Facilities Use
The San Bruno Park Elementary School District makes school and athletic facilities available for rent when when school is not in session. The District’s Business Department manages the rental of these spaces for everything from community fundraisers to cultural events and youth sporting events.
How to Rent a Facility
All outside groups must apply for and obtain an approved use permit in order to use a school facility. The process is as follows:
Step 1: Renter submits a request for dates and times at a specific school and a specific facility.
Step 2: The school site reviews and confirms there are no conflicts with the date/time/space request and submits it to the Business Department for processing.
Step 3: Once the Business Department approves the dates, times and cost, the renter pays for the permit and provides proof of insurance coverage.
Step 4: Upon receipt of payment and insurance, the Facilities Use team issues an Approved Permit to the renter.
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Facilities
“We are one TEAM—Committed to create and improve quality facilities and student success.“
Mission:
The Business Department works as a team to provide and maintain a quality environment that supports student and teacher interaction so every student will reach his or her potential.
Philosophically, the District believes that the schools are the hubs of their neighborhoods. As a result, a high priority is being placed on building and maintaining facilities as economically as possible. Used in the evenings and on weekends as locations for community events and organizations, the District’s schools and facilities help to reinforce the importance of community involvement.
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Developer Fees
Government Code section 65995 and California Education Code section 17620 allows school District to levy fees on residential or commercial/industrial construction projects within a school District boundaries. The State Allocation Board (SAB) sets the per-square-foot Level I school impact fees (a.k.a. “developer fees”) every two years at its January meeting in even number years (i.e., 2010, 2012). Alternative School Fees (a.k.a. Level II or Level III fees) may also be collected by Districts meeting certain requirements.
Notice to Public
All new housing and remodeling projects are approved by the City of San Bruno Planning and Building Department. The City of San Bruno will issue a construction permit when all fees are paid by the developer, included in these fees are developer impact fees collected by the San Bruno Park Elementary School District.
Developer Fees Information
When and Where are fees paid?
Fees are paid at the School District Business Services Department - Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., located at 500 Acacia Ave., San Bruno, CA 94066. Please bring the Certificate of Compliance that is part of the PDF document above with the city officials verification. The District will then complete the form once the payment is made.
Payment
The District will accept payment with a cashier’s check, money order, or company check (must clear before document is signed). All checks are made payable to San Bruno Park Elementary School District.
Development School Fee Justification Study - June 13, 2022