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A nonoperating school site is a property owned by the TC DSB that is not currently used as an operating school. The property could be vacant land, an administration building, or a closed school that

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1. Begin by collecting all the necessary information about the non-operating school site, such as its location, size, and any available documents or permits.
2. Prepare a site plan or layout that clearly depicts the various buildings, facilities, and surrounding areas of the non-operating school site.
3. Fill out the required sections of the non-operating school site application form, providing accurate and detailed information about the site.
4. Attach any relevant supporting documents, such as land ownership proof or lease agreements, to the application.
5. Review and double-check all the information provided in the application form to ensure accuracy and completeness.
6. Submit the filled-out non-operating school site application form along with the supporting documents to the appropriate authority or organization responsible for processing.
7. Wait for the review and approval process to be completed. This may involve site inspections or additional documentation requirements.
8. Once the application is approved, adhere to any conditions or guidelines set forth by the approving authority for utilizing the non-operating school site.
9. Periodically review and update the information related to the non-operating school site as necessary, especially if any changes occur.
10. Lastly, ensure proper maintenance and upkeep of the non-operating school site to preserve its condition and usability.

Who needs a non-operating school site?

1. Various entities or individuals may require a non-operating school site, including:
2. - School districts or educational institutions planning new construction or expansion projects.
3. - Real estate developers looking to repurpose or redevelop existing school buildings or facilities.
4. - Government agencies seeking to establish temporary emergency shelters or community centers in unused school sites.
5. - Non-profit organizations or community groups in need of space for special events, workshops, or programs.
6. - Private individuals or organizations interested in preserving historical school buildings for cultural or heritage purposes.
7. - Municipalities or townships looking to convert non-operating school sites into public parks, recreational areas, or other community amenities.

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What is a non-operating school site?

A non-operating school site is a school facility that is not currently being used for educational purposes or has been closed.

Who is required to file a non-operating school site?

School administrators or governing bodies are typically required to file a non-operating school site report.

How to fill out a non-operating school site?

To fill out a non-operating school site report, the required information about the facility's status and reasons for non-operation must be provided.

What is the purpose of a non-operating school site?

The purpose of a non-operating school site report is to keep track of unused or closed school facilities and to ensure proper documentation of their status.

What information must be reported on a non-operating school site?

Information such as the school's name, location, reason for non-operation, and future plans for the facility must be reported on a non-operating school site report.