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Monterey Peninsula Unified governing board to approve Marina field project and district-wide salary increase

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Marina High School is one of a few schools in Monterey County that doesn't have a home field for football or soccer games. The $12 million project will include new bleachers, scoreboards, field lighting and a synthetic turf field. The board will vote to approve the project and file a notice of determination, the last step before the project can go out to bid.

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Monterey Herald

Monterey Peninsula Unified governing board to approve Marina field project and district-wide salary increase

Monterey Peninsula Unified’s governing board will vote to approve Marina High School’s field project at Tuesday’s board meeting, as well as a 10% salary and benefits increase for district faculty and staff. The district’s board approved a $736,650 agreement with Weston Miles Architects in July 2022 to design the multi-use field – a $12 million project – which will include new bleachers, scoreboards, field lighting, a synthetic turf field, improv…

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