Stadiums

LISD’s stadium buildings, including the press box, restrooms, concessions, HVAC in concessions, and locker rooms, are subject to the 20-Year Life Cycle Maintenance and Repair process. Facilities slated for a 20-Year Life Cycle Maintenance and Repair project are selected based on needs identified from the Facilities Assessment Study, input from program leadership and the Facilities Review Committees.

If Prop C is approved, stadium buildings at the following high schools will be renovated:

• Flower Mound HS
• Hebron HS

Without funds to address these projects, the LISD Board of Trustees would face alternative circumstances such as closure of concession stands, restrooms and potentially the relocation of games without access to game operations conducted from the press box.  

When a singular major component reaches the end of its usable life, but the total facility is not scheduled for a complete renovation, the facility is scheduled for a Component Replacement. Components slated for replacement are selected based on needs identified from the Facilities Assessment Study, input from individual departments and the Facilities Review Committees.

If approved the scoreboards and tracks will be replaced at:

• Flower Mound HS Stadium
• Hebron HS Stadium
• Lewisville HS Stadium
• The Colony HS Stadium

Without funds to address these projects, the LISD Board of Trustees would face alternative circumstances such as relocation of games where there is not an operable scoreboard as required by the University Interscholastic League (UIL) to host competitions.

If approved, existing stadium lighting will be replaced with more efficient LED lighting at all five high school stadiums. The upgrade to LED lighting would provide increased lighting levels and instant-on capability for improved safety of players and spectators.  LED lighting also typically results in a 40-70% decrease in energy consumption and requires less maintenance and fewer replacements.

Without funds to address these projects, the LISD Board of Trustees would face alternative circumstances such as altering competition schedules to day time games, moving games to different days of the week to allow for daylight, or relocation of games.