YORK, N.Y. — Voters in the York Central School District in Livingston County overwhelmingly approved the district’s capital-project proposal, with 202 “yes” votes to 28 opposed.
The $9,978,000 project — which district officials said would have no additional tax impact for residents, with funding coming from state building aid and retiring debt — will fund several upgrades in the district, including:
— Upgrades to classrooms, gyms, auditorium and pool
— Modernization of HVAC systems for better energy efficiency
— Restoring the historical exterior front doors and adding a ramp
— Replacing aging parking areas, fencing, tennis courts, exterior lightning and the press box
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