Gilbert High School Site Improvements Project

The Gilbert High School Site Improvements Project is a comprehensive infrastructure and modernization initiative managed by the Anaheim Union High School District in Anaheim, California. The project scope encompasses a wide range of facility upgrades, including the installation of technology and utility infrastructure, security cameras, exterior safety lighting, and security fencing and gates. Additionally, the work involves restroom accessibility upgrades, improvements to paths of travel and concrete or asphalt paving, and parking lot enhancements to optimize vehicular circulation and student drop-off areas. Environmental and educational enhancements are also central to the project, featuring the installation of drought-tolerant landscaping with water-efficient irrigation, the creation of shaded outdoor learning courtyards, and the modernization of Building H to house administrative functions and establish a single point of entry for the campus. The project was formally approved via Resolution No. 2025/26-F-02 by the Anaheim Union High School District Board of Trustees, which adopted a Notice of Exemption regarding the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA). This exemption was granted under several categories, including existing facilities, replacement or reconstruction, new construction of small structures, minor alterations to land, and accessory structures, indicating that the improvements are considered minor alterations with no significant environmental impact. The place of performance is Gilbert High School located at 1800 W. Ball Road in Anaheim. While the specific contract value and period of performance are not detailed in the available documentation, the project is overseen by Patricia Neely, the Executive Director of Facilities Maintenance and Operations.