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The Palmyra school board gave verbal approval Thursday, Sept. 17, for district administration to move forward with high school renovations and additions at an estimated cost between $72.5 million and $84.1 million.
Presented with three proposals, directors selected the one that includes construction of a new gymnasium, engineering and robotics lab additions, and renovations to existing mechanical, electrical, and plumbing systems, according to Chris Linkey and Erin Hoffman of RLPS Architects.
No vote was taken by the board because the matter was a discussion item during the Building and Grounds Committee report. The project will be considered for a vote at the directors’ Oct. 1 meeting…