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Prepared By:

School Board Meeting 9/14/2026

Kearney High School Campus Infrastructure Improvements

(6th Street, 27th Avenue, 30th Avenue)

KEARNEY

PUBLIC SCHOOLS

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Site Agenda Items

  • Kearney High School – Conceptual Development Plan Options

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  • 6th Street, 27th Avenue, & 30 Avenue Cost

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  • District creation process

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  • Schedule

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North

E

W

S

Kearney High School

Regional Map

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2014 Preliminary Plat (138.52 Acres)

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2014 Preliminary Plat (138.52 Acres)

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2014 Vicinity Map – Site Location

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2014 Infrastructure Feasibility Plan

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2014 Infrastructure Feasibility Plan

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2014 Infrastructure Feasibility Plan

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2014 Infrastructure Feasibility Plan

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2026 Water Infrastructure

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2026 Sanitary Sewer Infrastructure

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2026 Paving & Storm Water Infrastructure

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2026 FEMA Map

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Comprehensive Plan - Future Land Use Map

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Comprehensive Plan - Future Land Use Map

Kearney

High School

Property

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Zoning Map

Kearney

High School

Property

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Vicinity Map – Collector & Arterial Streets

North

E

W

S

11th St.

30th Ave.

16th St.

Talmadge St.

3rd St.

8th St.

11th St.

2nd Ave.

Central Ave.

1st St.

11th St.

Long Island Rd.

272

Railroad St.

46th Ave.

Railroad St.

15th Ave.

Kearney

High School

Kenwood

Elementary

Interstate 80

16th St.

27th Ave.

6th St.

Yanney Ave.

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North

E

W

S

11th St.

30th Ave.

16th St.

Talmadge St.

8th St.

11th St.

2nd Ave.

Central Ave.

1st St.

11th St.

Long Island Rd.

Railroad St.

46th Ave.

Railroad St.

15th Ave.

Kearney

High School

Kenwood

Elementary

Interstate 80

16th St.

27th Ave.

24th St.

3rd St.

6th St.

Yanney Ave.

16th St.

272

Vicinity Map – Future Street Circulation

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Master Planning

Developed Parcel

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Conceptual Development Plan

Multi-Family /

Commercial

Single Family

Large Lots

Single Family

Large Lots

Single Family Residential

Multi-Family

Commercial

Stormwater

Detention

Cell

Stormwater

Detention

Cell

Outfall Ditch

Single Family / Mult-Family

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Cost Estimates Phase 1

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Cost Estimates Phase 1

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Cost Estimates Phase 1

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Total City Reimbursements

Cost Estimates Phase 1

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Cost Estimates Phase 1 & 2

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Cost Estimates Phase 1 & 2

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Cost Estimates Phase 1 & 2

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Cost Estimates Phase 1 & 2

Total City Reimbursements

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Conceptual Development Plan

11th St.

11th St.

27th Ave.

10th St.

22nd Ave.

6th St.

Yanney Ave.

10th St.

26th Ave.

24th Ave.

5th St.

6th St.

8th St.

30th Ave.

Kearney

Public

School

KRMC

Yanney Park

Kenwood Elementry

School Property Boundary

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6th Street Extension

Prepared By:

KEARNEY

PUBLIC SCHOOLS

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KRMC 6th Street Extension

Temporary Cul-De-Sac Easement

(2026) 6th Street Water, Sanitary Sewer, and Paving Infrastructure Improvements

(Future) 6th Street Water, Sanitary Sewer, and Paving Infrastructure Improvements

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6th Street, 27th Avenue, 30th Avenue Extension

Prepared By:

KEARNEY

PUBLIC SCHOOLS

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Conceptual Development Plan

11th St.

11th St.

27th Ave.

10th St.

22nd Ave.

6th St.

Yanney Ave.

10th St.

26th Ave.

24th Ave.

5th St.

6th St.

8th St.

30th Ave.

Kearney

Public

School

KRMC

Yanney Park

Kenwood Elementry

Phase 1 Infrastructure Project Location

(27th Avenue and 6th Street)

KPS = $3,426,556

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Phase 2 Infrastructure Project Location

(6th Street and 30th Avenue)

KPS = $2,353,480

Engineers Opinion of Probable Construction Costs:

Phase 1 = $3,426,556

Phase 2 = $2,353,480

TOTAL = $5,780,036

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Process

  1. KPS makes a formal request to the City for creation of water, sewer, paving districts
  2. City engages Engineer to create districts (district drawing boundaries and legal descriptions)
  3. Districts go to City Council and publicly advertised so that Council can hear from the public and vote to create or not create the requested district
  4. City engages Engineer to design drawings, specifications, and bidding documents
  5. City Council receives bidding documents & approves project to go out for bids

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Process

  1. Bids are received and Engineers recommendation are presented to requestor(s) (KPS & City) for review and the bids are formally presented to City Council and the lowest qualified bidder is awarded the project
  2. Before final contract documents are awarded, the requester(s) (KSP) must provide a payment of 50% of the project costs to the City
  3. The City issues a bond for the remaining 50% of the project costs

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Process

  1. Project commences until final completion occurs
  2. As-built drawings delivered to City and State
  3. Assessments based on final project costs are then assigned to the district abutting landowners (5 years for water & sewer, 10 years for paving)

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Schedule

  • September 2026 = KPS requests assessment districts
  • October 2026 = District maps, legal descriptions, created
  • October 2026 = Master planning of right-of-way & lots
  • November – March 2027 = City engages engineer for design
  • March 2027 = Bidding documents go to Council
  • April 2027 = receive and award bids
  • May 2027 – December 2027 = Construction
  • January 2028 = New Assessments take effect

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Questions / Comments

Thank You!

Prepared By:

Budget Meeting 8/26/2026

KEARNEY

PUBLIC SCHOOLS