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Lucas Fresquez President Ralph Medina Vice

President Annabelle Almager SecretaryAndrew J. Chavez MemberPablo E. Lujan Member

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Recognition & Acknowledgements

City of Espanola Alice Lucero, Mayor Joe Duran, Interim City Manager Dennis Tim Salazar, District 1 Pedro Valdez, District 1 Phillip Chacon, District 2 Peggy Sue Martinez, District 2 Eric Radosevich, District 3 John Hernandez, District 3 Cory Lewis, District 4 Adrianna Ortiz, District 4Tribal Government Ohkay Owingeh Pueblo Santa Clara Pueblo

State Level Representatives Governor Susana Martinez Secretary of Ed., Hanna Skandera Senator Martin Heinrich Senator Tom Udall Congressman Ben Ray Lujan Speaker W. Ken Martinez Senator Richard Martinez Representative Nick Salazar Representative Debbie RodellaRio Arriba County Representative Danny Garcia, Chairman Alfredo Montoya, Member Barney Trujillo, Member Tomas Campos County Manager David Trujillo, Asst. County Mngr

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Recognition & Acknowledgements

Superintendent & EPS Board Dr. Daniel Trujillo, Superintendent Lucas Fresquez, President Ralph Medina, Vice President Annabelle Almager, Secretary Andrew J. Chavez, Member Pablo E. Lujan, Member ETS Building Committee Myra Martinez, Principal Veronica Dean, Teacher M. Rita Salazar, Teacher Timothy Martinez, Parents Ernesto & Febye Sena, ParentsSMPC Architects Dave Cook Jennifer FacioPCM Construction Ian Harmon Clay Simmons

New Mexico Public School Facilities Authority (PSFA) Bob Gorrell, PSFA Director Irina Ivashkova, Regional Manager Les Martinez, Maintenance Manager Bill Spricks, Facilities Master Planner

Public School Capital Outlay Council (PSCOC) David Abbey, Chair Joe Guillen, Awards Subcommittee Chair Frances Maestas

Contractor & Local Subcontractors FCI Constructors of New Mexico Gilbert Rivera, Phone World Dale Salazar, Leroy’s Excavating David Sanchez, Sanbros Electrical

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Recognition & Acknowledgements

LANL FOUNDATION Susan Herrera, CEO Dorothy Sanchez, Director of PD, ISEC EPS Former Board Members Joann V. Salazar Leonard J. Valerio Joe Romero James Esparza Joe Guillen Leroy J. Salazar Isaac Medina Floyd Archuleta Jose I. Archuleta EPS Former Superintendents Arthur Blea Evelyn Maruska Janette Archuleta Benito Chavez Vernon Jaramillo

EPS Former Administrators & Employees Dorothy Sanchez, Assistant Superintendent Edward Alarid, Assistant Superintendent Arthur Salazar, Assistant Superintendent Mary Agnes Gallegos, Principal Ruby Montoya, Principal Marilyn McBane, Principal Teresa Naranjo, Counselor Frances Frazier, Executive Admin Assistant

Family of Eutimio “Tim” Salazar III Bennie Salazar Dennis Tim Salazar Paula Johnson Arthur Salazar Mary Agnes Gallegos

Presented by:

Dr. Daniel Trujillo SuperintendentEspanola Public Schools

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Espanola Public SchoolsWelcome & Comments

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School Board Comments

Lucas Fresquez President

Ralph Medina Vice President

Annabelle Almager Secretary

Andrew J. Chavez Member

Pablo E. Lujan Member

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School Overview

History & Background Founded in 1965. Fairview Elementary, originally named for its location within the Espanola Valley. Renamed Eutimio "Tim" Salazar III Fairview Elementary, more commonly known as ETS Fairview Elementary in 1997.3rd largest elementary school in the district Enrolls approximately 350 students in kindergarten through 6th Grade.

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School Building ProjectPhase 1 : March – December 2014

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School Building ProjectPhase 2 : January – August 2015

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Building Safety Plan

Safety, quality and on-time completion are FCI’s primary goals. The safety and health of students and school staff during construction is of paramount importance. As construction will be ongoing during the school year, it is imperative that safety and security procedures are followed to assurethe safety of the students, staff and our workers.

In addition to our comprehensive safety program, please note the following school zone construction rules:

1. Heed all construction zone signs and directives.2. Do not enter construction areas at any time, even during off-duty hours.3. Hard hats and high visibility vests/shirts are required for all site workers and

visitors for safety and identification purposes.4. Any questions or safety concerns should be directed through the school

administration and our Project Superintendent.5. Report any un-safe or suspicious activity to FCI Site Superintendent and/or school

administration personnel.

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Contractor Comments

Presented by: Brian Cornford FCI Project Manager

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Transition outside to Ground Breaking – Turning of Soil Site

We invite all guests to transition outside to our playground area for the

Turning of the Soil&

Concluding Comments