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Highlands Elementary School Improvements Project

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The Highlands Elementary School Improvements Project, managed by the Saugus Union School District in Santa Clarita, California, involves extensive campus upgrades focused on athletic and recreational facilities. Key improvements include replacing the existing grass field with turf, installing a new irrigation system, and constructing a 10-foot-wide concrete walking track. The project also features the installation of a fabric shade structure over the playground, replacement of asphalt and concrete surfaces across play courts and parking lots, and the addition of new swing equipment, play markings, and a replacement ball wall. Additional work includes converting portions of the western field to native planting areas, improving ramps to classroom buildings, and enhancing drainage near Building B. The project is scheduled for completion in two phases, with the field, walking track, and irrigation system being completed between June and July 2026, followed by the asphalt replacement and shade structure installation between June and July 2027. Classified under NAICS code 237990, the project is categorically exempt from CEQA as it involves minor alterations that do not expand the campus footprint or increase student capacity. Kathie Pisano, Director of Facilities, serves as the primary point of contact for the initiative.

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Highlands Elementary to upgrade turf, walking track, playground, courts, parking, and drainage across two phases in 2026–2027.

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California → Saugus Union School District

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Catala Avenue and Empino Lane, Santa Clarita, CA, 91350

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AgencyCalifornia → Saugus Union School District
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California → Saugus Union School District
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Kathie PisanoDirector of Facilities

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The proposed project includes improvements to the existing field on the northeastern portion of the campus. The existing grass field would be replaced with turf grass, and a new 10-foot-wide, concrete walking track would be constructed around the field and connect to the existing play courts at the southern edge of the field. Portions of the western edge of the field, adjacent to the playground and lunch shelter, would be converted to a native planting area. In addition, a new irrigation system would be installed on the field. The proposed project would include the installation of a new fabric shade structure above the existing playground in the northern portion of the campus. Asphalt surfacing around the playground would be removed and replaced; the existing tetherball posts and footings would also be replaced. Asphalt west of the playground would also be replaced, new swing play equipment would be added, and play markings on the asphalt would be updated. Asphalt at the play courts in the center of the campus would be removed and replaced, and existing ramps to classroom buildings would be improved. New striping and a replacement ball wall would be added to the play courts. Existing storage units would be temporarily relocated during construction activities and returned to their original location upon completion. The asphalt at the northwestern and southwestern parking lots would also be replaced. In the southern portion of the campus, concrete paving would be removed and replaced, with the addition of new play markings, a new chain-link cage area for play equipment, and improvements to the existing ramps to classroom buildings. Existing sod in this area would also be replaced. Additionally, concrete would be removed and replaced and drainage improvements made in two areas to the south and east of the administration and classroom building (Building B). Construction of the proposed project would be completed in two phases. The construction of the new walking track, replacement of the existing field, and installation of the new irrigation system would be completed between June and July 2026. The replacement of asphalt on the play courts and parking lots and addition of the new shade structure would be completed between June and July 2027.

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