(b) The school district may request a waiver under Ed 321.28 for meeting or exceeding the requirements in Ed 321.21(a) for educational spaces.
(c) Compliance with the acoustics standard shall be certified in writing by the lead architect or engineer.
Notes
#8265, eff 1-22-05; ss by #10363, eff 6-15-13